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# Teton County Montana

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- [Home](https://tetoncountymt.gov/) - Welcome to Teton County! Where is Teton County? About Teton County Teton County, Montana is located on the Rocky Mountain Front, which forms the seam between the wild lands and wilderness of the Lewis and Clark National Forest and the foothills and plains domesticated by area ranchers and farmers. Sparsely populated, Teton County is made
- [Board of Health](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/board-of-health/) - HB702 Prohibits discrimination based on a person's vaccination status or possession of an immunity passport. View full requirements. About the Board of Health The Teton County Board of Health (BOH) governs public health and sanitation efforts in Teton County, while day-to-day public health functions are carried out by the Health Department and Sanitarian. The BOH has
- [Choteau Public Schools](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/choteau-public-schools/) - Choteau School District No. 1 Visit School District Homepage Administration Ian Bardwell Board Chairperson Patty Mellinger District Clerk Matt Cornelius Superintendent Rachel Christensen Principal K-6 Matt Cornelius Principal High School Bryce Watterud Assistant Principal High School Schools Choteau Elementary School 102 7th Avenue Northwest P.O. Box 857 Choteau, MT 59422 Phone: 406-466-5364 Fax: 406-466-5305 Enrollment
- [Power School District](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/power-school-district/) - Power School District No. 30 Visit School District Homepage Administration Ben Toeckes Board Chairperson Elaine Seymour Board Clerk Phone: 406-463-2251 Nichole Pieper Superintendent Nichole Pieper Principal Schools Power Elementary 402 Teton Avenue Power, MT 59468 Phone: 463-2251 Fax: 463-2251 Enrollment Power K-6: 60 Power 7-8: 22 Power High School 402 Teton Avenue Power,
- [Dutton/Brady School District](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/dutton-brady-school-districts/) - Dutton/Brady School District No. 28 Visit School District Homepage Administration Leigh Greyn Board Chairperson Esther Clark District Clerk Email: eclark@dbps.us Jeremy Locke Superintendent Principal Schools Dutton/Brady School 101 2nd St. NE Dutton, MT 59433 Phone: 406-476-3201 Fax: 406-476-3424 Enrollment Dutton K-6: 55 Dutton 7-8: 11 Dutton HS: 30 Total: 96 Midway Colony School PO
- [District Court Calendar](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-of-district-court/district-court-calendar/) - District Court convenes twice per month, known as Law & Motion Day, or on request by the District Judge. Please click on the link below to view the calendar. Minutes are available upon request. Calendar may be subject to change. 08-11-2026 District Court Calendar
- [Mental Health & Wellness](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/cares/) - Teton County Wellness Resources Please feel free to download this document and share widely. We make updates twice a year, please email any changes or corrections to chodgskiss@tetonmt.org. Narcan/Naloxone Distribution Locations Naloxone can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life! Call 9-1-1 immediately, even if you have already administered naloxone! Naloxone is a medication
- [Communicable Disease](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/communicable-disease/) - The Communicable Diseases Program focuses on the prevention and control of communicable diseases in the county by: Providing public health information and updates on communicable diseases and conditions to health care professionals and county residents Providing some clinical, case management and referral services Conducting surveillance and investigation of more than 70 reportable diseases Analyzing, interpreting
- [Clerk & Recorder / Elections](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-recorder-elections/) - The Clerk and Recorder's Office is responsible for the following: Recorded documents Plats Surveys Birth and death certificates Accounts payable Staff Paula J. Jaconetty Clerk and Recorder/Surveyor Phone: 406-466-3145 Email: pjaconetty@tetoncountymt.gov Sarah Clarke Election Administrator Email: sclarke@tetoncountymt.gov Chadd Depner Deputy Email: cdepner@tetoncountymt.gov Julia "Chico" McLoughlin Deputy Email: jmcloughlin@tetoncountymt.gov JoAnn McDowell Claims/Payroll/Accounts Payable Phone: 406-466-2285 Email: jmcdowell@tetoncountymt.gov
- [Passports](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-of-district-court/passports/) - How to Apply in Person for a U.S. Passport https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAQdMNqvrxE Passport Applications The Teton County District Court is a recognized US Passport Acceptance Facility. Call the Clerk's office at (406) 466-2909 to learn more about this service. We accept passport applications up to one hour before closing. Appointments are not required! What do I need
- [Clerk of District Court](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-of-district-court/) - The Clerk of District Court provides the following services: Filing and maintenance of all Ninth Judicial District Court, Teton County, legal records such as: Civil Actions Probate and Estate records Felony/Misdemeanor Criminal Actions Adoptions Family Relations Juvenile Matters The Clerk is able to issue: Marriage Licenses Passport Cards and Passport Books Staff Amy Spangler Clerk
- [Water Commission Reports](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-of-district-court/water-commission-reports/) - Water Commission Reports are available on the Teton River Distribution Project website managed by Chief Water Commissioner Peter Fritsch. Records of Distribution are uploaded as they are received. Substantive questions may be directed to Mr. Fritsch at tetonrivermt@gmail.com. Document requests may be made to the Clerk of District Court. Viewing of the case register can
- [Marriage Licenses](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-of-district-court/marriage-licenses/) - Marriage licenses are obtained from the Clerk of District Court at the Teton County Courthouse. Once issued, the license can be used immediately or up to 180 days after the issuance date. The license may be obtained, and the ceremony may take place in any county within the state of Montana. Within 30 days after
- [Ambulance/EMS](https://tetoncountymt.gov/ambulance/) - Mission Statement It is the mission of Teton County EMS to meet and exceed the community's needs and expectations for education, life safety and emergency medical services while promoting strong community values in an organized team approach. www.tetoncountyems.com Please read the Draft of the Central Montana Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan found here: MT Central
- [Jury Information](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-of-district-court/jury-information/) - The right to a trial by jury is the privilege of every person in the United States, whether or not that person is a citizen. This cherished right is guaranteed by both the Constitutions of the United States and the State of Montana. Jury trials cannot be held unless people - citizens of Teton County, Montana
- [Staff Directory](https://tetoncountymt.gov/staff-directory/)
- [Fee Schedule](https://tetoncountymt.gov/clerk-of-district-court/fee-schedule/) - Fee Schedule - MCA 25-1-201(1)(a) - Updated 12/8/2025 ADOPTION - filing Petition $105.00 AMENDMENT OF PARENTING PLAN - contested only (does NOT apply to mod of child support only) $120.00 APPEAL FROM LOWER COURT (does not apply to small claims cases or courts of record) $30.00 APPEAL FROM LOWER COURTS OF RECORD / SMALL CLAIMS
- [Jobs](https://tetoncountymt.gov/jobs/) - Available Jobs Sanitarian or Sanitarian-In-Training full job description Click on this link for the Teton County Job Application: Teton County Employee Job Application
- [Road Department](https://tetoncountymt.gov/road-department/) - Road Closure Alert - August 7, 2025 Indefinite Closure-18th Road NE (West of 23rd Lane NE) This bridge is located east of Dutton. Staff Steve Tomschin, Superintendent Cell: 406-788-9277 Pete Klein, Foreman Cell: 406-868-7315 Vicki Bench, Road Clerk Cell: 406-466-2671 Email: tcrd@tetoncountymt.gov Snow Removal Policy The Teton County Road Department strives to provide reasonable and dependable
- [Immunizations](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/immunizations/) - 2025 Seasonal Flu and COVID-19 Vaccination Information A HUGE THANK YOU to all of our volunteers and partners that helped make our drive-through Flu and Covid-19 Vaccination Clinics possible this year! We still have Flu and Covid-19 vaccine available for all ages 6 months and older at the health department. To make an appointment call
- [Temporary Food Permits](https://tetoncountymt.gov/sanitarian/temporary-food-permits/) - What counts as a Temporary Food Establishment? Temporary Food Establishment (TFE) means a retail food establishment that in a licensing year either: (a) Operates at a fixed location for no more than 21 days in conjunction with a single event or celebration; or (b) Uses a fixed menu and operates within a single county at a
- [Septic System Permiting](https://tetoncountymt.gov/sanitarian/septic-system-permiting/) - Process for Wastewater (Septic) Treatment System Permits To obtain a permit application for septic systems, click here, contact bcolesworthy@tetoncountymt.gov, or call at (406) 466-3130. Prior Approval If the parcel of land is less than 20 acres, the wastewater treatment system and well should have received approval through the state Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). These
- [Junk Vehicles](https://tetoncountymt.gov/sanitarian/junk-vehicles/) - Montana Code Annotated (MCA) 75-10-505 requires all junk vehicles to be shielded from public view. What is considered a junk vehicle? A vehicle must meet all three requirements to be considered a junk vehicle: The vehicle must be dismantled in some way. Some component of the vehicle needs to be missing, such as a bumper,
- [Sanitarian](https://tetoncountymt.gov/sanitarian/) - The Teton County Sanitarian inspects public facilities such as: Restaurants/Bars Food Manufacturers Hotels Trailer Parks/Campgrounds Pools Body Art/Piercing Other responsibilities include: Plan Reviews for New Establishments Septic System Permitting Enforcement of Junk Vehicle Law Subdivision Review Temporary Food and Cottage Food Permits Animal Bites/Rabies Staff Teton County is contracting Sanitarian services with Southwest Montana Consulting INC
- [Accessibility Statement](https://tetoncountymt.gov/accessibility-statement/) - ADA Compliance Notice We are committed to ensuring that our website is accessible to all users. Our goal is to provide a digital experience that is fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). We regularly review and update our website to improve accessibility and remove
- [Airport Commission](https://tetoncountymt.gov/airport-commission/) - About the Airport Commission The Teton Airport Commission was created by joint resolution duly passed and adopted by the County of Teton, City of Choteau, Town of Fairfield and Town of Dutton for the governing and regulation of the airports located in the three respective municipalities. The Commission is composed of five members, with one
- [Health Department](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/) - Announcements! Find opportunities for seasonal Flu and COVID-19 vaccination here! Learn about Teton County's Health Priorities in out 2025 Community Health Improvement Plan. How healthy is Teton County? Check out our most recent Community Health Needs Assessment. Tell us how we are doing! Staff Melissa Moyer, MPH Public Health Director, Communicable Disease Surveillance Email: health@tetonmt.org
- [Fire Services](https://tetoncountymt.gov/fire-department/) - Teton County Fire Rescue has a priority fire fighting response area of approximately 2293 square miles (1614 sq. miles private, 210 sq miles State and 428 sq. miles National Forest or BLM). Within our fire districts there are 6445 people, of whom 22% are under 14 years of age and 20% are over 65 years
- [Chronic Disease Prevention](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/diabetes-prevention/) - Healthy Tracks: Healthy Tracks is sponsored by the Montana Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes Prevention Program. It is designed to educate, guide, and support participants through the adoption of healthy lifestyle changes through a comprehensive 12-month program. Topics covered in this curriculum include: Healthy eating Physical activity Stress management Sustaining behavior change & Goal setting In
- [Women, Infants, Children (WIC)](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/women-infants-and-children-wic/) - WIC provides good food and whole lot more! WIC is a nutrition program that provides nutrition and health education, breastfeeding support, healthy food and referrals to other services free of charge to Montana families who qualify. WIC offers families: Breastfeeding promotion and support Benefits to buy healthy foods Health and social services referrals
- [Children & Parents](https://tetoncountymt.gov/health-department/family-planning-services/) - Family Planning: Contraceptive methods we provide: Condoms (free of charge) Condoms can be picked up at the Health Department, American Legion, and Courthouse Parenting Workshops: Circle of Security: The Circle of Security is a powerful tool that helps parents understand their child's emotional needs. Think of it as a guide that shows you how to
- [Cancer Screening](https://tetoncountymt.gov/cancer-screening/) - The Cancer Screening Program supports comprehensive cancer control in Montana by providing ongoing quality screening services to Montana women and education in a manner that is appropriate, accessible, cost-effective and sensitive to the client’s needs. Screening services include mammograms, clinical breast exams, Pap tests and pelvic exams for the early detection of breast and cervical
- [Tobacco Prevention](https://tetoncountymt.gov/tobacco-prevention/) - The mission of the Montana Tobacco Use Prevention Program (MTUPP) is to address the public health crisis caused by the use of all forms of commercial tobacco products. MTUPP will work to eliminate tobacco use, especially among young people, through statewide programs and policies. The goal of MTUPP is to reduce disease, disability, and death
- [Hospital](https://tetoncountymt.gov/hospital/)
- [Weed Department](https://tetoncountymt.gov/weed-department/) - Photo Credit: Erin Fairbank The Teton County Noxious Weed Management District provides the following services: Noxious weed management on public and private lands in Teton County. Provides and distributes bio-control agents. Provides noxious weed education and identification. Assists landowner in preparing noxious weed trust grants. Provides slide-in sprayer for the county residents to use for
- [Superintendent of Schools](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/) - The office of the Teton County Superintendent of Schools is found in the county courthouse. Responsibilities of the superintendent include general supervision of the public schools, preserving all official school records, advising school trustees, acting as the hearing officer in school controversies resulting from decisions of district trustees, chairing the transportation committee, calculating levies for
- [Commissioners](https://tetoncountymt.gov/commissioners/) - Teton County Commissioners govern and guide the operations of the county. The Commissioners oversee county departments including: Road, Public Health; Sanitarian; Disaster and Emergency Services; Planning; Weed Control; and Extension as well as other contract services. The Commissioners deliberate on issues affecting Teton County and hold public hearings for official business. The Commissioners also represent
- [Conservation District](https://tetoncountymt.gov/conservation-district/) - Teton County Weather Site About the Conservation District The Teton Conservation District was organized in 1947. Prior to that time, a portion of the County was in the Sun River Soil Conservation District. That portion remained in the Sun River District until November 7, 1959. On that date, at the request of both boards of
- [Drivers Licences/DMV](https://tetoncountymt.gov/treasurer/drivers-licencesdmv/) - Drivers Licenses The Drivers License Examiner visits Choteau every Tuesday of each month. Hours are 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., located in the basement of the Teton County Courthouse. If you are renewing a Montana Driver's License, Montana ID or getting a Duplicate license, you do not need an appointment
- [Disaster & Emergency Services](https://tetoncountymt.gov/emergency-services/) - Please read the Draft of the Central Montana Hazard Mitigation Plan found here: MT Central Region HMP DRAFT 4-19-23 and leave your feedback here: https://forms.office.com/g/j6awD9Y6NJ Staff Debra Coverdell- DES Coordinator Email: dcoverdell@tetoncountymt.gov Office phone: 406-466-5552 Cell phone: 406-590-3748 Home phone: 406-467-216 Dominic Streich- Deputy DES Coordinator Email: dstreich@tetoncountymt.gov Office phone: 406-466-5552 Cell phone: Home phone:
- [Safety/ADA](https://tetoncountymt.gov/safetyada-2/) - Safety Officer/ADA Consultant Dominic Streich Email: dstreich@tetoncountymt.gov Office phone: 406-466-5552 Cell phone: Home phone: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law in 1990. The Act’s far reaching provisions prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability in employment, state and local government, transportation, public accommodations and telecommunications. Teton
- [Pendroy School District](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/pendroy-school-district/) - Pendroy School District No. 61 Administration Pat Field Board Chairperson Phone: 406-469-2299 Emily Hansmann District Clerk Phone: 406-469-2288 Pendroy Policy Book Pendroy Safe Return to Schools and Continuity of Services Plan Last Revised: 06/03/2022 Last Reviewed: 9/10/2024 Pendroy ARP ESSER Plan Last Revised: 12/2023 Last Reviewed: 12/5/2023 Schools Rockport Colony School 700 W. Pendroy Road
- [Golden Ridge School District](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/golden-ridge-school-district/) - Golden Ridge School District No. 45 Administration Julie Taylor Chairperson Phone:406-467-2010 Sarah Wolf Saville District Clerk Phone: 406-467-2010 Golden Ridge Policy Book Golden Ridge Safe Return to Schools and Continuity of Services Plan Last Revised: 06/07/2022 Last Reviewed: 9/10/2024 Golden Ridge ARP ESSER Plan Golden Ridge ARP ESSER Last Reviewed: 12/12/2023 School Wellness Schools
- [Bynum School District](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/superintendent-of-schools-2/) - 99/Bynum School District No. 12 Administration Paul Rice Board Chairperson Phone: 406-466-5825 Stacia Coverdell District Clerk Phone: 406-469-2373 Bynum Policy Book Bynum Safe Return to Schools and Continuity of Services Plan Last Revised: 06/13/2022 Last Reviewed: 9/9/24 Bynum ARP ESSER Plan Schools Bynum Elementary School 210 Central Avenue PO Box 766 Bynum, MT 59419 Phone:
- [Greenfield School District](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/greenfield-elementary-school/) - Greenfield School District No. 75 Visit School District Homepage Administration Spencer Pearson Board Chairperson Rachelle Pearson District Clerk Email: rachellepearson@greenfield.k12.mt.us Jamie Sieler Principal Safe Return to School and Continuity of Services Plan ARP ESSER revised 4_2024 Schools Greenfield Elementary 590 Highway 431 Fairfield MT, 59436 Phone: 467-2433 Fax: 467-2433 Enrollment Greenfield K-6: 80 Greenfield
- [Planner](https://tetoncountymt.gov/planner/) - Responsibilities include development and administration of Teton County's Subdivision Regulations, Hazard Mitigation Plan, enforcement of Floodplain Regulations, and overall land use management for the County in accordance with the Growth Policy. Our responsibilities also include facilitating communication between the landowners/developers and Stahly Engineering for the review of certificates of survey prior to filing with the
- [Teton County Refuse District #1](https://tetoncountymt.gov/teton-county-refuse-district-1/) - Click the link for the Refuse District Map: https://tcmt.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=c631f3e55bcf42bca6c65792b106b8cb Teton County Refuse District #1 The Teton County Refuse District #1 oversees the operation of two garbage roll-off sites located in Power & Dutton. Refuse District Board of Directors Dave Klette, Chairman (406.450.1803) Marjorie Simonson, Vice-Chair (406.564.0400) Orrie Gondeiro (406.781.8202) Marcus Raba (406.217.7996) Dick Snellman (406.788.1052)
- [PPE Requests](https://tetoncountymt.gov/emergency-services/ppe-requests/) - Agencies can request PPE from Teton County DES during COVID-19 response. Resource orders that are submitted to Teton County DES should not replace the existing efforts for local entities to utilize normal supply chains. Request PPE PPE requests will be filled based on the following prioritization structure: TIER 1 Long Term Care Facilities with confirmed
- [Local Emergency Planning Committee](https://tetoncountymt.gov/emergency-services/local-emergency-planning-committee/) - About the LEPC LEPC Board Members LEPC Upcoming Meetings and Agendas LEPC Meeting Minutes All LEPC Meeting Minutes are available at the DES Office in the Teton County Annex. Contact Us If you have questions or comments for the LEPC, please contact: Kalen Lightner Phone: 406-466-5552 Email: tetondes31@gmail.com
- [Boards & Commissions](https://tetoncountymt.gov/boards/) - Airport The Teton Airport Commission was created by joint resolution duly passed and adopted by the County of Teton, City of Choteau, Town of Fairfield, and Town of Dutton for the governing and regulation of the airports located in the three respective municipalities. The Airport Commission is responsible for all aeronautical activities at Choteau, Fairfield,
- [Weed Board](https://tetoncountymt.gov/weed-department/weed-board-minutes/) - Photo Credit: Erin Fairbank About the Weed Board The County Weed Board and Weed District was set up in accordance with the Montana State Noxious Weed Law. Typically, each county in Montana sets up a Weed District that is administered by a Weed Board. The Weed Board oversees the business and weed management activities of the
- [Cemetery Board](https://tetoncountymt.gov/cemetery-board/) - About the Cemetery Board The Teton County Cemetery Board is dedicated to serving the cemeteries of Teton County in Montana. The District is comprised of many cemeteries, including Choteau Cemetery, Dutton Cemetery, St. Paul Cemetery, Farmington Cemetery, Bynum Cemetery, Immanuel Cemetery, Power Cemetery, and Sunset Hills Cemetery. The Cemetery Board governs and manages the various cemeteries
- [Planning Board](https://tetoncountymt.gov/planner/planning-board/) - We are updating the Growth Policy! Choteau Acantha newspaper article If you live in Teton County, we would love to hear your feedback! Link to Growth Policy Survey here: https://seaeng.wixsite.com/teton Or scan the QR code below: Minutes/Agendas: September 6 2023 Minutes Next meeting: Wednesday, August 2nd at 5:30 pm. October 4 2023 Agenda County Growth
- [How Do I?](https://tetoncountymt.gov/how-do-i/) - Apply Burn Permits Cancer Screening Assistance Concealed Weapon License Drivers License Energy Assistance Jobs Marriage License Passport Pet License (Choteau) Temporary Food Permit Women, Infants, Children (WIC) Program Attend Board Meetings Commissioner Meetings Contact Boards & Commissions County Staff Public Defender Find Ballot Drop Box Emergency Preparedness Information Floodplain Information Legal Resources Join Diabetes Prevention
- [Youth Court](https://tetoncountymt.gov/youth-court/) - Staff Tasha Stiner Chief Probation Officer Candice Kinamon Deputy Office Hours: See Below Candice Kinamon is in Choteau: Every Tuesday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (closed during the noon hour) Cell phone for Ms. Kinamon: (406) 459-1197 Youth Court Services combines court and probation services for juvenile offenders in Teton County with the juvenile hearings
- [EMS Courses](https://tetoncountymt.gov/ambulance/ems-courses/) - CPR/First Aid Classes All cards are $25 each. Please contact Deb Coverdell at 406-590-3748, dcoverdell@tetoncountymt.gov if you need a class. Emergency Medical Technician Courses Please contact Deb Coverdell for more information. We offer both EMR, Emergency Medical Responder, and EMT, Emergency Medical Technician, courses throughout the year. We also have several AHA CPR
- [Communities](https://tetoncountymt.gov/communities/) - Teton County is located on the Rocky Mountain Front, which forms the seam between the wilderness of the Lewis and Clark National Forest and the foothills and plains. Teton County's population is 6100 people, living in both communities and rural areas. There are 2.7 people per square mile. The communities include Bynum, Choteau, Dutton, Fairfield,
- [Fairfield Public Schools](https://tetoncountymt.gov/superintendent-of-schools/1209-2/) - Fairfield School District No. 21 Visit School District Homepage Administration Chris Christensen Board Chairperson Denise Grant District Clerk Dustin Gordon Superintendent Courtney Bake Principal K-12 Schools Fairfield Elementary 13 7th Street PO Box 399 Fairfield, MT 59436 Phone: 406-467-2425 Fax: 467-2554 Enrollment Fairfield K-6: 134 Fairfield 7-8: 60 Fairfield High School 13 7th Street
- [Property Tax Department](https://tetoncountymt.gov/treasurer/property-tax-department/) - Property Tax bills are mailed in October of each year to the owner of record, as their name and mailing address appear on the tax roll. The tax roll is prepared and maintained by the State of Montana, Department of Revenue. If you have not received a tax statement by November 1, please contact the
- [Justice Court](https://tetoncountymt.gov/justice-of-the-peace/) - The Teton County Justice Court handles misdemeanor offenses, civil cases for amounts up to $12,000, small claims valued up to $7,000, landlord/tenant disputes, local ordinances, forcible entry and detainer, protection orders, certain issues involving juveniles, and other matters. The first encounter of the justice system for most Montanans will be Courts of Limited Jurisdiction, where
- [Attorney](https://tetoncountymt.gov/attorney/) - Teton County Attorney Joe Coble is an elected official who represents Teton County in civil matters, and the State of Montana in criminal cases. The County Attorney directs prosecution of felony cases that originate in Teton County, handles civil claims for the county, and advises and assists county departments and entities in legal matters. The
- [Treasurer](https://tetoncountymt.gov/treasurer/) - Staff Diane Ameline County Treasurer Email: dameline@tetoncountymt.gov Lacy Wood Deputy, TAC Email: lwood@tetoncountymt.gov Amy Lightner Clerk Email: alightner@tetoncountymt.gov Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We gladly accept Visa & Mastercard for a 3% fee. Under strict statutory regulations, the Teton County Treasurer has the following authority: Custody of Teton County's funds Controls the flow
- [Private Well Water Testing](https://tetoncountymt.gov/sanitarian/private-well-water-testing/) - Where can I get water testing kits? Water quality testing kits are available in the County Annex, in Choteau, across from the Sanitarian's office. You can also call the Department of Public Health and Human Services' Environmental Laboratory and request they send you the materials necessary. The Environmental Laboratory can be reached at (800) 821-7284.
- [County Safety Program](https://tetoncountymt.gov/safetyada-2/county-safety-program/) - Teton County Safety Policy Statement The Teton County safety program provides general direction for the administration of occupational safety and health management for Teton County. It is intended to meet the letter and spirit of the Montana Safety Culture Act and achieve full compliance with federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations, as adopted
- [PRIVACY POLICY](https://tetoncountymt.gov/privacy-policy-2/) - OUR COMMITMENT TO PRIVACY Your privacy is important to us. To better protect your privacy we provide this notice explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected and used. To make this notice easy to find, we make it available on our homepage and at
- [PRIVACY POLICY](https://tetoncountymt.gov/privacy-policy/) - OUR COMMITMENT TO PRIVACY Your privacy is important to us. To better protect your privacy we provide this notice explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected and used. To make this notice easy to find, we make it available on our homepage and at
- [Department of Revenue](https://tetoncountymt.gov/department-of-revenue/) - The Department of Revenue Office in Choteau has closed. If you have questions, please contact the Great Falls Office: 300 Central Avenue, Suite 520 Great Falls, MT 59401 Email: DORProp2C@mt.gov Phone: 406-454-7460 Fax: 406-454-7498 Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. For more information visit www.revenue.mt.gov
- [Libraries](https://tetoncountymt.gov/libraries/) - Teton County, Montana, located on the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountain Front, is home to three Joint City-County Libraries. Please click on the links below to access the library websites of Choteau/Teton Public Library, Dutton Public Library and the Fairfield Public Library. Choteau/Teton Public Library Dutton Public Library Catalog Fairfield Public Library
- [Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)](https://tetoncountymt.gov/safetyada-2/americans-with-disabilities-act-ada/) - The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law in 1990. The Act’s far reaching provisions prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability in employment, state and local government, transportation, public accommodations and telecommunications. Teton County does not discriminate on the basis of a disability in providing programs, services and activities to the citizens
- [GIS Data](https://tetoncountymt.gov/planner/gis-data/) - PUBLIC MAPS FOR TETON COUNTY
- [Extension Office](https://tetoncountymt.gov/extension-office/)