We can achieve the goals of state lands and State Board of Land Commissioners (SBLC) while maintaining the community character of these parcels. We know land values in Teton County are among the highest in the U.S. This presents a unique opportunity to generate revenue for Wyoming schools. Our open spaces, scenic vistas, wildlife, and clean rivers are a major draw for tourist. “In fiscal year 2020, Teton County welcomed 1.5 million overnight visitors. Travelers spent $1.1 billion, which generated $55.2 million in state and local tax receipts.” That’s a heck of a lot more than the $600,000 the state will receive annually for the leases on 390 and Munger.

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I have been working on several programs and initiatives to keep property taxes manageable for residents, especially families on a fixed income and retirees. To deliver financial support to those who need it most we have to fund the programs we have and expand legislation that defers gains until the time of sale or transfer.

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