
The Teton Valley Power Timeline Reuses The Same Names
The Teton Valley timeline runs through county office, brokerage, planning records, party structure, Ron James' objection letter, and the Driggs 160 auction track.
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The Teton Valley timeline runs through county office, brokerage, planning records, party structure, Ron James' objection letter, and the Driggs 160 auction track.

Harley Wilcox has the deepest trail: former commissioner, realtor/developer, applicant, and recurring planning participant. Anthony Wilcox appears repeatedly in 2024 county comment records. Heather Wilcox is publicly listed in the county Republican structure.

Wilcox's brokerage page describes him as a developer, investor, and builder. County records place him in later scenic-corridor review and public-comment proceedings tied to local land fights.

The Yeager file runs through county-party leadership, state-party standing, property-owner language, and a public example of local party pressure.

Official records and reporting describe land interest, political money, philanthropy, and local government decision-making colliding around one county commissioner and one billionaire ranch owner.