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The sub-recipient agreement for the Fiscal Year 2024 Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) program has been approved and accepted by Sheridan County. At their regular meeting this week, the Sheridan County Commission discussed the agreement with County Engineer Ken Muller. The Federal

Sheridan County's Commissioners have voted to approve a one-time staff appreciation bonus on the recommendation of County Administrative Director Cameron Duff. Duff explained why he suggested giving the bonuses, saying employees are seeing hardships with increased costs like everyone else, but sa

Sheridan County Engineer Ken Muller was considered by the county commission to be appointed to serve as viewer for the proposed vacation of a portion of land in the Downer Addition. During their recent regular meeting, Commission Chair Christi Haswell gave more details on the specific property be

Amendment #2 to the Double Eagle Condominium Association Declaration was brought before and discussed by the Sheridan County Commission. At their last regular meeting, the commission was informed by County Administrative Director Cameron Duff that the agreement was originally created in 2010 conc

The Sheridan County Commission has approved an enhancement to the county's Human Resources services as explained by County Administrative Director Cameron Duff. Duff said there would be an expense involved with the new full-time position, but the county would save from the elimination of the

Sheridan County was joined by Ranchester, Dayton and Sheridan in distributing bonuses to employees this year.

The Sheridan County Commission, during their Tuesday meeting, approved the Holiday Courthouse Closure Schedule for the coming year (2024). County Administrative Director Cameron Duff spoke about the schedule, explaining one change from the 2023 schedule. By Wyoming Statute, county officers

Sheridan County Engineer Ken Muller has been appointed by the county commission to be the viewer on the proposed vacation of a portion of Willow Circle in the Ponderosa Subdivision. Muller explained why the proposed vacation needs a viewer. The proposed vacation of the public right-of-way

Sheridan County has seen a significant increase in public records requests in the past five months, with an influx of 30 to 40 requests over the last five months, compared

MOA Architecture has completed an assessment to renovate the Sheridan County historic jail, aiming to preserve its historical charm while improving functionality.