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Capital Improvement Plan
Teton County’s Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) is developed by the Administration Office with the assistance of many county agencies. The CIP is a planning tool used to forecast and prioritize the capital needs of Teton County over the next five years. Teton County defines capital projects as an improvement that costs over $5,000 and has a useful life of at least two years. All capital assets that cost less than $5,000 are included in agencies operating budgets. The CIP is not a static document and is updated annually to reflect Teton County’s current needs, priorities and available funding.
As a planning tool, the CIP serves to give the commissioners and community a comprehensive snapshot of Teton County’s capital needs including infrastructure needs that are not being met. For this reason the proposed CIP may include projects that will not be approved or require additional funding such as a Specific Purpose Excise Tax (SPET) or grants.
Presentation & Sections
The CIP is presented to the County Commissioners at an annual workshop. The five-year CIP is not used to allocate funding or approve projects therefor it is not formally approved. An annual Capital Budget is approved later in the year during the County’s budget approval process. Each agency makes an annual capital request along with their annual operating budget. The annual CIP requests are approved in June along with Teton County’s budget and funds for the approved projects are held in the Capital Reserve Fund 37-4-037.
The CIP document has two main sections, the first section is a County wide summary organized by fund and project category. The second section is organized by agency and includes a Master Workbook and Singular Project Workbooks. The Master Workbooks are broken down by project category and Singular Workbooks are created for projects proposed for the next fiscal year.
Contact Information
If you have any questions regarding Teton County’s Capital Improvement Plan please email Alyssa Watkins, the Board of County Commissioners’ Administrator, or call 732-8402.
Plan Documents
2024-2028
2023-2027
2022-2026
2021-2025
2020-2024
2019-2023
- Engineering Master CIP Workbook
- Facilities Master CIP Workbook
- Fair Master CIP Workbook
- Fire EMS Master CIP Workbook
- Fire EMS TCEM Department Vehicle
- Fire EMS TCEM EOC AV System
- Housing Master CIP Workbook
Archived CIP Documents
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Alyssa Watkins
BCC Administrator
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Charlotte Frei
Regional Transportation Planning Administrator
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Rodica Malai
Administrative Analyst
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Administration
Physical Address
Teton County Administration Building
200 S Willow Street
Jackson, WY 83001
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 3594
Jackson, WY 83001
Phone: 307-733-8094Fax: 307-733-4451
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.