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November 4, 2021
Sheridan County's Commissioners voted to approve an agreement between the county and the Senior Citizens Council d/b/a the HUB on Smith, for the construction and maintenance of bus shelters on county-owned lands for its Goose Creek Transit program. County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller
November 3, 2021
Sheridan County Airport Manager John Stopka was recognized on Tuesday by the Sheridan County Commission for his years of service to the county. Commission Chair Nick Siddle spoke during the commission meeting. Siddle said, โit's pretty impressive, forty-five years in the same job. Or at le
October 22, 2021
During their meeting this week, Sheridan County's Commissioners considered a Resolution to amend rules and regulations governing zoning and the division of lands to bring the county's regulations in line with changes to state law. County Planner Mark Reid explained the amendments. One comm
October 22, 2021
The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners is currently taking applications for an open position on the Sheridan County Fair Board. According to the county website, the purpose of the Sheridan County Fair Board is to economically develop, maintain and manage the fairground facilities for t
October 21, 2021
Sheridan County's Commissioners approved a Resolution allowing pari-mutuel wagering on live and historic horse racing and simulcast events within the county. The Resolution, brought before the commission at this week's meeting, would allow 307 Horse Racing, Inc. to set up the business in an exist
October 19, 2021
At their last regular meeting the Sheridan County Commission recognized four employees for their service to the county. According to Commission Chair Nick Siddle they will each receive Chamber Bucks and Certificates of Appreciation for their service. He introduced the only employee not present
April 21, 2021
Sheridan County commissioners awarded the bid Tuesday for construction of additional parking at the Sheridan County Airport. The project, which would add 96 more parking spots at the airport, drew personal endorsement from County Commission Chairman Nick Siddle. Commissioners voted unanimously to award the bid for the project to Wagner Ranch Services for the low bid of just under $571,000. Airport Manager John Stopka said Wagner Ranch Services had met all submittal requirements, and there was...
April 8, 2021
Signs at walk-in areas around the Brook Mine have been changed. Jeff Barron, project manager and associate principal of WWC Engineering, said signs were required along the perimeter of the mine by permit documents that have authorized mining to resume. Barron said the โno trespassingโ component has been eliminated from signs anywhere there is a walk-in area around the mine site north of Sheridan. Commission Chairman Nick Siddle said the action was appreciated, because there was some publi...
April 7, 2021
Commission Chair Nick Siddle made the presentations. Recognitions were given to Clint Beaver, a deputy county attorney, and Cory Main, a detention corporation with the county sheriffโs office. Both have been employed by the county for five years. In other action Tuesday, commissioners turned their attention to several public hearings dealing with liquor licenses. Commissioners transferred a restaurant liquor license for 2020-2021 from Merc Pizza LLC doing business as Big Horn Mercantile to B...
February 3, 2021
During the announcements section of their agenda at their Tuesday meeting, the Sheridan County Commission recognized two county employees for their many years of service. Commissioner Christi Haswell, sitting in for absent Chairman Nick Siddle, told those attending what those being honored would receive. Recognized were Brenda Kekich for 30 years of service to Sheridan County, and Tosh Hendrickson for five years of service to the county. It was also announced that the courthouse will be closed ...