Driggs, ID Utility & Living Guide

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Driggs, ID Utility & Living Guide

Utilities, housing, taxes, cost of living, and local insights — everything residents and families need.

Last updated: June 26, 2026
Total Utilities$280/mo
1BR Rent$1400/mo
Sales Tax6%
COL Index108 (+8% above national average)
Family Score8/10
Median Home$380,000
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Monthly Utility Costs

⚡ Electric

$130/mo

Lower Valley Energy
🔥 Gas

N/A - Electric only
💧 Water

$50/mo

Town of Driggs
🗑️ Garbage

$30/mo

Teton County Solid Waste
📶 Internet

$70/mo

Combined Average Overhead$280/month

Housing Market

Rent & Property
1 Bedroom$1400/mo
2 Bedrooms$1800/mo
3 Bedrooms$2400/mo
Median Home Price$380,000
Property Tax Rate1.1%
Avg Childcare/mo$1200

The housing market in Driggs is competitive, with a mix of new developments and existing homes. Rentals are scarce, and prices are rising due to the area’s popularity. Homebuyers can expect to pay a premium for properties with Teton Mountain views.

Cost of Living

Overall COL Index

108

US national avg = 100
vs National Avg

+8% above national average

Groceries

105

Transportation

102

Healthcare

105

Childcare/mo

$1200

Tax Rates

Tax Overview
Total Sales Tax6%
Property Tax Rate1.1%
<p>State 6% + no County tax + no City tax</p>

Idaho has a state income tax with a top rate of 6.925%, but no local income taxes are imposed in Driggs.

Family & Relocation

Family Vibe Score
8/10
Safety Index

60

Higher = safer
School Rating

7.5/10

GreatSchools avg
Avg Childcare

$1200/mo

City Pulse

Population Trend
+10% (growing)
Political Climate
Red
Business Momentum
High, with key industries including tourism, outdoor recreation, and healthcare
Top Local Concerns
Affordability, traffic, and environmental conservation
🚌 Transit for Families

Driggs has limited public transportation, but the town is relatively small and walkable, with some stroller-friendly sidewalks and parks.

🎡 Top Kid Attractions
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    Grand Teton National Park
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    Teton Geotourism Center
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    Driggs City Park

Best Neighborhoods for Families

The downtown area and surrounding neighborhoods offer a charming, small-town feel, with easy access to parks, restaurants, and outdoor recreation. Families may also consider the nearby communities of Victor and Tetonia for more affordable housing options.

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📊 Driggs — Census & Demographic Data

Official data from the US Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

☀️ Seasonal Utility Costs

Utility costs in Driggs tend to be higher in the winter due to heating needs, with average electricity bills increasing by 20-30% from December to February. In contrast, summer months see lower utility bills, with more mild temperatures and increased daylight reducing the need for artificial lighting and heating.

🏛️ Local Tax Details

The ZIP code 83422 has a property tax millage rate of 1.1%, with no local surtaxes imposed by Teton County or the Town of Driggs.

👶 Family & Stroller Friendliness

6, with explanation: Driggs has some stroller-friendly sidewalks and parks, but the town's infrastructure is not entirely geared towards families with young children, and some areas may be more challenging to navigate with a stroller due to lack of elevators or rough terrain.

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