The Jackson Hole emergency response community will again hold the annual 9/11 memorial ceremony on the Town Square at 8:00 am Saturday. Emergency responders climbed the stairs of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, to save lives and to make sure no one was left behind. On Saturday, Jackson Hole emergency responders will hike Josie’s to Snow King to remember that selfless act of courage. The climb is not timed, but a way to honor and remember those who gave their lives to preserve the lives of others. This climb is typically performed in larger cities as a stair climb. Due to Covid-19, residents and visitors are encouraged to hike any time throughout the day to pay tribute to the 412 emergency workers who gave their lives on 9/11.
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