Council accepts High School Butte transfer, conservation easement; community voices support
September 28, 2026 | Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming
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Council approved the consent calendar including acceptance of High School Butte and its conservation and pedestrian easements. Public commenters and land-trust representatives thanked staff and volunteer stewards for advancing the project.
Liz Long of the Jackson Hole Land Trust said the organization appreciated staff support and noted 300 logged hikes toward a 1,000-hike community activation goal. Town manager Tyler Sinclair explained that the acquisition uses excise-tax funds and that staff will continue coordination with neighborhood groups on master-plan and potential land-use steps.
The consent calendar, including the High School Butte items and several contract and grant acceptances, passed unanimously.
Liz Long of the Jackson Hole Land Trust said the organization appreciated staff support and noted 300 logged hikes toward a 1,000-hike community activation goal. Town manager Tyler Sinclair explained that the acquisition uses excise-tax funds and that staff will continue coordination with neighborhood groups on master-plan and potential land-use steps.
The consent calendar, including the High School Butte items and several contract and grant acceptances, passed unanimously.
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