Teton County would commit to trust-building public safety policies
County commissioners on Sept. 28 are set to consider a resolution committing to policies meant to strengthen trust between residents and local law enforcement when immigration status is in play.
Teton County commissioners on Sept. 28 are set to consider a resolution that commits the county to policies meant to promote public safety and strengthen trust between residents and local law enforcement when immigration status is involved meeting agenda. In the text, the board says it would pursue policies, practices, and community partnerships that build trust, including “establishing clear protocols for the use of County resources when required to assist federal immigration authorities” resolution.
The record provided for this item shows no earlier county action on this specific trust and public safety resolution tied to immigration status.
Background
Teton County's 2026 Housing Rules update will address First Responder preferences, compliance remedies, occupancy standards, and income range adjustments, following a public, multi-stage review and adoption process involving key local stakeholders.
Latest: 2024-10-07 — Anticipated release of proposed redlined Housing Rules and start of 45-day public comment period and ordinance amendment process.
curated as of 2026-06-11
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| September 28, 2026 | Teton County Resolution in Support of Immigrant Community | resolution |
| September 28, 2026 | Board of County Commissioners Meeting Agenda | agenda |