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After a year with Commissioner Christi Haswell at the helm, Nick Siddle has been reappointed as the chair of the Sheridan County Board of Commissioners.

A proposed Wyoming Department of Transportation asphalt hot mix plant alongside Meade Creek Road will not be moving forward, following a unanimous no vote from the Sheridan County commissioners Jan.

A Conditional Use Permit (CUP) requested by the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) to operate a temporary asphalt hot mix plant and staging area has been denied by the Sheridan County Commission. The hot mix plant would have been located just off of County Road 131 (Meade Creek Road) an

Police Department Chief Travis Koltiska and Captain Tom Ringley made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to discuss the Sheridan Police Department use of force. Chief Koltiska spoke on a definition of force as it applies to the PD. Chief T. Koltiska  The SPD applies their pr

During the last regular meeting of the Sheridan County Commission, public comment was offered against accepting federal grant funding for a project at the Sheridan County Airport based on “strings” attached to the funding. The project funding is for the design of a realignment of Taxiway Alpha at

Chief of the Sheridan Police Department, Travis Koltiska, and Captain Tom Ringley made an appearance to have a little fun and debunk the typical myths one may hear or read in regard to law enforcement. One such myth heard by the Chief, deals with the duties of a patrol officer’s typical day in S

As long as there has been law enforcement, myths and assumptions have been linked to the profession. Some myths are unbelievable enough to be easily dismissed, other myths linger for decades. Every year, in December, the Chief of the Sheridan Police Department Travis Koltiska and Captain Tom Ring

The city of Sheridan’s civil service commissions hire, fire and promote Sheridan’s firefighters and police officers, but SPD has vacant positions and nobody to fill them with.

The holidays bring a sense of good cheer, downtown shopping, time with family and parties. The Sheridan Police Department encourages all residents to have fun and celebrate this time of year. But the SPD is reminding residents to play it safe so everyone has a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

According to the Federal Trade Commission, the dollar amount that people reported losing to fraud (scams) in 2022 is approximately $8.8 billion. According to the commission's data, that number is 30% over the year before. During such a busy online shopping season, Chief of the Sheridan Police Dep