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Serving Teton County, ID since 1915

10/28/2026

Thank You to ALL First Responders!

10/28/2026

September calls for service

10/05/2026

THERE IS A CONTROLLED BURN NEAR THE AIRPORT, JUST NORTH OF DRIGGS. IF YOU SEE BLACK SMOKE IN THE AREA PLEASE DO NOT CALL, WE ARE AWARE.
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09/28/2026

🚨 Help Us Identify a Vehicle Involved in a Hit-and-Run 🚨

The Teton County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information that may help us identify the owner/driver of a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that occurred at approximately 12:20 a.m. on September 23rd, in front of Barrels and Bins in Driggs, Idaho.

The vehicle appears to be a white Ford truck, with a white dog in the bed. The vehicle was heard attempting what sounded like a burnout before losing control, jumping the curb, and striking/damaging a sign and light post. The vehicle then left the scene.

The truck is expected to have damage to the driver’s side from the impact.

If you recognize the vehicle, know someone who drives a similar truck, or have any information that could help us identify it, please contact the Teton County Sheriff’s Office.

And remember: burnouts are generally best left to the professionals—and preferably somewhere that doesn’t involve curbs, light posts, or public roadways.

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09/14/2026

July and August Calls for Service
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09/04/2026

Over the past several days, the Teton County Sheriff’s Office and the United States Marshals Service conducted countywide compliance checks of individuals on the s*x offender registry. John Vrabec, Jeffery Eck, David Smith were arrested for failing to comply with the S*x Offender Registration Act. Jeffery Eck was additionally charged with possession of AI generated s*xual abuse of a minor material.

All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty.

09/03/2026

Due to a collision on the Teton Pass, both lanes of traffic are currently closed at mile marker 154. Estimated time of opening is unknown.

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08/31/2026

Multiple black bears have been receiving food rewards recently from unsecured garbage in Teton Valley neighborhoods (South Leigh Creek, Mountain Drive, and Packsaddle).
Bears have been seen entering homes and garages, frequenting porches, pushing on doors and screens, climbing balconies, and eating out of non-bear-resistant garbage cans.
The Sheriff’s Office has been in communication with the Idaho Fish and Game and considers this an exigent public safety issue.

If you live in Teton Valley and see a bear in your neighborhood, DON’T WAIT, contact the Sheriff’s Office immediately (208) 776-8200.

To help protect your household and discourage bears from becoming habituated to human food sources, residents are strongly encouraged to follow these steps:

-Use a bear‑resistant trash can and make sure it’s latched and stored properly.
-Do not tamper with latches, prop cans open, or overfill them. If you do not have a bear‑resistant can, or if you have more trash than will fit, keep all garbage secured inside a garage or building until the morning of pickup.
-Feed pets indoors.
-Do not store coolers, refrigerators, or freezers outside.
-Remove bird feeders from April through mid‑November.
-If a bear has already visited your property and found food, take these steps immediately. The bear will likely return a few times, but if it finds no food, it will eventually move on.

Keeping our residents safe depends on strictly eliminating all human food sources from neighborhoods. Your immediate cooperation and rapid reporting of bear sightings are critical to protecting both the community and local wildlife.

Idaho Fish and Game has advised that this is primarily a black bear issue at the moment, however this could quickly become a grizzly issue as well.

To report a bear issue, call the Teton County Sheriff’s Office (208) 776-8200.

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08/25/2026

Something new. Something different.

DUIs in Teton County are up 48% over last year. The Probation Department has invited local and regional recovery experts and advocates to raise awareness, share resources, and exchange ideas.

Date: September 25, 2026
Time: 1:00 (right after the farmer's market)
Vibe: Informal - Informational Booths - Idea Exchange
Anything to Eat? Yes! Hot Dogs! 🌭🌭🌭

Mark your calendar and make a plan to join the conversation.

08/18/2026

UPDATE: Road in now Open
HWY 33 Is closed at MP154 to Jackson, WY due to an accident. Both lanes of travel are currently closed.
Estimated time of opening is unknown.

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230 N Main Street
Driggs, ID
83422

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5pm
Tuesday	7am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 5pm

Telephone

+12087768200

Website

http://tetoncountysheriff.com/

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