Teton County recognized outstanding public service during a recent meeting, highlighting the contributions of key community leaders. Mark Newcomb, the current chair of the county commissioners, was honored for his decade-long leadership, praised for his curiosity and humor that have helped the board and community navigate challenges. His commitment to collaboration across sectors has been instrumental in improving county operations.

The meeting also celebrated significant milestones for county employees. Chief Mike Moyer received a 20-year service award, acknowledging his extensive career in emergency services, which began in 1987. His dedication to the community and empathetic approach to leadership have made a lasting impact, particularly in his role as a founding member of Teton County Search and Rescue.

Additionally, April Norton, director of the Affordable Housing Department, presented awards to employees, including Christy Malone, who has dedicated ten years to the department. These recognitions reflect Teton County's commitment to honoring those who serve the community and contribute to its growth and resilience.

As Teton County moves forward, the leadership and dedication of these individuals set a strong foundation for continued community service and collaboration.