Meeting:

Scenic Preserve Trust board to weigh $750,000 for High School Butte trailhead

Teton County commissioners, sitting as the Scenic Preserve Trust board, are set to vote Sept. 21 on allocating $750,000 in 2022 SPET land-conservation funds toward the High School Butte Trailhead Parcel purchase.

Teton County commissioners, acting as the Scenic Preserve Trust board, are set to vote Monday on a resolution that would allocate $750,000 from the 2022 land-conservation special purpose excise tax to help fund the purchase of the High School Butte Trailhead Parcel resolution packet.

Staff’s fiscal note says there is $2,123,776 left in the 2022 Land Conservation Opportunities SPET account. The resolution frames the request as protecting public access at a heavily used in-town trailhead, and it directs the county treasurer to disburse the money at closing if the board approves the allocation.

Background

Teton County Scenic Preserve Trust and High School Butte Trailhead Parcel Purchase

Teton County allocated $750,000 from the 2022 SPET for the High School Butte Trailhead Parcel on September 21, 2026.

Latest: 2026-09-21 — The Board of County Commissioners, acting as the Scenic Preserve Trust Board, approved the allocation of $750,000 from the 2022 SPET account for the High School Butte Trailhead Parcel purchase.

curated as of 2026-09-19

High School Butte Trailhead Parcel Acquisition

In September 2026, Teton County Scenic Preserve Trust approved $750,000 from the 2022 SPET for the High School Butte Trailhead Parcel, partnering with the Jackson Hole Land Trust and Town of Jackson.

Latest: 2026-09-21 — Teton County Scenic Preserve Trust Board adopts a resolution authorizing $750,000 from the 2022 SPET for the High School Butte Trailhead Parcel purchase.

curated as of 2026-10-17

Water Quality SPET Funding Resolution in Teton County

In June 2026, Teton County approved a resolution allocating $2.83M in Water Quality SPET funds to local water quality projects, including stormwater upgrades, sewer improvements, and data monitoring.

Latest: 2026-06-16 — Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution allocating $2,830,000 in remaining Water Quality SPET funds: $1.5M to Jackson stormwater, $1.25M to Elk Refuge Sewer District, $80K to Trout Unlimited.

curated as of 2026-06-19

Source Documents

DateTitleType
September 21, 2026Authorizing Resolution for Purchase of High School Butte Trailhead Parcel Packetpacket