Battalion Chief Matt Redwine presented four temporary station options to town and county officials this week, hoping for a vote. But elected officials continued the discussion, saying they want more time to discuss it.
"I recognize this is very complicated," Redwine told the Teton County Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday morning.
Of the four temporary station options, fire officials recommended permanent upgrades to the Teton County Fairgrounds livestock pavilion. That would allow the building to be used as an exhibit hall once firefighters are done with it, they said.
"We simply need a secure building that's safe for our trucks and our people," Redwine told the Jackson Town Council on Monday night.

The new station became operational earlier this month, and the firefighters based there had already responded to eight calls before Tuesday's ceremony, according to San Juan County Fire Chief Craig Daugherty.

The station cost about $1.1 million and was paid for from a $7.1 million bond the County Commission approved in 2015 for new stations, replacing old engines and recruiting more firefighters. The bond was also used to renovate the Valley Fire Department Station 1 in Kirtland.