Cuts will hit hardest in counties with limited alternative revenue like tourism and natural resources.
Housing
Local Businesses Cut Hours, Services Due to Lack of Affordable Housing
Restaurants, a dog kennel and the Teton County Library are just some of the local businesses struggling to stay afloat this season due to labor shortages.
Weekly News Roundup: Friday, June 11
Miss the headlines this week? Learn more about potential property tax increases in Jackson, workforce housing, vaccine hesitancy and the upcoming wildfire season.
‘Ask the Mayor’ With Jackson’s Hailey Morton Levinson
KHOL asks Jackson Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson about the town’s budgeting process and local worker shortages.
When it Comes to Population Growth, ‘What Does Wyoming Really Want?’
Initial 2020 U.S. Census data shows that Wyoming’s population growth rate lags far behind that of neighboring states across the Mountain West.
Jackson Joins Boulder, Colorado, in Movement to Loosen Housing Restrictions
The Jackson Town Council is reviewing a controversial housing law that bans more than three unrelated people from living together in a single-family home.
“Ask the Mayor” With Jackson’s Hailey Morton Levinson
KHOL asks Jackson Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson about the town’s vaccination efforts, affordable housing and more.
The Gills Took the Northern South Park Debate to the State—And They’re Likely to Win
A state bill that seems specifically designed to address a development proposal in Teton County is expected to influence future local planning efforts.
Jackson’s Housing Ordinance 473 Appears Unpopular Ahead of Town Council Consideration
Out of 35 public comments submitted by Feb. 16, just three support limiting occupancy of single-family homes to three unrelated people.
