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The State of Wyoming approved the transfer of land at Hoback Junction to Teton County, clearing the way for construction of a new Hoback Fire Station.

Fallen Firefighter Fund helps aid Crotteau and family after Teton Pines injury.

The Foundation joins TAWPC to help expand community education and wildfire preparedness efforts.

Honoring those who protect our communities and sharing free resources for the public.

In a typical year, volunteers make up between two-thirds and three-quarters of the Department's membership. Their commitment allows JH Fire/EMS to provide exceptional emergency response across a large geographic area while maintaining strong connections to the communities they serve.

The Board of the Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Foundation announced the hiring of Dwayne Meadows as our new Executive Director in April. After a period of research and reorganization, the Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Foundation hired an Executive Director to launch the next chapter of supporting our local Fire and EMS professionals in Teton County. Dwayne Meadows joins the Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Foundation with nearly a decade of non-profit management experience. He previously served as the

FDIC: Two Fire EMS team members attended the Fire Department Instructors Conference in April to learn the latest tactics, techniques, and leadership lessons. The Foundation was able to cover all their expenses, including airfare, lodging, meals, and transportation. These training opportunities help improve safety, leadership, and rescue capabilities. The knowledge is then brought back to be shared across the department and ultimately strengthen the safety and preparedness of

On May 13th JH Fire/EMS joined interagency crews on the lightning-caused Spread Creek Fire. The Department had a Type 3 Engine stationed for two days and six firefighters on the Spread Creek Fire. JH Fire/EMS is the largest wildland fire crew in the county with 87 firefighters trained in wildland firefighting. The Department has 4 brush trucks (type 6) and the Type 3 pumper that was on Spread Creek. For More information on wildfire prevention and property protection please ch

Early Memorial Day morning, crews responded to a significant structure fire at Teton Pines. Firefighters worked quickly to contain the fire and protect surrounding structures. During operations, one firefighter was injured after falling from the structure and was transported to St Johns Health for evaluation and treatment. He has since been released from the hospital and is putting in the hard work towards his recovery. Thank you to everyone who has already supported his jour