Teton County Courthouse

What do we do? We are in the land title insurance business. We work to ensure people buy their homes with peace of mind, reduce their risks, and help protect their property rights. How do we help protect property rights? Prior to closing on your real estate purchase, our office examines and verifies legal documents. It's a complex process, but it's important because it ensures the title can be legally transferred to you, the new owner.

Driggs, Idaho, nestled at over 6,000 feet in elevation, offers a vibrant community characterized by strong local connections and a spirit of adventure. Surrounded by the Teton, Big Hole, and Snake River mountain ranges, the town invites outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and world-class fly fishing amidst breathtaking natural beauty. The area is also rich in cultural experiences, featuring gourmet dining, craft breweries, and unique local businesses. With a calendar packed with year-round events—including music festivals, a renowned snow carving competition, and farmer's markets—Driggs fosters a distinct small-town pride and encourages residents and visitors alike to savor the best of alpine living. Generated from the website

Driggs City Hall in Driggs, ID, serves as the administrative center for the City of Driggs. The building houses various city departments, including City Clerk, Community & Economic Development, Finance, Human Resources, Mayor's Office, Planning & Building, Public Works, and Utilities - Water & Sewer. Within Driggs City Hall, residents can access a range of services and resources such as applying for city permits, licenses, and jobs, reporting concerns, accessing public documents, paying utilities, requesting public records, and signing up for volunteering opportunities. Additionally, visitors can engage with city officials, attend public meetings, and participate in various committees and boards that contribute to the city's decision-making processes. Generated from the website content