TETON
VILLAGE
By Teton Village District Offices
37th Annual
All Districts Meeting
July 17, 2025
With construction complete, this year's meeting will be held at the Teton Village District Offices 7020 N Rachel Way
The meeting will begin at 6pm. Board members from each District will report on District Events and take public comment regarding the FY2025-26 budget. Dinner will follow, starting at 7:00pm.
There will be plenty of onsite parking for vehicles and bikes.
TVWSD Honors
John Harkness
John was elected to the TVWSD Board in November 2010 and actively participated until his passing in 2024. John's knowledge and enthusiasm provided a unique perspective to operations that was invaluable and will be greatly missed.
Carol Harkness, board members and staff took time to commemorate John's legacy by planting a Rugosa Rose Bush in the District Office front garden.
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER ROSTER
Firefighters: Jeff Czapor
Officers:
Chief Jon Bishop FFII, ADO, EMS, Red Card
Asst.Chief Kevin Salava FFII, EMS, Red Card
Captain Paul Feik FFII, Red Card
Captain Kyle Coffin FFII, Red Card 1st Lt
Austin Irby FFII, ADO, Red Card 2nd Lt
FFII, EMS, ADO, Red Card
Mike Demetris FFII, Red Card
Tom Foley FFI, Red Card
Adam Klomp FF, Red Card
John Orzechowski FFII, ADO, Red Card
Brook Parker FFII, ADO
Patrick Davis FFII, ADO, Red Card, EMS
Rich Rossetti FFI, Red Card
Ben Skelly FFI, Red Card
Joeseph Tryka FFI, Red Card
Tyler Wight FFI, EMS, Red Card
Steve Wurm FFII, ADO, EMS, Red Card
Alex Flesher FF
Preparedness: A Message from the Fire Chief
As your Fire Chief, my top priority is the safety and well-being of our community. With wildfire season becoming increasingly severe, it's critical that every resident takes proactive steps to prepare. Here's how you can help protect your family, property, and neighborhood:
Consider contacting Teton Conservation District for a free Wildfire Risk Overview: https://www.tetonconservation.org/wildfire-risk-management Clear dry vegetation, dead plants, and flammable debris at least 30 feet around your home. Trim trees, clean gutters, and keep lawns well-watered and maintained.
Use fire-resistant materials for roofing, siding, and vents. Seal gaps where embers could enter your home. Install spark arresters on chimneys.
*Remember to get TVAC approval before removing living trees or changing exterior materials.
3. Prepare an Emergency Kit 4. Have an Evacuation Plan
Have a go-bag ready with essentials: water, food, medications, important documents, clothing, and phone chargers. Always keep your kit accessible.
Know your evacuation routes & practice them with your family. Have a communication plan in place in case you are separated. Don't wait— leave early when told to evacuate.
5. HELP US - HELP YOU Ensure your address is clearly marked and visible from the road year-round.
Sign up for local emergency alerts and stay tuned to official sources for real-time updates. Follow directions from fire and emergency personnel without delay.
Teton_WY Alerts is a free, customizable public alert and warning service, helping you get important information quickly during disasters and emergencies in Teton County, Wyoming. https://member.everbridge.net/337829242601839/new
Together, we can reduce the risk of wildfire devastation. Your preparation makes a difference— not just for your home, but for the safety of the entire community. Stay alert. Stay prepared. Stay safe. Chief Jon Bishop
Notes from the Residential District Offices
Fiscal year 2024-25 brought many changes for the Teton Village District Offices.
Please Remember
There is no overnight parking on any Teton Village Road. Parking on either side of the residential roads is prohibited unless under a valid TVISD Parking Permit
Please contact the District Office AT (307) 733-5457 OR OFFICE@TETONVILLAGEWY.GOV FOR MORE INFORMATION
Teton Village Water & Sewer District
2024 Water Quality Report
It is our pleasure to share with you the 2024 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report.
TVWSD Operators strive to provide Village residents and visitors with top quality water year after year. District water is tested daily for chlorine residual to ensure safe drinking water.
tetonvillagewy.gov/residents/ water-quality-report/
Teton Village Water & Sewer June 2025 brought the completion of the fourth phase of the Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion. As part of the Fiscal Year, the District was able to capture an additional $984,084 in ARPA Grant funds, bringing the total grant funds received to $2,406,721 for this project.
Teton Village Special Fire District Spring of 2025 brought about a change in leadership for the TVSFD. Carlen Carney, first elected in 2008, announced her retirement in February. Carlen gifted the District with seventeen years of knowledge and experience, as well as knowledge from her mother's time with Teton Village Volunteer Fire Department. We are so grateful for her years of public service and leadership. The Board hopes to tackle challenges and projects, like a new fire station, in a way that makes Carlen proud; preserving all she and her family have done for the Fire District.
Closing out four years, Kamille Klomp transitioned out of her position in the residential office. We wish her the best in her future adventures.
Teton Village
The TVAC is a non-profit organization, lead by a volunteer committee, tasked with ensuring the Teton Village Restrictive Covenants and Master Plan are upheld. The TVAC utilizes review and permit fees to cover all operating expenses.
Please submit requests at least one week in advance of meeting
1 2 3 4 5
Changing roofing material
Updating exterior lighting
Changing siding or paint color
A remodel or addition
Removal of living trees
September 6, 2025
The 2025 Giving Season runs Friday, August 15 through Friday, September 12
Make a donation via mail or at oldbills.org
Please make sure to include TVSFD on your donor card list of recipients to ensure 100% of your donation and matching funds benefits the Teton Village Firefighters
Residential Districts
The Teton Village Special Fire District meets monthly on the first Tuesday at 8am.
Board of Directors
Greg Esdale, Chair through 2026
Dan Creighton, Treasurer through 2028
Jen Bruno, Secretary through 2026
FY2025-26 Budget*
The TVSFD Board voted to hold mills levied at 3.00 mills, with the ability to cover 100% of the costs for a new fire truck without a special assessment and still earmarking about seventy-five dollars for future fire house reserves. Income Mill Levy
Water&Sewer
The Teton Village Water & Sewer District meets monthly on the second Wednesday at 1pm.
Board of Directors
Tim Carney, Chair through 2026
$1,593,907
$ 30,480
117,500
& Fundraising $ 5,000
$ 39,400
$ 525,664
$ 70,243
$1,035,209
$ 76,371 Total Expense $ 1,746,887
Residential Roads
Teton Village Improvement & Service District meets monthly on the second Tuesday at 9am.
Board of Directors
Tim Carney, Chair through 2026
Mary Kay Werner, Treasurer through 2025
Shawn Daus, Secretary through 2028
FY2025-26 Budget
*
The TVISD voted to hold the mill levy at 3.91 mills. FY2025-26 budget anticipates repaving of Rachel Way and Michael Drive for FY2026-27.
Income
Mill Levy Assessment
$ 808,477
& Reimbursements $ 29,194
$ 90,000
Income $ 927,671
$ 49,050
$ 335,892
26,960
$ 20,000
495,769
$ 927,671
Jim Terry, Treasurer through 2028
Frank Kaunitz, Secretary through 2026
Don Gervais, Director through 2028
Jim Mahaffie, Director through 2028
FY2025-26 Budget*
The TVWSD Board unanimously voted to hold the levy at 2.75 mills and make no changes to water & sewer rates for FY2025-26. The new fiscal year includes a capital project costs for replacement of the oldest water and sewer mains in Teton Village.
Income
Mill Levy
Use Fees
Interest Income
Rents & Reimbursements
Reserves Draw
Administration
Operations
Capital
Indirect Costs
Debt Service
$1,461,081
$1,542,852
$ 250,000
$ 175,194
$ 0
Total Income $3,429,127
Expenses
Reserves Contribution
Total Expense
$ 296,611
$ 1,722,633
$ 32,000
$ 731,787
$ 446,096
$ 200,000
$3,429,127
Architecture
The Teton Village Architectural meets monthly on the Committee
Bill Schreiber, JHMR
Mary Kay Werner, Residential
Kevin Salava, Multi Family
Cody Muller, Commercial Jim Barlow, Architect
2025 Budget
The TVAC is a non-profit a volunteer committee, and permit fees to expenses.
Income
Review & Permit Fees
Interest Income
Reserves Draw
Total Income
Expenses
Administrator
Architect Fees
Building Inspector
Operational Supplies
Insurance
Total Income
The 2025 election year includes One Director position for each Commercial District
Teton Village Association ISD
Teton Village Resort District
If you have interest in the commercial district elections please contact Meghan Quinn no later than the afternoon of August 25, 2025. meghan@tetonvillagewy.gov
Architecture
Architectural Committee
the third Tuesday at 8am Committee Members
JHMR - Appointed
Residential through 2026
Family through 2025
Commercial through 2025
Architect - Appointed Budget non-profit organization, with committee, that utilizes review cover all operating expenses. Income $14,950 $ 2,400 $ 1,100
One Director position for the residential Improvement & Service District
Two Committee member positions for the Architectural Committee
If you have interest in the residential elections please contact Lis Eastman no later than the afternoon of August 25, 2025 for TVISD, and no later than the afternoon of October 30, 2025 for TVAC office@tetonvillagewy.gov
District Office Hours
Monday - Thursday 8:00am -3:00pm Fridays by Appointment
Commercial Office Contact tva@tetonvillagewy.gov (307) 733-5898
Residential Office Contact o ce@tetonvillagewy.gov (307) 733-5457
*All special District Budgets listed reflect proposed figures. Final budgets for each District will be available no later than July 31, 2025.
Teton Village Association (TVA)
The Teton Village Association Improvement & Service District meets monthly, usually on the third Thursday. Please check the District website for current info.
Board of Directors
John Newman, Chair through 2027
David Yoder, Treasurer through 2025
Doug Pierini, Secretary through 2028
FY2025-26 Budget*
Resort District
The Teton Village Resort District meets monthly, usually on the third Thursday. Please check the District website for current info.
Board of Directors
Matt McCreedy Chair through 2026
Rob DesLauriers, Treasurer through 2027
Juni Fuchs, Secretary through 2025
FY2025-26 Budget*
Summer Events
Events are subject to change or cancellation. For complete event information, please visit websites listed, tetonvillagewy.gov or jacksonhole.com.
MAY
17 Aerial Tram Opens www.jacksonhole.com
JUNE
7 JHMR Bike Park & Gondola Opening Day www.jacksonhole.com
14 Activities Opening Day www.jacksonhole.com
26–28 JH Food & Wine Festival www.jhfoodandwine.com
24 Alive@Five summer programs begin see below
29 Adaptive Mountain Bike Day www.jacksonhole.com
JULY
T,W,TH
Alive@Five Free Weekly Programs, 5 pm
T Morning Musical Adventures, Tuesdays, 10 am
3 Grand Teton Music Festival Summer Series Begins, through August 14 www.gtmf.org
3–4
6,13,20,27
11–13
Concert on the Commons see back cover and Independence Day Fireworks
Concert on the Commons see back cover
MC Presents Art & Antique Show www.mcpresents.com
12–13 Teton Mountain Runs www.tetonmountainruns.com
19 Adaptive Mountain Bike Day www.jacksonhole.com
19–21
AUGUST
T,W,TH
MC Presents Art & Antique Show www.mcpresents.com
Alive@Five Free Programs, through August 14, 5 pm
T Morning Musical Adventures, through August 14, 10 am
2 Rendezvous Mountain Hill Climb www.jacksonhole.com
3, 10, 17
Concerts on the Commons see back cover for details
23 Teton Toss Disc Golf Tournament www.jacksonhole.com
23 Bikes & Brews www.jacksonhole.com
SEPTEMBER
1 JHMR Activities Close www.jacksonhole.com
6 Lotoja Bike Race www.lotojaclassic.com
6–7
JHMR Bike Park & Gondola Closing Weekend Celebration
13 TGR World Premier and FarOutFest
27 OktoberFest and Jackson Hole Shootout Disc Golf Tournament
28 JH Marathon, Via Ferrata Closing Day www.jacksonholemarathon.com
OCTOBER
5 Aerial Tram & Paragliding Closing Day www.jacksonhole.com
Free weekly programs for the whole family on the Village Commons. 307-733-5898
Talon Tuesdays & Winged Wednesdays: Stop by anytime from 5 to 6 pm for a unique and up-close learning experience with live raptors from Teton Raptor Center. www.tetonraptorcenter.org
Tempo Thursdays: Enjoy a musical performance presented by Grand Teton Music Festival or Teton Music School musicians. 5-6 pm.
Morning Musical Adventures: Meaghan Heinrich and the Grand Teton Music Festival will host a kids’ interactive music class every Tuesday morning. 10 am.
For additional event information, scan the QR code
Music Live
Concerts on the Commons
Free to the public • Sundays at 5 pm in Teton Village Concerts on the Commons celebrates its 16th season of FREE all-ages outdoor concerts featuring top quality national and local programming with different music genres every week. Whether you are looking for a night of relaxation with family and friends or are in the dancing mood, Concerts on the Commons is a great way to round out your Teton Village experience.
Please visit www.concertsoncommons.com for up-to-date information.
JULY
3* Pink Talking Fish
4* Joslyn & The Sweet Compression
6 Eggy
13 The Rumble featuring Big Chief Joseph Boudreaux Jr.
20 Andrew Bees with Chanman Roots Band
27 Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine and The Lonesome Heroes
* Show starts at 6 pm on these dates
AUGUST
3 The Nude Party with VaMoose
10 Float Like a Buffalo
17 High Step Society
Food and beverages available from local restaurants. No dogs or glass. Low-back chairs only please. Events are subject to change or cancellation.
