RELOCATION GUIDE
JACKSON HOLE BOUND
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page 2 Page 6 Page 12 Jackson Hole Overview Veterinarians Houses of Worship Jackson Hole Traditions Pet Supplies and Pet Food Housing Page 13 Page 3 Jackson Hole Chamber of Jackson Hole Traditions Page 7 Commerce continued Change of Seasons Community Facilities & Chamber Staff Organizations Chamber Membership Page 4 The Lowdown Area Code for Wyoming Page 8 Volunteer Program Emergency Numbers Property Management Buy Local Medical Facilities & Vacation Rentals Banks Page 14 Licensing Information Page 9 Wyoming Facts Vehicle Registration Real Estate Local Government Employment Agencies Real Estate Appraisers Elected Officials Real Estate Title Companies Voter Registration Page 5 Mortgage Bankers Passports Post Offices / Zip Codes Helpful Websites Utilities/Services Page 10 Electricity / Natural Gas Radio Stations Page 15 Phone / Cellular Television Stations Green Team Phone / Land Line Newspapers Environmental and Social Cable/ Satellite Providers Stewardship Internet Providers Page 11 Moving & Storage Schools
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JACKSON HOLE OVERVIEW the early 1800s the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery began exploring the mountain west. John Jackson vs. Jackson Hole Colter, one of the members of the expedition, set Jackson or Jackson Hole? This is the question that out on his own to scout for a fur trading company. your family and friends who do not live in the area The tales he told about northwestern Wyoming will be asking. The answer is both. Jackson Hole is seemed unbelievable, but many famous trappers a valley that comprises the following communities: followed Colter’s lead. Jim Bridger, Jedediah Smith, Jackson, Wilson, Teton Village, Kelly, Moose and William Sublette and David Jackson were some of Moran. If you are moving to any one of these Colter’s contemporaries and their names were communities then, yes, you will be living in Jackson given to many local landmarks. It was David Hole. The main difference is in the postal system. Jackson who gave his name to the valley. For the Each community has its own post office. mountain men a "hole" indicated a high valley that was surrounded by mountains and so the valley Our Backyard south of Yellowstone became known as “Jackson’s Jackson Hole encompasses Grand Teton National Hole”. Later it was shortened to “Jackson Hole.” Park (est.1929) and is just south of Yellowstone French Canadian trappers named the three National Park (est. 1872). The establishment of prominent peaks of the area in a less traditional these parks has brought many adventurous visitors fashion, “Les Trois Tetons.” “The Three Breasts” to the region who spread the word. As a resident, became known as the Grand Teton, Middle Teton you quickly learn that you share your home with and South Teton. over 3,000,000 visitors from all over the world in the summers. Winter visitation is also high. We JACKSON HOLE TRADITIONS average around 500,000 visitors. The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce holds a The Grand Scheme of Things number of special events throughout the year that Jackson Hole is surrounded by stunning mountain bring community members and visitors together to ranges including the Teton, Gros Ventre, Absaroka enjoy the unique culture of Jackson Hole. and Snake River Ranges. The Grand Teton is the region’s highest peak at 13,766 feet above sea Jackson Hole WinterFest level. When Teddy Roosevelt first laid eyes on the WinterFest is an eleven-day festival that brings Teton Range, he said they "are what mountains are these opportunities together from the Shriner's All supposed to look like." American Cutter Races to special winter performances from Grand Teton Music Festival. Your New Neighbors Many community organizations join together to Native Americans, fur trappers, cattle ranchers, present a series of events that delights winter cowboys, movie stars and tycoons have each enthusiasts who love to be out in the snow as well played their parts in Jackson Holes’ past. Many as those who prefer to spend their time beside a unique characters call Jackson Hole home and crackling hearth. everyone has a special connection to the outdoors. The Census Bureau released an estimate of 21,548 ElkFest people living in Teton County in 2011. Jackson ElkFest, a weekend of activities built around the Hole has a friendly, small town feel and laidback world famous Jackson Hole Boy Scout Elk Antler western attitude. Auction, is an exciting time for celebrating nature, outdoor skills, hunting, and ecological education Artful Living and awareness. Every spring thousands of elk Enjoying outdoor activities is only part of the story wintering on the National Elk Refuge lose their when living in Teton County. With the Center for antlers before they migrate to their summer range. the Arts, Grand Teton Music Festival, the National The Boy Scouts assist the Refuge staff with Museum of Wildlife Art, the Art Association, harvesting the shed antlers and auction them to Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum and bidders from around the world who use them to over thirty art galleries, Jackson is also a premier make furniture, wall decorations and jewelry. cultural center. Visit www.jacksonholegalleries.com This annual event, which includes the Howdy for more information. Pardners High Noon Chili Cook-Off, the Mountain Man Rendezvous and Antler Rendezvous supports
the National Elk Refuge with 80% of the proceeds History and Development Before 1800, Jackson going back to habitat enhancement projects. Hole was home to Native Americans who spent Weekend before Memorial Day summer months hunting the abundant wildlife. In 2
Jackson Hole Traditions continued costume contest at 4:30pm in the center of the Town Square. The costume contest has prizes for Old West Days different age categories -- grown-ups are included! Celebrating the Heritage of the West! Jackson Hole Participating Town Square merchants and other has long been referred to as "The Last of the Old businesses and organizations are vital to this West," and with the community’s rich history, it’s no community tradition. wonder Old West Days is a favorite among visitors Town Square Lighting and locals alike. Visitors from all over the country Jackson Hole shops prepare for the holidays with come to delight in the live music, theatrical sparkling lights, festive garlands and beautiful entertainment, arts and crafts, delicious food, rodeo window displays. The finishing touch is the lighting events and much, much more. of the Town Square! The annual Town Square Memorial Day Weekend Lighting Ceremony takes place the day after Thanksgiving from 5:00-7:00pm. This favorite Fourth of July holiday event features the arrival of Santa Claus The day is historically filled with family-friendly along with cookies, carols and hot cocoa! activities including a pancake breakfast, Howdy Pardners Fourth of July parade, Grand Teton Music Santa on the Square Visiting Santa on the Jackson Town Square has Festival’s “Music in the Hole” and world-class become a tradition for many local families and fireworks displays at the base of Snow King delights holiday visitors. The Town Square is Mountain and in Teton Village! dressed for the occasion with thousands of sparkling lights illuminating the famous elk antler Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival arches and towering trees. Santa listens to holiday The Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival is widely wishes at the Stage Stop building near the recognized as one of the premier cultural events in southwest entrance to the Town Square. the Rocky Mountain West. Thousands of art December 15th-24th enthusiasts are drawn here each year to experience the beautiful art and breathtaking Change of Seasons natural surroundings that make Jackson Hole a leading cultural center. Visitors will appreciate the Winter (Late November-Early April) works of nationally and internationally acclaimed Snow blankets the mountains and the valleys. artists along with an exceptional array of events Accumulations of ten feet are common in the featuring music, cuisine and wine. More than fifty mountains and two to five feet in the valley. events round out our eleven-day festival. Day 30° -Night 10° and below Second and third week in September Spring (Late April-June) Jackson Hole Marathon Mild days and cold nights are interspersed with rain The Jackson Hole Marathon is a must do for and occasional snow. runners looking for a destination experience with Day 60° - Night 30° stunning mountain vistas. The marathon course will start near the Town Square in the historic town of Summer (July and August) Jackson Hole, wind through neighborhoods within Warm days and cool nights prevail and afternoon the town and then utilize the community pathway thundershowers are common. system to bring participants to the finish line in Day 80° -Night 40° Teton Village, home of the iconic Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Runners and their support teams Fall (September – Early November) Sunny days enjoy the variety of health and wellness and cold nights alternate with rain and snowstorms experiences offered by many businesses and Day 60°-Night 20° nonprofit organizations including yoga studios, healthful cuisine, tranquil spas and more.
Trick or Treat on Town Square The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce is pleased to host “Trick or Treat” on the Town Square each year on Halloween. The event is traditionally held from 3:00-5:30pm with the
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AREA CODE FOR WYOMING LICENSING INFORMATION
Marriage License: 307.733.4430 307 Teton County Admin Bldg. 200 S. Willow Street EMERGENCY NUMBERS Jackson, WY 83001
Sheriff's Department 307.733.4052 Driver License: 307.733.4571 Police Department 307.733.2331 Wyoming Department of Transportation Fire/EMS Department 307.733.4732 1040 Evans Road, S Hwy 89/191 Poison Control 800.222.1222 Jackson, WY 83001 Animal Shelter 307.733.2139 Wyoming Road Report 888.996.7623 VEHICLE REGISTRATION Wyoming Department of Transportation Jackson Maintenance Dept. 307.733.3126 VIN # Inspection (before you register) Highway Patrol 307.733.3869 Police Department Search and Rescue 307.732.8337 307.733.1430 150 E. Pearl Street MEDICAL FACILITIES Jackson, WY 83001 www.jacksonholepolice.com St John's Medical Center 307.733.3636 Sheriff’s Office 625 E Broadway 307.733.4052 Jackson, WY 83001 180 S. King Street www.tetonhospital.org Jackson, WY 83001 www.tetonsheriff.org BANKS Registering/Titling Your Vehicle Bank of Jackson Hole* 307.733.8064 County Clerk Office www.bojh.com Teton County Admin Bldg. 307.733.4430 First Interstate Bank* 200 S. Willow Street 307.734.7373 Jackson, WY 83001 www.firstinterstate.com www.tetonwyo.org/cc
Meridian Trust EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 307.734.8034 / 800.726.5644 www.mymeridantrust.com Classifieds: jacksonholeradio.com jhnewsandguide.com Rocky Mountain Bank 307.739.9000 Department of Workforce Services www.rockymountainbank.com 307.733.4091 155 W. Gill Street US Bank Jackson, WY 83001 307.732.9880 www.wyomingatwork.com www.usbank.com Jackson Temp Services Wells Fargo* 307.733.2202 307.733.3737 www.jacksontemp.com www.wellsfargo.com
* indicates multiple locations
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POST OFFICES / ZIP CODES Knobe’s RadioShack 307.734.8801 Jackson / 83001 www.knobes.com The "old" post office 220 W. Pearl Street Silver Star Wireless 307.739.1740 307.734.9040 www.silverstar.com Jackson / 83002 The "new" post office Union Wireless 1070 Maple Way 307.782.6131 / 888.646.2355 307.733.3650 www.unionwireless.com
Teton Village / 83025 PHONE (LAND LINE) 3230 W. McCollister Drive 307.733.3575 CenturyLink 307.733.8763 Wilson / 83014 www.quest.com 5605 W. Highway 22, Wilson 307.733.3335 Toolson Telephone, Inc. 307.733.1397/ 800.255.1397 Kelly / 83011 toolson.com 4486 Lower Gros Ventre Rd 307.733.8884 CABLE / SATELLITE
Moose / 83012 Jackson Hole Compunet 3 Teton Park Road, Moose 307.732.0900 307.733.3336 www.jhcompunet.com
Moran / 83013 Spectrum Business/Charter 1 Central Street, Moran 307.315.6125 307.543.2527 INTERNET PROVIDERS UTILITIES / SERVICES Jackson Hole Compunet Garbage/Waste Management 307.732.0900 Westbank Sanitation www.jhcompunet.com 307.733.2615 www.wasteconnections.com Spectrum Business/Charter 307.315.6125 Water and Sewer Town of Jackson MOVING & STORAGE 307.733.4203 www.ci.jackson.wy.us Black Diamond Moving Company 307.739.8553 ELECTRICITY / NATURAL GAS www.blackdiamondmoving.com
Lower Valley Energy Storage Stables 307.733.2446 307.733.6876 www.lvenergy.com www.storagestables.com
PHONE (CELLULAR) Duffle Donkey 307.203.0747 AT&T Mobility www.duffledonkey.com 307.733.3468 www.att.com Inter West Moving & Storage 208.523.8989 www.interwestmoving.com 5
VETERINARIANS HOUSING
Spring Creek Animal Hospital Teton County Housing Authority 307.733.1606 307.732.0867 www.springcreekanimalhospital.com 260 West Broadway Jackson, WY 83001 Jackson Animal Hospital www.tetonwyo.org/house 307.699.1946 / 307.201.2700 Habitat for Humanity PET SUPPLIES / PET FOOD/ SERVICES 307.734.0828 854 W. Broadway Big R Ranch and Home Jackson, WY 83001 307.201.1655 www.tetonhabitat.org www.lintonsbigr.com Pioneer Homestead Apartments Chasing Tails, LLC 320.843.4344 307.690.6458 Pioneerhomesteadapts.com www.chasingtailsjh.com Morning Star Assisted Living of Jackson Hole
Dog Jax 307.734.0500 307.733.DOGS www.morningstarseniorliving.com
Teton Tails Rentals: jacksonholeradio.com 307.739.9247 jhnewsandguide.com www.tetontails.com
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COMMUNITY FACILITIES / ORGANIZATIONS
American Legion Post 43 David Bentlage-Commander Jackson Hole Youth Baseball League Jackson, WY 83001 307.733.6047 190 N Cache St www.jacksonholeyouthbaseball.com 307.733.7462 www.jhal.com Jackson Hole Youth Soccer 307.200.6034 American Red Cross/ Bridger-Teton Branch www.jacksonholeyouthsoccer.org James Flower-Branch Manager 155 W Gill St. JH Jaycees 733.4049 Contact: Laura Bannister www.wyomingredcross.org 307.734.0588
Boy Scouts of America Kiwanis Club Lance Hawk 307-733-6600 307.733.3086 www.kiwanisofjacksonhole.org
Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Latino Resource Center 307.739.1026/ 888.409.2774 307.734.0333 www.cfjacksonhole.org www.latinorc.org
Community Resource Center Murie Center 307-739-4500 307.739.2246 www.crcjh.org www.muriecneter.org
Community Safety Network Rotary Club 307.733.3711 Breakfast- Reggie McNamara 307.734.8539 www.csnjh.org Lunch - Steve Robinson – 307.733.3813
Elks Lodge #1713 Senior Center of JH 307.733.1713 307.733.7300 www.seniorcenterjh.org Friends of Pathways 307-733-4534 Soroptomist International www.friendsofpathways.org Contact: Yvonne Robertson 307.733.4058 www.soroptomist.org Girl Scouts of America Montana/Wyoming Teton County 4-H 800.736.5243 307.733.3087 www.gsmw.org www.tetonwyo.org/4H
Jackson Community Recycling Teton County Library 307. 733.7678 307.733.2164 3270 S. Adams Canyon 125 Virginian Lane Jackson, WY 83002 Jackson, WY 83001 www.tetonwyo.org/recycle www.tclib.org
Jackson Hole Lion’s Club Teton County Recreation Center PO Box 1343 Jackson, WY 155 E Gill Street 307.733.8226 307.739.9025 www.tetonparksandrec.org Jackson Hole Shrine Club 307.733.4844 John McDaniels www.jhshriners.org
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & VACATION RENTALS
Cabin & Company Navigate LLC 307-201-1861 Christine Walker - Managing Member www.cabinandcompany.com Jackson, WY 83001 (307) 690-4487 The Clear Creek Group [email protected] 307.732.3400 / 877.427.3400 www.theclearcreekgroup Prugh Real Estate Greg Prugh - Owner / Broker Grand Valley Lodging 1110 Maple Way Suite C 208.354.8890 / 800.746.5518 Jackson, WY 83001 www.grandvalleylodging.com (307) 413-2468 Fax: (307) 333-0280 Jackson Hole Reservations 800.329.9205 Pantone Properties, LLC www.jacksonhole.net 801.782.7394 [email protected] Jackson Lodging Co. 307.734.2404 RE/MAX Obsidian Real Estate Rentals Group www.jacksonlodgingco.com 307.739.1234 / 307.734.4812 www.jhobsidian.com Jackson Hole Resort Lodging 307.733.3990 / 800.443.8613 Rendezvous Mountain Rentals & Property www.jhrl.com Management 307.739.9050 / 888.739.2565 Leasing Properties Jackson Hole www.rmrentals.com 307.200.2121/800.382.1700 www.leasingpropertiesjh.com Rob Alday 435.729.0022 Mountain Property Management http://adobejacksonhole.com 307.733.1684 / 800.992.9948 www.mpmjh.com Snake River Lodge & Spa Property Management 307.732.6000 / 800.445.4655 www.snakeriverlodge.com
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REAL ESTATE
Bear Development Shooting Star Amanda Stipeh - Administrative Assistant 307.739.1908 4011 80th Street www.shootingstarjh.com
Kenosha, WI 53142 Sotheby's International Realty - Jackson Hole (262) 694-2327 307.733.9009/888.733.9009 [email protected] www.sothebyhomes.com/jackson
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services The Teton Club 307.733.4339 307.734.9777 www.tetonclub.com 3 Creek Ranch Real Estate Services Teton Reserve Golf Course 307.739.9292 / 888.920.9292 208.787.4224 www.3creekranch-jh.com www.tetonreserve.com
Diane Nodell Real Estate, Inc. Y.M.D., LLC 307.732.0303 307.690.1037 www.dianenodell.com Wilson, WY 83014 [email protected] Grand Teton Realty 307.733.2939 REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS www.grandtetonrealty.com Rocky Mountain Appraisals Huntsman Springs 307.733.7799 307.699.0205 www.rmappraisals.com www.huntsmansprings.com REAL ESTATE TITLE COMPANIES Jackson Hole Real Estate Associates 307.733.6060 / 888.733.6060 Hickman Land Title of Wyoming www.jhreassociates.com 307.733.4713 www.landtitleco.com Jackson Hole Real Estate Co LLC 307.733.4969 / 800.687.1154 Jackson Hole Title & Escrow Company www.jacksonholerr.com 307.733.3153 www.jhtitle.com Jackson Wyoming Real Estate 307.690.6906 Northern Title Company www.JacksonWyomingRealEstate.com 690 S. HWY 89 Ste. 200 307.739.3944 Linton Bingle Associates www.northerntitle.net 307.732.7518 www.LintonBingle.com Wyoming Title and Escrow 307.732.2983 Live Water Properties LLC www.wyomingtitle.com 307.734.6100/ 866.734.6100 www.livewaterproperties.com MORTGAGE BANKERS
RE/MAX Obsidian Real Estate Rentals Group Farm Credit Services of America 307.739.1234 / 307.734.4812 307.577.4700 www.jacksonholeretreats.com www.fcsamerica.com
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MORTGAGE BANKERS TELEVISION STATIONS
Farm Credit Services of America PBS (CH 3) 307.577.4700 CBS (CH 4) www.fcsamerica.com NBC (CH 5) ABC (CH 8) FOX (CH 10) Hickman Land Title of Wyoming 307.733.4713 NEWSPAPERS www.landtitleco.com Jackson Hole News & Guide One Trust Home Loans 307.733.2047 307.733.5800 www.jhnewsandguide.com www.onetrusthomeloans.com RADIO STATIONS JH Weekly - Planet Jackson Hole 307.732.0299 89.1 KHOL Jackson Hole Community Radio www.planetjh.com 307.733.4030
90.3 KUWJ Wyoming Public Media 307.766.2181 800.729.5897
93.5 FM KJAX “Country Music for the New West” 307.733.4500
95.3 FM KZJH “Top 40 from today and the past” 107.1 In the Town Square 100.9 In Rafter J and Teton Village 307.733.4500
96.3FM and 1430AM ESPN Radio Jackson Hole all sports and talk shows
96.9 FM KMTN The Mountain “Today's best progressive music” 307.733.4500
Q102 FM-KCHQ / River Country 208.524.5900
103.7 FM The Range 307.732.0384 / 866.922.7102
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SCHOOLS
HIGH SCHOOL Teton County School District
307.733.2704 Jackson Hole High School www.tcsd.org 307.732.3700
ELEMENTARY Summit High School
307.733.9116 Alta Elementary
307-353-2472 INDEPENDANT
Colter Elementary Journeys School (Pre K-12th) 307.733.9651 307.733.3729
www.journeysschool.com Jackson Elementary
307.733.5302 Jackson Hole Community School (9th-12th)
307.733.5427 Kelly Elementary www.jhcommunityschool.org 307.733.2955
CONTINUED EDUCATION Moran Elementary
307-543-2438 Central Wyoming College
307.733.7425 Wilson Elementary www.jackson.cwc.edu 307.733.3077
Teton Science Schools MIDDLE SCHOOL 307.733.1313
www.tetonscience.org Jackson Hole Middle School
307.733.4234
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HOUSES OF WORSHIP
Chabad Jewish Center Jackson Hole Jewish Community 307.462.0847 307.734.1999 www.jewishwyoming.com www.jhjewishcommunity.org
Chapel of Sacred Heart (Open June through Jackson Hole Quaker August only) 307.733.5432 307-733-2516 Grand Teton National Park Jehovah’s Witnesses 307.733.9314 Chapel of the Transfiguration Grand Teton National Park Mountain View Independent Baptist Church (Open Memorial Day to Last Sunday in September) 307.733.3604 307.733.2603 www.mvbcjacksonhole.org
Chapel at River Crossing, The Our Lady of the Mountains Catholic Church 307.733.7770 307.733.2516 www.rivercrossingonline.com www.olmcatholic.org
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole 307.733.6337 307.734.0388 www.pcjh.org Community Bible Church 307.733.1941 Redeemer Lutheran www.cbcjacksonhole.org 307.733.3409 www.redeemerlutheranjackson.org Cornerstone Church 307.224.4959 Shepherd of the Mountains Lutheran Church www.cornerstonejh.com E.L.C.A. 307.733.4382 First Baptist Church www.sotmlc.org 307.733.3706 www.firstbjackson.org St. John’s Episcopal Church 307.733.2603 Good Samaritan Mission www.stjohnsjackson.org 307.733.3165 www.goodsamaritanmission.us Teton Sangha 307.733.1889 Jackson Hole Baptist Church S.B.C www.tetonsangha.com 307.733.0857 www.jacksonholebaptistchurch.com The General Assembly and Church of the Firstborn Jackson Hole Church of Christ 307.733.5935 307.733.2611 www.jhfirstborn.org www.jhcoc.org
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Justin Walter Visitor Services Agent Lead 307.733.3316 JACKSON HOLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Phone: 307.733.3316 Address: Chamber Staff continued… 112 Center Street Jackson, WY 83001 Jill Hiatt Visitor Services Agent www.jacksonholechamber.com 307.733.3316
Email Addresses: First name of staff member Sharon Brown Visitor Services Agent followed by @jacksonholechamber.com 307.733.3316
CHAMBER STAFF Chamber Membership Jeff Golightly Executive Director Let us help you and your business get situated. Direct line; 307.201.2305 For information please contact Andy Heffron, 307.733.3316 ext.105 [email protected]
Casey Stout Executive Assistant The Lowdown Direct line; 307.201.2303 Our weekly email newsletter will keep you in the 307.733.3316 ext.103 loop. Contact Kate Foster for details. [email protected] Kent Elliott Destination Sales Manager Direct line;307.201.2306 Volunteer Program 307.733.3316 ext.106 Want to learn more about volunteer opportunities at the Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Rachael Smith Destination Sales Coordinator Center and the Chamber Administrative office? Direct line; 307.201.2295 Contact Rick Howe at 307.733.3316 ext.114 307.733.3316 ext. 115 Buy Local Maureen Murphy Events Manager Great Until Late is a local shopping program Direct line; 307.201.2302 connecting visitors and local resident with shops, 307.733.3316 ext.102 restaurants and activities to enjoy during the long winter in Jackson Hole. To learn more visit Renee Leone Special Events Coordinator www.jacksonhole chamber.com/greatuntillate/ Direct line; 307.201.2309 307.733.3316 ext. 109
Andy Heffron Membership Manager Direct line; 307.201.230 307.733.3316 ext.101
Christie Maurais Bookkeeper Great Until Late 2015-16 Direct line; 307-690-9610
Kate Foster Communications Manager Direct line; 307.699.0096
Rick Howe Director of Visitor Services Direct line; 307.201.2294 307.733.3316 ext.114
Kathy Erickson Visitor Services Agent Lead Direct line; 307.201.2296 307.733.3316 ext. 116
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ELECTED OFFICIALS
WYOMING FACTS* U.S. Senators Michael Enzi (R) Governor 202-224-3424 Matt Mead 888-250-1879 307-777-7434 John Barrasso (R) State Capital 202-224-6441 Cheyenne 866-235-9553
Nicknames U.S. Representatives Equality State, Big Wyoming and the Cowboy State Cynthia Lummis (R-AL) 202-225-2311 State Flower 888-879-3599 Indian Paintbrush Address: 112 Center Street State Senators State Tree Dan Dockstader (R-16) Jackson, WY 83001 Plains Cottonwood 307-885-9705 www.jacksonholechamber.com State Bird Leland Christensen (R-17) Western Meadowlark 307-353-8204
State Fish State Representatives Cutthroat Trout Keith Gingery (R-23) 307-734-5624 State Mammal Bison Marti Halverson (R-22) 307-883-0250 State Gemstone Jade Ruth Ann Petroff (R-16) 307-734-9446 Admitted to Statehood Date: July 10, 1890 VOTER REGISTRATION Rank: 44th State County Clerk Office * This info is brought to you by Teton County Admin Bldg. www.wyoming.gov 307.733.4430 200 S. Willow St., Jackson LOCAL GOVERNMENT www.tetoncounty.org
Mayor of Jackson PASSPORT Sarah Flitner Teton County Courthouse Vice Mayor 307.733.2533 Hailey Morton Levinson 180 S. King St. 2nd fl, Jackson www.tetonwyo.org Town Council Members Don Frank, Bob Lenz, Jim Stanford HELPFUL WEBSITES Town www.ci.jackson.wy.us County Commissioners County ww.tetonwyo.org Barbara Allen Demographics Mark Newcomb www.wyoming.gov Smokey Rhea www.quickfacts.census.gov Natalila D Macker Economic Data Paul Vogelheim http://eadiv.state.wy.us
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THE JACKSON HOLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Green Team
As a resident of Jackson Hole, the JHCC Green Team would like to help you be a steward of our beautiful community! Please consider taking advantage of the following resources and suggestions to help you care for our natural environment and the great people of Jackson Hole.
Bring or purchase a reusable shopping bag.
Purchase a reusable Jackson Hole water bottle. The JH20 Project installed five water bottle filing stations conveniently located in around town including Town Square and Home Ranch Welcome Center so you can show off your personal style and stay hydrated. To learn more about the JH20 project and locate stations visit www.jh2oproject.org
Ride the START Bus! The town shuttle is free and $6 will get you a round-trip ticket to Teton Village. To learn more about the START Bus visit www.startbus.com/
Enjoy FREE parking and charging. If you’re driving to Jackson in your hybrid or electric vehicle, look for free electric charging stations at public parking lots. To learn more visit, Yellowstone- Teton Clean Energy Coalition at www.ytcleanenergy.org/local-station-locations/
Rent a bicycle. There are more than 42 miles of pathways in Teton County and an additional 14 miles in Grand Teton National Park. Pathways provide a scenic and sustainable option for getting from point A to point B and there are a variety of businesses that offer bike rentals. To download maps, visit Friends of Pathways at www.friendsofpathways.org/maps/
Reduce waste. Look for public recycling receptacles provided by organizations including Teton County Solid Waste & Recycling and the Town of Jackson conveniently distributed around the community. To learn more, visit www.tetonwyo.org/recycl/topics/where-can-i-recycle-in- jacksonhole/100070/
Enjoy an abundance of locally-grown food available at the Jackson Hole Farmers Market on Town Square and the People’s Market. To learn more about local food via Slow Food of the Tetons, visit http://tetonslowfood.org/teton-regional-food-guide/
Keep Your Bucks in Jackson Hole: Shopping locally offers many benefits, from reducing trips out of the valley to supporting local jobs. To learn more, visit www.keepyourbucksinjacksonhole.com
Serve as a Volunteer! On page 7 of this packet, you will find a list of local charitable organizations. For more charities, visit the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole.
Keep Your Bucks in Jackson Hole: Shopping locally offers many benefits, from reducing trips out of the valley to supporting local jobs. To learn more, visit www.keepyourbucksinjacksonhole.com
Serve as a Volunteer! On page 7 of this packet, you will find a list of local charitable organizations. For more charities, visit the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole.
For additional resources, visit www.jacksonholechamber.com/initiatives/sustainable_tourism.php
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