WILSON, Wyo. — According to a press release from the town, the public is asked to use caution as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will haul rocks twice a day in and out of the Emily’s pond area of the Snake River Levee to the Teton County rock stockpile. 

This will take place starting Monday, Sept. 12 through approximately mid-October. Teton County rock stockpile. Moving rocks in and out of the County rock stockpile is routine and happens regularly. Rocks are used throughout various times of the year in cases of flood and erosion prevention on the levee system as the river ebb and flows.

Contact Teton County Road and Levee with questions at 307-733-7190.

Toby Koekkoek is a Community News Reporter, and a recent resident of Teton Valley. He enjoys writing about our region's community events and the movers and shakers that make up the culture of this unique mountain town. He enjoys deep powder, and deep thoughts, skateboarding, playing racquet sports, riding his bike, and nerding out on music. Toby also coaches freeride skiing for the Jackson Hole Ski Club and runs skateboard camps in the summer.