Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Teton County.
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Oct 14, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
The work involves crushing and processing gravel products at the county gravel pit. 3,000 TNs of 3/8" chips, 15,000 TNs of 2" minus crushed gravel, 22,000 TNs of 3/4" crushed gravel.
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Census ID
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102371
Population
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13,254
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Teton County
The Board of County Commissioners addressed several key items, including approval of FY27 fee changes, the dedication of the Ray Shriver Search and Rescue Headquarters, and the approval of an estoppel certificate and development agreement for 175 Front Street. The Board awarded a 2026 scrap metal recycling contract and postponed action on a waste collection franchise agreement pending further negotiations. Additionally, the Board accepted a written decision and approved an amended development agreement for the Centennial Estates Subdivision, approved joint recreation projects, and authorized a purchase order for a new firewall project. The meeting concluded with executive sessions regarding personnel and legal matters, and reports from the Commissioners.
The meeting focused on the adoption of the agenda and mediation regarding the case Schiltz et al. v. Teton County et al. (Bison Drive). The board approved a settlement agreement between Eric Schiltz and Teton County and conducted an executive session pursuant to Idaho Code 74-206(1)(f) to discuss legal matters.
Public-sector contacts connected to Teton County.
The board addressed a wide range of administrative and operational items, including the approval of infrastructure projects such as road reconstruction and the installation of a new audio system. Key discussions included a Comprehensive Plan Code Amendment, various plat amendments, and development agreements for local subdivisions. The board authorized numerous purchases for the Sheriff's Office, including new patrol vehicles, radios, and bodycams, and discussed budgetary requests and personnel policy amendments. Representatives from regional organizations provided updates on agricultural land preservation, local housing projects, and public safety initiatives. An executive session was held to discuss legal matters, and the board reviewed proposals for data analytics and strategic surveys to support future comprehensive planning.
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