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Thank you Henry J. McCracken for more than 20 years of service with the City of Driggs Public Works Department. Henry has retired and his last day was Thursday, June 24. Henry’s commitment and contributions to the city cannot be overstated. We will miss Henry, but wish him a happy retirement.
In recognition of Henry’s contribution to the City of Driggs and the community in general, the city public works shop has been named in his honor:
Henry J. McCracken Public Works Facility
Thank you Henry!
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Thank you Governor Little and all that attended to make the Capital for a Day event a huge success. Our city’s fiber-optic project with Silverstar Communications and several other successes and concerns were discussed. It was an honor to show Governor Little and his team around our city and we hope to see them back here soon!
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Residents doing important work for our city:
Driggs Planning and Zoning Commission.
From left to right - Carol Barker, Josh Holmes, Grant Wilson (Chair), Eva Marmsater (Vice-Chair), Guyon Moseley
The Driggs Planning & Zoning Commission serves an important role in our community. The P&Z Commission reviews and analyzes development proposals, such as subdivisions and rezones, and provides recommendations to City Council, which makes final decisions. In some circumstances, like Design Review applications and Conditional Use Permits, the P&Z Commission assesses the application and makes a final decision. Each member brings a unique perspective to planning and zoning matters and works together to formulate essential guidance to our City's development.
There is currently an opening on the P&Z board. Please click here for more details or click the link below to apply.
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It's Teton Valley Fair Week! Don't miss out on all the fun...
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Driggs Plein Air Festival was a huge success bringing 60 artists from our valley and far and wide to compete in the plein air painting competition. Works are still up! An extended Gallery Show and Sale will be in the City Center until September 12th. These pieces can also be found online from August 6th - September 12th by clicking on the link below.
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The Downtown Driggs Association does so much to support our downtown businesses, arts, culture, and entertainment and we are immensely grateful for all their hard work and attention to detail. Not only are they bringing a free performance by Calle Mambo to the City Center on August 14th from 6:30-9:30pm, but the flower barrels in front of the City Center are also maintained by the DDA. To learn more about all that the DDA does for our city, please visit their website and sign up to volunteer or support their efforts.
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