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“Angry August”: Jackson Hole, Wyoming Debates Lodging Tax As Residents Say Crowds Are Annoying

October 8, 2025/

Elected officials in Jackson met Monday to discuss putting a new lodging tax before voters. One councilwoman said she shares concerns with residents who don’t want to promote the town anymore. “I mean, people are angry. August went on longer than normal,” she said.


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