The Teton County Commissioners held a Voucher Meeting on August 11, 2025, with all commissioners present. The meeting commenced with a motion to adopt the agenda, which was unanimously approved.

During the public comment segment, Jody Pond expressed gratitude to Rachel Wheeler for her service as the interim director of health over the past year and a half. Pond also introduced Dr. Travis Bridal, who began his role as the new director of health and county health officer on August 1. Dr. Bridal expressed his enthusiasm for his new position, emphasizing his commitment to public health and the support he feels from the community.

The meeting proceeded with the approval of county vouchers. Commissioner Probst moved to approve the voucher run totaling $1,844,089.21, which was seconded by Commissioner Gardner. The motion passed unanimously.

Commissioner Probst highlighted a specific voucher related to Agopian Advocacy, thanking Nick Agopian for his diligent tracking of important matters.

The meeting concluded without further public comments or discussions, marking a productive session focused on health leadership transitions and financial approvals.