Commissioners approve $5.13 million voucher run, citing courthouse moving costs
March 16, 2026 | Teton County, Wyoming
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The Teton County Board approved by unanimous voice vote a county voucher run totaling $5,134,394.40 at the March 16 meeting.
Commissioner Probst made the motion to approve the voucher run and noted to visiting WCCA staff that it was the largest voucher run in the seven years he has served on the board. Commissioners and staff attributed a major portion of the total to costs associated with courthouse takedown and related moves to temporary facilities.
The motion carried unanimously; no roll‑call tally of individual votes was recorded on the transcript beyond the voice vote.
Commissioner Probst made the motion to approve the voucher run and noted to visiting WCCA staff that it was the largest voucher run in the seven years he has served on the board. Commissioners and staff attributed a major portion of the total to costs associated with courthouse takedown and related moves to temporary facilities.
The motion carried unanimously; no roll‑call tally of individual votes was recorded on the transcript beyond the voice vote.
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