Jackson Hole Working

JACKSON HOLE WORKING
is a community-driven movement that values the vibrant heart of downtown, a workforce housing market driven by the private sector, the protection of private property rights and the preservation of open spaces and wildlife corridors.

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A community-driven movement that values the vibrant heart of downtown, a workforce housing market driven by the private sector, the protection of private property rights and the preservation of open spaces and wildlife corridors. Jackson Hole Working seeks a comprehensive vision for our valley’s future driven by common sense solutions – one that supports Jackson families, local workers, community character and ecosystem balance.

Core Organizational Values
Community as Heart
Economic Sustainability
Private Property Rights
Planning with Vision
Common Sense Solutions
Environmental Stewardship
Leadership & Community Involvement

Local control bill dead on arrival

Jackson Hole News & Guide

START bus for South Park, micro transit for East Jackson?

Jackson Hole News&Guide

Sending buses to South Park, offering Uber-like microtransit in East Jackson and doubling commuter lines are all part of an overhaul START officials are considering to increase ridership and reduce traffic.

Lodging tax passes committee

Jackson Hole News & Guide

A bill that would impose a statewide lodging tax, rather than the current county-by-county option, is breezing through the Wyoming Legislature. House Bill 134, the only tax Gov. Mark Gordon has said he would support, passed the House Appropriations Committee in a 6-1 vote Tuesday.

County holds public meeting about Tribal Trails Connector

Jackson Hole News&Guide

The second public meeting in the Tribal Trail Connector design process is scheduled for 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 19 at Teton Science Schools’ Jackson Campus. The purpose of the meeting is to update “the community on current design alternatives for the connector road,” according to a press release.