In Teton County, Wyoming, the air is still fresh, the mountains still tall and the streams still clear — and one job of the Teton County Conservation District and the Friends of Fish Creek is helping people maintain their septic systems to keep those streams clear. For a second year, the two organizations (one part of the government and the second a nonprofit) are funding a program that will pay 50 percent of the cost of a septic pumpout up to a maximum of $150. Pumper talked with Carlin Girard, water resources specialist with the conservation district, about the pumping
