The “checkgate” controversy kept fees alive this year, but some say affordability goals in Jackson most likely won’t change.
Housing
Wyoming Senate kills proposed affordable housing loans program
Proposed legislation to establish an affordable housing fund died without discussion. At least two other affordable housing bills remain in the House.
By creating a housing fund, Wyoming would join most other states in addressing affordability
Similar bills to create a housing fund have failed in Wyoming in the past, since many members of the Republican supermajority are resistant to involving the government in housing.
March 1 is the deadline to apply for 25% property tax reduction
The reduction exempts 25% of the first $1 million of the fair market value of a home. Other rules apply.
Gordon asks equalization board to shelve a property tax lawsuit against another agency
Gordon said the board’s lawsuit would’ve confused taxpayers and county assessors.
106-year-old cabin set for facelift to house county employee
First-of-its-kind restoration for Teton County preserves history of Jackson’s electrification.
Nelson Drive faces lawsuit, county skepticism
A Jackson lawyer is suing to stop construction of homes on public land. Project partners say they’re prepared.
Town pledges millions towards affordable housing on Forest Service land
The investment would guarantee the town 6 rental homes, but some think the public deserves a better deal.
Without public funds, affordable housing project could stall
36 homes on national forest might wait a year if electeds side with the recommendation of their Housing Supply Board.
