See dedicated project page at: https://driggsidaho.org/LID2025-1

SUMMARY

The 5th Street Park & Ride project is one of three projects aim to improve mobility and reduce congestion along State Hwy 33 and is partially funded through a federal BUILD grant in partnership with Teton County, Wyoming. Full detail on this multi-agency initiative is available at https://tetonbuildgrant.com/ . The Airport Pathway project was constructed in May-June 2024, while the Transit Center Phase 2 project was completed in summer 2025 and the 5th Street Park & Ride (in front of the Public Works Building) will be constructed in 2026.

DESIGN

5th Street Park & Ride design documents will be brought to City Council in early winter 2025/26 and then posted here once approved.

CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE & TRAFFIC CONTROL

Project Details are forthcoming.

COST & FUNDING

The 5th Street Park & Ride project is expected to receive 80% of its funding from the federal BUILD grant program, with local match from City of Driggs Sales Tax, and a $60,000 donation from Grand Targhee Resort.

QUESTIONS / POINT OF CONTACT

Contact Doug Self, Community Development Director with any questions regarding this project: 208-354-2362 ext. 2111 or DSelf@DriggsIdaho.org .

The City of Driggs and Teton County have both received grant funding through the federal Transportation Alternatives Program to extend the Hwy 33 pathway .75 miles north along the west side of the highway to the north side of the Ee-Dah-How Acres subdivision, where Teton Valley Trails and Pathways is working with The Nature Conservancy on connections northwest to Tetonia and East along 2500N/Hastings Ln. The project is being constructed in October 2025.