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Town Council
This Just In
The town of Jackson saw its first two 2020 campaign declarations Monday, when the mayor and a current councilor announced their bid to swap places in the upcoming election.
8:08 p.m.:Â All the votes are in. Voters have approved nine projects totaling $75 million. The only project voters nixed was $2 million for planning for upgrades at the Teton County courthouse. Here are the final results:
Cache Creek tube (PASSED):Â 4,633 for (75%); 1,517 against (25%)
Vehicle maintenance facility (PASSED):Â 3,315 for (54%); 2,778 against (46%)
Courthouse improvements (FAILED):Â 2,587 for (43%); 3,451 against (57%)
Recycling infrastructure (PASSED):Â 4,586 for (74%); 1,589 against (26%)
Wildland fire trucks (PASSED):Â 5,308 for (86%); 880 against (14%)
Gregory Lane upgrades (PASSED):Â 3,612 for (59%); 2,480 against (41%)
Community housing (PASSED):Â 3,501 for (57%); 2,631 against (43%)
History museum land purchase (PASSED):Â 3,793 for (62%); 2,334 against (38%)
Rec Center expansion (PASSED):Â 3,556Â for (58%); 2,597 against (42%)
Wildlife crossings (PASSED):Â 4,888 for (79%); 1,329 against (21%)
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