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Recent News

March 15, 2024
Sherman Park Affordable Housing Project - $4M IN FUNDING AWARDED!

Four million dollars in state funding has been approved by Idaho Housing and Finance for the Sherman Park Workforce Housing project on 3.39 acres at the intersection of Agate Ave and Baseline Rd in Victor. The project proposes 90 apartments with 23 being deed-restricted as affordable to households earning up to 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) and 32 units affordable to households earning under 120% of AMI. Design is expected to be completed this summer and construction to begin in 2024.

October 25, 2023
TCJHA Buys 1.14ac Parcel for 4th Project

The Teton County Joint Housing Authority (TCJHA) has closed on the purchase of a 1.14 acre parcel at the north end of Front Street in Driggs, with funding allocated by Teton County, Idaho from its American Rescue Plan Act funds. TCJHA will be conducting public outreach and developing the details of the design, financing and schedule in the coming months. This is the fourth new housing project being assembled by the Authority, since it began operating in 2020.

June 30, 2023
Employee Generation Study Completed

Economic & Planning Systems delivered the completed Employee Generation Study to the Housing Authority this June. The study, funded by Teton County, Idaho, calculates the additional workforce housing demand created by new market residential and non-residential development. This will support local efforts to understand better and address the workforce housing shortage.