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The administrator of the Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority provided an update to the Sheridan City Council and Mayor Rich Bridger at the Council’s business meeting this week. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. SEEDA Update SEEDA is a joint powers board that was
The original High Tech Business Park in north Sheridan is close to running out of available space. What started as a 38½ acre park in 2010, is down to about 4½ acres today. Robert Briggs who is the SEEDA (Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority) Administrator explains what prop
The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority (SEEDA) has received the green light from Wyoming leaders to proceed with the next step of either expanding the business park on the north side of Sheridan, or build a new one elsewhere. Last week the State Loan and Investment Board appr
Plans to either expand the High Tech Business Park on the north side of Sheridan or build a new one, have cleared a big hurdle. Earlier this week, the Wyoming Business Council unanimously approved the Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority’s (SEEDA) request, for a $20,000 grant f
The 2020 census showed that several areas in the state saw population growth. Some of these communities were Cody, Jackson, Gillette, Casper, and Sheridan. One of the reasons is the popularity of remote work in the past two years. But these communities are struggling to supply enough housing for this new growth. Wyoming Public Radio's Hugh Cook focuses on how the population growth in Sheridan is impacting the community.