The Teton County Board of Commissioners approved the county voucher run for Nov. 3, 2025, totaling $627,952.36 and unanimously granted a water‑facility easement to the Hoback Water and Sewer District on county property.

During routine business the board adopted the meeting agenda, then approved the voucher run and acknowledged several consent‑agenda items to be pulled for further review. The board considered a staff‑proposed water‑facility easement for the Hoback Water and Sewer District on county property. After a motion and second the board approved the easement unanimously.

Late in the meeting the board moved into executive session for real estate matters. After returning, commissioners voted to “direct staff to proceed as discussed in executive session.” That direction passed on a 4–1 vote; one commissioner recorded an opposing vote. The board then adjourned.

Votes at a glance

- Motion: Adopt agenda. Mover: Commissioner MacKers; seconder: Commissioner Karl. Outcome: approved (unanimous). Recorded at 00:00:13.
- Motion: Approve county voucher run (11/03/2025) in the amount of $627,952.36. Mover: a commissioner on the dais; seconder: a commissioner. Outcome: approved (unanimous). Recorded at 00:01:16.
- Motion: Grant a water‑facility easement for the Hoback Water and Sewer District on Teton County parcel (parcel identifier as read into the record). Mover: Commissioner Bakers; seconder: Commissioner Brooks. Outcome: approved (unanimous). Recorded at 00:03:09.
- Motion: Enter executive session for real estate. Mover: Commissioner Macker; seconder: Commissioner Gardner. Outcome: approved (unanimous). Recorded at 01:39:57.
- Motion: Direct staff to proceed as discussed in executive session. Mover: Commissioner Macker; seconder: (recorded). Outcome: approved 4–1 (Commissioner Gardner opposed). Recorded at 01:40:23.

What the actions mean

The voucher approval authorizes payment of the county’s regular bills submitted for the Nov. 3 voucher run. The granted easement allows the Hoback Water and Sewer District to place water‑system facilities on the named Teton County parcel; county staff noted the proposed easement had previously been reviewed and staff provided confirming documentation. The executive session was held under the meeting’s announced purpose of real‑estate discussion; after the closed session the board gave staff authority to proceed as discussed.