News - Road to Zero Waste JH
Road to Zero Waste JH is Teton County’s official zero waste program for Jackson Hole, established in 2014. We provide education, guidance, and community support to reduce waste through recycling and composting.
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Fall yard work is here, and so are two free ways to keep those leaves, branches and other yard debris out of the landfill and put to good use. The Town of Jackson and Teton County Integrated Solid Waste and ...
If you’ve got old oil-based paint, pesticides, fertilizers, used motor oil or other hazardous items tucked away in your garage or shed, now is the time to act. Teton County’s Household Hazardous Waste collection season ends on Oct. 21. Appointments ...
Teton County increases recycling during 35th anniversary challenge, with gains across the 3C’s Teton County residents, businesses and visitors helped move the needle during the community’s “35 in 35” challenge – a goal of reaching 35% waste diversion during the ...
To help provide continued recycling access during setup and festivities for the Teton County Fair, recycling bins normally located at the Teton County Fairgrounds have been temporarily relocated to the
Jackson Hole High School parking lot beginning Friday, July 10, ...
Last summer, Teton County residents kept nearly 24 tons of hazardous waste out of the landfill, waterways and ecosystem — from 11,700 mercury-containing fluorescent bulbs to nearly 1,300 gallons of flammable paint, along with hundreds of gallons of pesticides, herbicides ...
With unusually warm weather this week, Teton County residents may be getting a head start on yard work — and
Spring Clean Up Week is not far behind. The annual event will take place
May 9 through May 16, 2026. ...
February 4, 2026 — What happens to food scraps after they leave a kitchen or dining space isn’t something most people think about — but this week, a transition in Teton County’s Curb to Compost program underscores the behind-the-scenes work ...