Sheridan County public meetings in 2025

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review reports from staff and elected officials. The board is also scheduled to consider a hangar lease agreement between Sheridan County and Bighorn Airways Inc.

• Hangar lease agreement between Sheridan County and Bighorn Airways Inc.

The Board approved a hangar lease agreement with Bighorn Airways Inc. and authorized the refilling of two staff positions despite a hiring freeze. The Board also received updates on GPET funding surpluses and upcoming specialty license plate availability.

• Approved hangar lease agreement between Sheridan County and Bighorn Airways Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved refilling the lead district operator position and a district operator position (Unanimous)
• Approved refilling the part-time Deputy Clerk position (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has one scheduled meeting for the period of December 29, 2025, to January 2, 2026. The body will meet with Elected Department Heads on December 29.

• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads on December 29, 2025

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review reports from staff and elected officials. The board is considering an amendment to a grant agreement for the Community Services Block Grant program for 2025-2029. The meeting includes an executive session regarding safety and security planning.

• Amendment One to the Grant Agreement with Wyoming Department of Health, Public Health Division for the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program 2025-2029
• Executive Session to discuss safety and security planning

The Board unanimously approved Amendment One to the Grant Agreement with the Wyoming Department of Health for the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program for 2025-2029. The Board also convened an executive session to discuss safety and security planning, though no action was taken during that session.

• Approved Amendment One to the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program agreement (Unanimous)
• Convened executive session for safety and security planning (Unanimous)
• No action taken following executive session

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has a scheduled meeting with elected department heads on December 22. The courthouse will be closed on December 24 at 1:00 p.m. and on December 25 for Christmas.

• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads on December 22 at 9:00 a.m.

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review appointments for the Fair Association and Predator Management District. The meeting includes decisions on a property tax refund, uncollectable debts, and a federal assistance application for a parking lot project.

• Casa De Labranza Minor Subdivision (Item S-25-004J)
• Ragsdale Vacation (Item VA-25-001)
• Charter Communications license agreements for fiberoptic installation at County Road #78 ($1,215.50) and County Road #91 ($1,437.50)
• Federal assistance application for the 2026 Expand long term parking lot project
• Contract Labor Agreement with Kaye Penno for Indigent Burial Investigation Services

The Board of County Commissioners increased the Sheridan County Fair Association Board to nine members and filled six staggered terms. They also approved a property tax refund and extended a contract for indigent burial investigation services.

• Expanded Fair Association Board to nine members (Unanimous)
• Appointed Patrick Hayworth, Liz Kincaid (3-year terms), Jason Koltiska, John Graves (4-year terms), and Jeremy Kisling, Kelly Thomas-Bridges (5-year terms) to Fair Association Board (Unanimous)
• Appointed Dan Powers to Predator Management District for a 3-year term (Unanimous)
• Approved contract extension with Kaye Penno for Indigent Burial Investigation Services at $250 per case (Unanimous)
• Approved $2,309.46 property tax refund for account R0014932 (Unanimous)
• Approved discharge of uncollectible debts dated November 30, 2025 (Unanimous)
• Ratified two Charter Communications license agreements for fiberoptic installation at County Road #78 ($1,215.50) and County Road #91 ($1,437.50) (Unanimous)
• Ratified 24-hour Malt Beverage Permit for Story’s Old Firehall Store LLC (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a mid-month review of interim warrants. The meeting includes reports from staff and elected officials and a quarterly update from the Sheridan Community Land Trust.

• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review
• Sheridan Community Land Trust Quarterly Update

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved the rehiring of a Deputy Clerk III for a budgeted position. The board also received reports on airport lease transfers, software issues, and infrastructure damage.

• Approved filling the Deputy Clerk III vacancy in the Clerk’s Office (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a regular board meeting and a mid-month warrant review. The schedule also includes a quarterly update from the Sheridan Community Land Trust and a local government legislative forum.

• Mid-Month Warrant review
• Sheridan Community Land Trust Quarterly Update
• Regular Board Meeting on December 16
• Local Government Legislative Forum on December 19

Airport Meeting

The Airport Board will receive updates on air service, parking, and ongoing project management. Discussions include a winter shutdown for Taxiway A and a grant application for parking lot expansion.

• FY 2026 Airport Infrastructure Grant application for parking lot expansion
• Update on Realign Taxiway A winter shutdown
• Economic Impact study update
• Backup generator transfer switch operations
• Airfield lighting Circuit #4 operations

The Board of County Commissioners received reports on record passenger numbers and airport operations. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during the meeting.

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for the Sheridan County Fair Association Board. The body will consider candidates for four open positions.

• Interviews for 4 open positions on the Sheridan County Fair Association Board

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to interview seven candidates for four open positions on the Sheridan County Fair Association Board. The minutes do not record any appointments or final decisions.

• Interviewed seven candidates for four open Fair Association Board positions

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting for a regular staff session. The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and reports from staff and elected officials.

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved filling the Road and Bridge superintendent position, as well as a patrol deputy and a detention deputy position. Other discussions included upcoming road projects, IT software migrations, and fairgrounds management.

• Approved filling Road and Bridge superintendent position (Unanimous)
• Approved filling patrol deputy position (Unanimous)
• Approved filling detention deputy position (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a series of meetings and appointments from December 8 to December 12, 2025. These include a special meeting for board interviews and a work session at the Sheridan County Airport.

• BOCC Special Meeting for Board Interviews on December 8
• BOCC Airport Work Session on December 9
• HJ Law Enforcement Center Joint Powers Board & E911 Committee meeting on December 9
• HJ Parks & Recreation Board Meeting on December 9
• HJ Historic Preservation Board Meeting on December 10

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss the formation of a Senior Citizen Service District and a 2025 fiscal year budget amendment. The meeting includes reviews of airport hangar leases and land use requests. Other items include a 2026 courthouse holiday closure schedule.

• Resolution 25-12-032 to establish a Sheridan County Senior Citizen Service District
• Budget Amendment #1 Fiscal Year 2025
• Clearwater Land & Minerals Rezone (Item R-25-002)
• Big Horn Recreation Center CUP (Item CU-25-006)
• Temporary permit extension for Unified Taylor Quarry (Item Q-15-003)

The Board approved a resolution to place a proposition for a Senior Citizen Service District on the 2026 Primary Election ballot. Other key actions included approving a $1 million budget reallocation for the Memorial Hospital Empath Unit and granting a conditional use permit for the Big Horn Recreation Center.

• Approved Resolution 25-12-032 to put Senior Citizen Service District formation on 2026 ballot (3-2)
• Approved Resolution No. 25-12-030 to reallocate ~$1M for Memorial Hospital Empath Unit (Unanimous)
• Approved conditional use permit for Big Horn Recreation Center with 5 conditions (3-2)
• Approved rezoning of 102 acres from agricultural to rural residential for Clearwater Land & Minerals (4-1)
• Approved lease of hangar at 903 West Brundage Lane to Bighorn Airways, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved $80,000 Western States Wildland Urban Interface Grant cooperative agreement (Unanimous)
• Approved temporary permit extension for Unified Taylor Quarry (Unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Holiday Courthouse Closure Schedule via Resolution 25-12-031 (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review warrants and receive staff and elected reports. The board will also consider a request from the Sheridan County Coroner regarding the administration of the Indigent Burial program.

• Request from Sheridan County Coroner to oversee Indigent Burial program administrative and investigation functions under WS 7-4-207
• Warrant review

The Board approved a request to fill a vacant deputy treasurer position. A request to move the indigent and unclaimed burial program under the Coroner's Office was tabled for further analysis.

• Approved filling the vacant deputy treasurer position (Unanimous)
• Tabled request to move indigent burial program functions to Coroner's Office until December 15, 2025 (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a warrant review and a regular board meeting for the first week of December. Other scheduled sessions include a Predator Management District meeting and a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting.

• BOCC Warrant review and meeting with Elected Department Heads on December 1
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting on December 2
• NS Predator Management District of Sheridan County Meeting on December 3
• P&Z Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting on December 4

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a staff meeting to review reports from staff and elected officials. The meeting includes a specific update regarding the travel and tourism industry.

• Travel & Tourism Industry Update

The Board of County Commissioners approved a motion to refill a maintenance technician position at the airport. The board also reached a consensus for the Fairgrounds Director to manage outdoor facility closures during an EHV-1 outbreak based on veterinary advice.

• Approved filling airport maintenance technician vacancy (Unanimous)
• Consensus reached to manage fairgrounds outdoor facility closures per veterinary advice

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners will meet with elected department heads for a travel and tourism industry update. A Juvenile Justice JPB meeting is also scheduled. The courthouse will be closed November 27 and 28.

• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads regarding Travel & Tourism Industry Update
• MA Juvenile Justice JPB Meeting

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review a Notice of Award for the Hangar #5 Improvement Project at the Sheridan County Airport. The board will also consider ratifying an access agreement with the Wyoming Department of Health.

• Notice of Award for Sheridan County Airport, Hangar #5 Improvement Project
• Access Agreement between Wyoming Department of Health, Public Health Division and Sheridan County
• Extension request to State of Wyoming Department of Audit regarding submission deadline

The Board of County Commissioners approved a contract for the Sheridan County Airport Hangar #5 Improvement Project. The project involves converting the FedEx building into a hangar through structural reinforcement and concrete repairs.

• Approved $175,624 contract to Axe Build, LLC for Hangar #5 improvement project (Unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including draft minutes and monthly fee statements (Unanimous)
• Ratified Access Agreement between Wyoming Department of Health, Public Health Division and Sheridan County (Unanimous)
• Ratified letter to State of Wyoming Department of Audit requesting submission deadline extension (Unanimous)
• Approved the published agenda (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review mid-month warrants and hear staff and elected reports. The body will hold a public hearing regarding lease proposals for a hangar and consider a letter of support for Habitat for Humanity.

• Public hearing on lease proposals for hangar at 903 West Brundage Lane
• Letter of support for Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns regarding area median income (AMI) eligibility restrictions
• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review

The Board approved a letter of support for Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns to request that Habitat for Humanity International increase the Area Median Income (AMI) eligibility range from 80% to 120%. No action was taken regarding a hangar lease proposal at 903 West Brundage Lane following a public hearing.

• Approved letter of support for Habitat for Humanity to increase AMI eligibility range (3-2)
• No action taken on hangar lease proposal at 903 West Brundage Lane

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a mid-month warrant review and a regular board meeting. Other scheduled appointments include meetings for the Hospital Board of Trustees and the Library Board.

• BOCC Mid-Month Warrant Review on November 17
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting on November 18
• NS Hospital Board of Trustees Meeting on November 19
• CH Library Board Meeting on November 19

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will receive a quarterly and annual report from Weed & Pest. Additionally, The HUB on Smith will present a proposal to establish a Senior Citizens Service District.

• Weed & Pest Quarterly Update & Annual Report
• Presentation by The HUB on Smith regarding a Senior Citizens Service District per W.S. 18-15-102

The Board approved the hiring of a Maintenance Tech for the airport despite a current hiring freeze. Other items, including a request for letters of support for Habitat for the Eastern Bighorns and a proposal for a Senior Citizens Service District, were deferred to future meetings.

• Approved hiring of Airport Maintenance Tech (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners is scheduled to meet with elected department heads on November 10. The meeting includes an annual report from Weed & Pest and a presentation on The HUB on Smith.

• Weed & Pest Quarterly Update & Annual Report
• The HUB on Smith Presentation
• Parks & Recreation Board Meeting
• Historic Preservation Board Meeting
• Fair Board Meeting

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss funding for a hospital unit and several land-use requests. The body will also consider liquor license applications and a road vacation.

• Request from Sheridan Memorial Hospital for $1,000,000 from County Reserves for the Hospital Empath Unit
• Resolution 25-11-028 to vacate a portion of County Road 85 (Rapid Creek Road)
• Notice of Intent to Accept Applications for two retail liquor licenses outside the five-mile municipality buffer
• Conditional Use Permits (CUP) for Peak Performance Vet Clinic (CU-25-003) and Knucklehead Storage (CU-25-005)
• License Agreement #2525LA with John Malli for waterline tie-in at County Road #119 (Dry Ranch Road)

The Board approved the release of $1,000,000 in county reserves for the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Empath Unit. Other key actions included approving two conditional use permits and a road vacation. The Board also opened applications for two retail liquor licenses.

• Approved $1,000,000 from County Reserves for Hospital Empath Unit (Unanimous)
• Approved Notice of Intent to Accept Applications for two Retail Liquor Licenses (Unanimous)
• Appointed Jessica Weaver to the Local Government Liability Pool Board (Unanimous)
• Approved Lessor’s Consent to Sublease between SAR, Inc. and Wyo Wheels & Deals, LLC (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-11-028 to vacate portion of County Road 85/Rapid Creek Road (Unanimous)
• Approved CU-25-003 Peak Performance Vet Clinic CUP with 6 conditions (Unanimous)
• Approved CU-25-005 Knucklehead Storage CUP with 5 conditions (4-1)
• Approved consent agenda including October warrants and license agreements (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review warrants and receive updates. The agenda includes a hospital information update and reports from staff and elected officials.

• Warrant review
• Hospital information update
• Staff and elected reports

The Board reviewed mid-month warrant reports and received updates on county planning, legal cases, and airport operations. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded during this staff meeting.

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a warrant review and department head meeting for November 3 and a regular board meeting for November 4. A Planning & Zoning Commission meeting is scheduled for November 6.

• BOCC Warrant Review and meeting with Elected Department Heads on November 3
• Memorial Hospital Information Update on November 3
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting on November 4
• Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting on November 6

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to receive reports from staff and elected officials. The agenda includes an executive session to discuss litigation matters.

• Staff and elected reports
• Executive session regarding litigation pursuant to W.S.16-4-405(a)(iii)

The Board of County Commissioners received reports from the County Planner, Engineer, Clerk, and Airport Manager. Discussions included land use applications, road improvements, and liquor license procedures. No formal decisions or votes were recorded during the session.

• No substantive decisions were made

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has one scheduled meeting for the week of October 27, 2025. The session involves a meeting with Elected Department Heads.

• October 27, 9:00 a.m.: BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review a professional services agreement for the Tongue River Channel Stabilization Project. The meeting includes decisions on airport hangar leases, personnel policy updates, and fire restriction rescissions.

• Agreement with WWC Engineering for Tongue River Channel Stabilization Project in Kleenburn Recreation Area
• Lease proposals for Hanger at 2618 Aviation Drive
• Resolution 25-10-027 Recission of Partial Fire Restrictions
• V-25-001 Creekside Operation Setback Variance
• Two license agreements with MDU for bored crossing installations at County Road 87 for $165.00 each

The Board approved a lease for an airport hangar to Gardner-Lowe Aviation Services and rescinded partial fire restrictions. They also authorized a professional services agreement for the Tongue River Channel Stabilization Project and updated personnel policies regarding retirement eligibility.

• Awarded lease of hangar at 2618 Aviation Drive to Gardner-Lowe Aviation Services (Unanimous)
• Approved update to Personnel Policy regarding Wyoming Retirement System eligibility (Unanimous)
• Approved updated Pension Agreement with Wyoming Retirement System (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-10-027 to rescind partial fire restrictions (Unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with WWC Engineering for Tongue River Channel Stabilization Project (Unanimous)
• Approved V-25-001 Creekside Operation Setback Variance (3-1)
• Ratified two MDU license agreements for bored crossing installations on County Road 87 at $165.00 each (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a mid-month review of interim warrants and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss litigation matters.

• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review
• Executive Session regarding litigation pursuant to W.S.16-4-405(a)(iii)

The Board of County Commissioners reviewed mid-month warrant reports and received updates from county staff. No formal decisions were made during the meeting. The board convened and then reconvened from an executive session regarding litigation without taking action.

• Reviewed October Mid-Month warrant reports
• Convened and reconvened executive session regarding litigation; no action taken

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a mid-month warrant review and a regular board meeting. A meeting for the NS Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees is also scheduled.

• BOCC Mid-Month Warrant review on October 20
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting on October 21
• NS Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Meeting on October 22

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners and Sheridan City Council are meeting for a joint discussion session. The session focuses on coordinating various regional infrastructure and regulatory topics. No formal votes are listed on the agenda.

• West Beltway
• Truck traffic through town to County areas
• Gravel pit approvals
• Annexation and Subdivision Process
• Public Restrooms

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners and Sheridan City Council met for a discussion session to share perspectives on regional challenges. The meeting focused on infrastructure, traffic, and revenue sharing. No formal decisions or actions were taken during the session.

• No action was taken

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a staff meeting to receive reports from staff and elected officials. The meeting includes a public hearing to gather comment on proposals for the lease of a hangar located at 2618 Aviation Drive.

• Public hearing for lease proposals of Hangar at 2618 Aviation Drive

The Board approved the purchase of six scanners for the County Clerk. Commissioners held a public hearing regarding lease proposals for a hangar at 2618 Aviation Drive, with a final decision scheduled for October 21, 2025.

• Approved purchase of 6 scanners for the Clerk and Recording office (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a joint work session with the Sheridan City Council on October 14. Other scheduled meetings include sessions with elected department heads and the Parks & Recreation and Library boards.

• Joint Work Session: Sheridan City Council & Sheridan Board of County Commissioners (Oct 14)
• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads (Oct 13)
• Sheridan County Parks & Recreation Board Meeting (Oct 14)
• Library Board of Trustees Meeting at Clearmont Branch Library (Oct 15)

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will consider the repeal of rules governing the Property Tax Deferral Program. The body will also review a conditional use permit for the WYDOT Dietz Tower and a subdivision request for Outlaw Commercial Park.

• Notice of Intent to Repeal Rules & Regulations Governing the Property Tax Deferral Program
• CU-25-004 WYDOT Dietz Tower CUP
• S-25-003J Outlaw Commercial Park Subdivision
• Appointment to the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
• License Agreement 2522LA for water tap installation at County Road 113 (Upper Road)

The Board approved a 60-foot communication tower for WYDOT and the Outlaw Commercial Park Subdivision. They also issued a notice of intent to repeal the Property Tax Deferral Program and appointed a new member to the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees.

• Appointed Anthony Spiegelberg to the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees (Unanimous)
• Approved Notice of Intent to Repeal Rules & Regulations Governing the Property Tax Deferral Program (Unanimous)
• Approved CU-25-004 WYDOT Dietz Tower CUP (Unanimous)
• Approved S-25-003J Outlaw Commercial Park Subdivision with one condition (Unanimous)
• Approved Landlords Consent to Assignment of rents between Bighorn Airways, Inc and First Bank of Wyoming (Unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including September warrants and beverage permits (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will meet to review warrants and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The board will also consider awarding a bid for a new vehicle for the Public Works Department.

• Bid award for a 2026 Ram 1500 from Sheridan Motors for $37,456.00

The Board approved the purchase of a 2026 Ram 1500 for the Public Works Department and the installation of security mirrors in the courthouse. Officials reported that the county did not receive CMAQ funding this cycle due to a change in the application process. The County Clerk noted an increase in authorized retail liquor licenses to 22 based on 2024 census data.

• Approved $37,456.00 bid from Sheridan Motors for a 2026 Ram 1500 (Unanimous)
• Approved $1,000.00 for 12 security mirrors in the courthouse (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners will hold a warrant review meeting with elected department heads and a regular board meeting next week. Other county boards and commissions will also meet, including the Historic Preservation Commission, Weed & Pest Board, and Sheridan County Fair Board.

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review staff and elected reports. The body will consider a bid award for a right-of-way project and a land assignment agreement.

• Bid award for Willow Avenue right-of-way clearing in Downers Addition subdivision
• Landlords Consent to Assignment between Bighorn Airways, Inc and First Bank of Wyoming

The Board of County Commissioners awarded a bid for right-of-way clearing in the Downers Addition subdivision. Other agenda items were removed or discussed as staff reports without formal action.

• Awarded Willow Avenue right-of-way clearing project to Sav-A-Tree for $30,400.00 (Passed)

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for one open position on the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. The appointed individual will fill an unexpired term ending July 3, 2028.

• Interviews of Anthony Spiegelberg and Scott D. Adell for the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to interview candidates for one open position on the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. One candidate was interviewed and one candidate withdrew their application. No appointment was decided during this meeting.

• Interviewed candidate Anthony Spiegelberg for Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board
• Recorded withdrawal of candidate Scott D. Adell

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a meeting with elected department heads and a special meeting for board interviews. A Planning & Zoning Commission meeting is also scheduled for October 2.

• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads on September 29
• BOCC Special Meeting for Board Interviews on September 29
• Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting on October 2

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review reports from staff and elected officials. The board is considering a contract for wildfire planning and a letter regarding a transmission line.

• Contract award to SWCA Environmental Consultants for the Sheridan County Community Wildfire Protection Plan revision
• Letter to Public Service Commission regarding MDU transmission line installation

The Board approved a contract for the revision of the Community Wildfire Protection Plan and authorized a letter to the Public Service Commission regarding MDU transmission lines. The Board also voted to fill an operator position for the Wild Cat Creek Lower Prairie Dog District.

• Approved $117,963.89 contract to SWCA Environmental Consultants for Community Wildfire Protection Plan (Unanimous)
• Approved letter to Public Service Commission regarding MDU transmission line installation (3-1)
• Approved filling Wild Cat Creek Lower Prairie Dog District operator position (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has one scheduled meeting for the week of September 22, 2025. The body will meet with elected department heads on Monday, September 22, at 9:00 a.m.

• Meeting with Elected Department Heads on September 22

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review budget amendments and several land-use items. The meeting includes decisions on airport lease amendments, road vacations, and conservation design subdivisions.

• FY 24-25 Budget Amendment #2
• License Agreements 2517LA and 2518LA with MDU for powerlines at County Road 111 ($165.00 and $205.00)
• Resolution 25-09-026 Notice of Intent to Vacate County Road #85 (Rapid Creek Road)
• Gillispie Draw Conservation Design Subdivision (CD-25-0025)
• Airport Lease Agreement Amendment No. 1 with Bighorn Airways, Inc.

The Board approved the Gillispie Draw Conservation Design Subdivision with a condition requiring cul-de-sacs instead of T-design turnarounds. Other actions included extending an airport lease and approving a stream stabilization design project. Two powerline installation agreements were denied.

• Approved Gillispie Draw Subdivision (CD-25-002J) with condition for cul-de-sacs (Unanimous)
• Approved Sheridan County Airport Lease Amendment No. 1 with Bighorn Airways, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved Lessor’s Consent to Assignment between McDonnell & McDonnell II Land, LLC and Bighorn Airways, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved Tongue River Kleenburn Stabilization Design project agreement (Unanimous)
• Approved public equipment use agreement and $250 deposit for road closure signs (Unanimous)
• Denied removal of Condition #3 (fencing) from Ferro Minor Subdivision (CD-25-001) (Unanimous)
• Denied License Agreement 2517LA with MDU for powerline at County Road 111 (Failed)
• Denied License Agreement 2518LA with MDU for powerline at County Road 111 (Failed)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners is scheduled for a mid-month warrant review and a regular board meeting. Other scheduled sessions include a Parks & Recreation Board public hearing and a Library Board of Trustees meeting.

• Mid-Month Warrant Review
• Meeting with Elected Department Heads
• Sheridan Community Land Trust Quarterly Update
• Parks & Recreation Board R&R Public Hearing
• Library Board of Trustees Meeting

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a mid-month interim warrant review and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The meeting includes discussions on a property tax deferral program and a quarterly update from the Sheridan Community Land Trust.

• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review
• Property Tax Deferral Program discussion
• Sheridan Community Land Trust Quarterly Update

The Board approved the hiring of a part-time Deputy Clerk to meet statutory requirements for vehicle liens. Commissioners also authorized applying for a $12,000 grant for election security and agreed to begin the process of eliminating the Property Tax Deferral Program.

• Approved hiring a part-time Deputy Clerk for 15 hours per week (3-2)
• Approved application for SHSP grant for door lock changes and security camera (Unanimous)
• Authorized Deputy County Attorney to prepare paperwork to eliminate the Property Tax Deferral Program (Unanimous consent)

Airport Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners received staff reports regarding air service enplanements and airport operations. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during the meeting.

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County staff will meet to receive reports from elected officials and staff. The body will discuss a request from WYDOT to expedite the review of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for the Sheridan/Dietz Port of Entry Communication Tower.

• WYDOT request to expedite review of Sheridan/Dietz Port of Entry Communication Tower CUP

The Board approved an expedited review process for a communication tower at the Sheridan/Dietz Port of Entry to improve emergency radio coverage. The Board also approved the Emergency Management Coordinator's attendance at the Wyoming Ready Conference.

• Approved expedited review of Sheridan/Dietz Port of Entry Communication Tower CUP
• Approved Jesse Ludikhuize's attendance at the Wyoming Homeland Security Conference (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The county has scheduled a series of meetings for the week of September 8, 2025. These include a Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting with department heads and a special work session regarding the airport.

• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads on September 8
• BOCC Special Meeting – Airport Work Session on September 9
• HJ Parks & Recreation Board Meeting on September 9
• HJ Historic Preservation Commission Meeting on September 10
• LW Weed & Pest Board Meeting on September 11

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to conduct a question and answer session regarding the MDU Transmission Line installation over Box Cross Rd.

• Q&A regarding MDU Transmission Line installation over Box Cross Rd

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting for a question-and-answer session regarding a proposed 4-mile MDU transmission line over Box Cross Rd. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during the meeting.

BOCC Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will meet to review several license agreements and a street closure request. The board will also consider updates to Double Eagle Condominium Owners Association documents and the selection of a consulting firm for a wildfire protection plan.

• Request by Last Chance Bar to close a portion of Johnson Street on October 4, 2025
• License Agreement 2517LA with MDU for powerline installation at County Road 111 ($165.00 fee)
• License Agreement 2518LA with MDU for powerline installation at County Road 111 ($205.00 fee)
• Selection of a consulting firm for the Sheridan County Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• Renewal of Memorandum of Understanding with Sheridan County School District No. 1 for School Resource Officer Program

The Board approved updated bylaws for the Double Eagle Condominium Owners Association to reflect that only the County and Compass Center for Families remain as owners. The Board also approved a consent agenda including August warrants and a street closure request. Two license agreements with MDU were tabled.

• Approved updated Bylaws of Double Eagle Condominium Owners Association (Unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including August County and Airport warrants (Unanimous)
• Approved request by Last Chance Bar to close portion of Johnson Street on Oct 4, 2025 (Unanimous)
• Ratified renewal of MOU with Sheridan County School District No. 1 for School Resource Officer Program (Unanimous)
• Ratified Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) Project Memorandum of Agreement (Unanimous)
• Tabled License Agreement 2517LA with MDU for powerline at County Road 111
• Tabled License Agreement 2518LA with MDU for powerline at County Road 111

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct routine business. The agenda consists of procedural items including warrant review and reports from staff and elected officials.

• Warrant review
• Staff and elected reports

The Board approved filling a vacant IT department position and authorized grant applications for a perimeter mapping platform, ID card system updates, and the county bomb dog. The Board also approved a grant application for EMPG funding and permitted the Administrative Director to attend the WACO Conference.

• Approved filling vacant IT department position (Unanimous)
• Approved grant application for perimeter mapping and ID card system (Unanimous)
• Approved grant application for Scout (3-2)
• Approved grant application for EMPG (Unanimous)
• Approved Administrative Director's request to attend WACO Conference

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a regular board meeting and a warrant review for September 2. A special meeting for a Q&A regarding the MDU Transmission Line is set for September 4.

• BOCC Warrant Review and meeting with Elected Department Heads (Sept 2)
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting (Sept 2)
• BOCC Special Meeting: MDU Transmission Line Q & A at Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall (Sept 4)
• Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting (Sept 4)
• CSBG Tripartite Board Meeting (Sept 3)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting for a regular staff session. The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and reports from staff and elected officials.

The Board approved a letter of support for Sheridan County School District 2 to seek a $748,903.71 grant for building demolition. Commissioners also voted to allocate ARPA interest funds for a Planning and Zoning vehicle and supported the City's application for bridge replacements.

• Approved letter of support for Sheridan School District 2 grant to demolish Holly Seed building (3-2)
• Approved moving $70,700 in ARPA interest to the general fund for a Planning and Zoning vehicle (Unanimous)
• Approved letter of support for City application to replace 5th Street and Val Vista bridges (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has a scheduled meeting with elected department heads on August 25. A Hospital Board of Trustees meeting is also scheduled for August 27.

• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads (August 25)
• CH Hospital Board of Trustees Meeting (August 27)

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review a de-annexation impact report for Sheridan Heights Ranch, LLC. The meeting also includes the ratification of several beverage permits, mortgage releases, and airport improvement contracts.

• De-annexation Impact Report for Sheridan Heights Ranch, LLC
• Contract for Realign Taxiway A, Shift GA Taxilane, and Expand GA Apron at Sheridan County Airport
• License Agreement 2521LA with Powder River Energy Corporation for County Road #273, fee $619.75
• Grant Award Agreement 24FEMA-SHEC-FM5490-1F between Wyoming Office of Homeland Security and Sheridan County
• Ratification of Certificate of Final Completion for Brooks Street Greenspace Project

The Board approved a contract amendment increasing Department of Family Services funding to $130,000 and a FEMA grant for precipitation gages in the Elk Fire burn scar. Commissioners also approved a de-annexation impact report for Sheridan Heights Ranch, LLC and ratified several beverage permits and airport contracts.

• Approved $65,000 extension to Department of Family Services contract (Unanimous)
• Approved 24FEMA-SHEC-FM5490-1F Grant for precipitation gages (Unanimous)
• Approved De-annexation Impact Report for Sheridan Heights Ranch, LLC (Unanimous)
• Acknowledged Annual Statement of Receipts and Expenditures (Unanimous)
• Ratified airport contract for taxiway, taxilane, and apron improvements (Unanimous)
• Ratified 24-hour malt beverage permits for Luminous Brewhouse, Albatraoz LLC, and Story’s Old Firehall Store (Unanimous)
• Ratified Brooks Street Greenspace Project Certificate of Final Completion (Unanimous)
• Ratified $619.75 license agreement with Powder River Energy Corporation (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review mid-month interim warrants and staff reports. The body is considering the award of bids for two new vehicles using the Road & Bridge Capital Equipment budget.

• Purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet 6500 from Fremont Motors for $75,296.00
• Purchase of a 2026 Ford F250 Regular Cab from Fremont Motors for $47,608.40
• Purchase of a 2026 Ford F250 Crew Cab from Fremont Motors for $50,509.00

The Board approved the purchase of three vehicles for Road & Bridge and authorized the hiring of one airport employee. The Board also reviewed mid-month interim warrants and discussed various staff reports regarding infrastructure and planning.

• Approved purchase of 2024 Chevrolet 6500 from Fremont Motors for $75,296.00 (Unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2026 Ford F250 Regular Cab for $47,608.40 and 2026 Ford F250 Crew Cab for $50,509.00 from Fremont Motors (Unanimous)
• Approved hiring of one Airport employee (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The provided document is a schedule of meetings and appointments for the week of August 18, 2025. It lists a mid-month warrant review, a regular board meeting, and a special meeting for the SAWS JPB.

• August 18: Mid-Month Warrant Review and meeting with Elected Department Heads
• August 19: Regular Board Meeting
• August 19: Special Meeting - SAWS JPB
• August 20: Library Board Meeting

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to receive reports from staff and elected officials. The agenda includes a quarterly update and annual report from Weed & Pest and an executive session regarding litigation.

• Weed & Pest Quarterly Update & Annual Report
• Executive Session regarding litigation pursuant to W.S.§ 16-4-405(a)(iii)

The Board approved the replacement of a retiring administrative secretary position in the Sheriff's office, including a one-month training overlap. The Board also approved the Emergency Management Coordinator's attendance at a training exercise. Other items discussed included subdivision projects and weed control updates.

• Approved replacement of retiring front office administrative secretary and one-month training overlap (Unanimous)
• Approved Emergency Management Coordinator to attend Exxon Mobile training exercise on August 27, 2025 (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter Executive Session regarding litigation (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to reconvene into regular session (Unanimous)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners and elected department heads will meet for a quarterly update from Weed & Pest. Other scheduled meetings include the Historic Preservation Commission and the C.A.S.T. Board.

• Weed & Pest quarterly update with BOCC and Elected Department Heads
• Historic Preservation Commission Board Meeting
• C.A.S.T. Board Meeting at Sheridan County Airport
• Weed & Pest Board Meeting

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review zoning amendments for the Sheridan County Airport and several conditional use permits and subdivisions. The board is also considering federal assistance applications and contract awards for airport taxiway and apron projects.

• Resolution 25-08-019 regarding object height limits around Sheridan County Airport
• Conditional Use Permits for Pe’er Paintball and Brennemann Event Venue
• Preliminary Plat for Bucking Iron Business Park and subdivisions for Wulff and Ferro
• Four resolutions to vacate public rights-of-way, including portions of 15th Street and Rapid Creek Road
• Multiple MDU license agreements for utility installations with fees ranging from $161.25 to $1,312.50

The Board approved zoning amendments for airport airspace and several conditional use permits and subdivisions. Two MDU powerline installation agreements were tabled until September 2, 2025. The Board also authorized a revised federal grant application for the Realign Taxiway Alpha project.

• Approved Resolution 25-08-019 regarding airport object height zoning (Unanimous)
• Approved Bucking Iron Business Park Preliminary Plat (Unanimous)
• Approved Pe’er Paintball CUP with amended waste condition (Unanimous)
• Approved Brennemann Event Venue CUP with 6 conditions (Unanimous)
• Approved Wulff Minor Subdivision with 3 conditions (Unanimous)
• Approved Ferro Minor conservation Design Subdivision with 4 conditions (Unanimous)
• Tabled MDU License Agreements 2517LA and 2518LA for Box Cross Road
• Approved revised federal assistance application for Realign Taxiway Alpha project

BOE Meeting

The Board of Equalization will meet to consider the minutes from the July 28, 2025, meeting. The agenda consists of procedural items.

• Review of July 28, 2025, meeting minutes

The Board of Equalization met to review and approve the minutes from its previous meeting. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved minutes from July 28, 2025 meeting (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct a warrant review and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The agenda consists of procedural items.

• Warrant review
• Staff and elected reports

The Board of County Commissioners conducted a staff meeting to review July warrant reports and receive departmental updates. No formal votes or substantive decisions were recorded during this session.

Meetings and Appointments

The document lists scheduled meetings for the first week of August 2025. This includes a warrant review and department head meeting, a regular board meeting, and a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting.

• August 4: BOCC Warrant review and meeting with Elected Department Heads
• August 5: BOCC Regular Board Meeting
• August 7: P&Z Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting

Airport Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners received staff reports regarding air service growth and infrastructure projects. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded during the meeting.

BOE Meeting

The County Board of Equalization held a hearing regarding Docket Number SC2025-01. After hearing testimony and reviewing evidence from both the petitioners and the County Assessor, the board voted to uphold the original valuation. This decision means the property assessment remains unchanged.

• Denied property assessment appeal for Dustin and Brenda Bates (Docket No. SC2025-01)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss mill levies for the 2025-26 fiscal year. The agenda also includes reports from staff and elected officials and a quarterly update from the Sheridan County Conservation District.

• Consideration of mill levies for FY 2025-26
• Sheridan County Conservation District quarterly update

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners is scheduled for a meeting with elected department heads and a Board of Equalization hearing on July 28. A special work session regarding the airport is scheduled for July 29.

• Board of Equalization Hearing on July 28
• Conservation District Quarterly Update on July 28
• Airport Work Session on July 29
• NS Memorial Hospital Board Meeting on July 30

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to adopt the FY25-26 County Budget, Budget Message, and County Airport Budget. The board will also consider a budget amendment for unanticipated revenues and expenditures for FY2024-25.

• Resolution 25-07-017: Sheridan County Budget Appropriations Fiscal Year 2025-2026
• Resolution 25-07-018: Budget Amendment #1 Unanticipated Revenues and Expenditures and Fund Budget Balances Fiscal Year 2024-25
• Adoption of FY25-26 County Airport Budget

The Board of County Commissioners approved the FY 2025-2026 County Budget and the County Airport Budget. The general budget was adopted with amendments to decrease Emergency Management funding and cash revenue. The board also approved a transfer of unencumbered funds for FY 2024-2025.

• Adopted FY 2025-2026 Budget Message as amended to remove Public Defenders' building remodel (Unanimous)
• Approved FY 2025-2026 County Airport Budget (Unanimous)
• Adopted FY 2025-2026 County Budget via Resolution 25-07-017 (3-2)
• Decreased Emergency Management Budget by $7,000 (3-2)
• Reduced cash revenue by $7,000 to balance Emergency Management decrease (Unanimous)
• Denied $21,000 decrease to County Commissioners Budget for association dues (2-3)
• Denied $300,000 decrease to Detention Budget for prisoner medical expenses (2-3)
• Adopted Resolution 25-07-018 for FY 2024-2025 Budget Amendment #1 (Unanimous)

Budget Hearing

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025-26.

• Public hearing for Proposed Fiscal Year 2025-26 Budget

The Board of County Commissioners conducted a public hearing to allow citizens to comment on the proposed Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget. No formal action was taken during this meeting. The budget is scheduled for adoption on July 22, 2025.

• No action was taken by the Board

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting for a regular staff session. The agenda consists of procedural items and reports from staff and elected officials.

The Board approved the hiring of one deputy clerk for the Clerk of District Court. The Board also established interim recording protocols for various county meetings and discussed budget amendments for grant revenues and expenditures.

• Approved hiring of one deputy clerk for the Clerk of District Court
• Agreed by unanimous consent that Airport Special Meetings will be audio recorded only
• Agreed by unanimous consent that Regular Staff, BOCC, and BOE meetings will be both audio and video recorded

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a budget hearing and a special meeting to adopt the proposed FY 2025-26 Budget. The board will also meet with elected department heads.

• Proposed FY 2025-26 Budget hearing on July 21
• Adoption of FY 2025-26 Budget on July 22
• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads on July 21
• HJ Parks & Recreation Board Meeting on July 22

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will consider the transfer of a retail liquor license for the 2025/2026 license year. The meeting also includes the ratification of multiple 24-hour malt beverage permits for local events.

• Retail liquor license transfer from Arrowhead Lodge LLC to Arrowhead Wyoming LLC
• Ratification of 24-hour malt beverage permits for Bighorn Equestrian Center at 352 Bird Farm Rd
• Ratification of 24-hour malt beverage permits for Albatraoz LLC (Last Chance Bar) at 69 Industrial Lane

The Board of County Commissioners approved a retail liquor license transfer for the 2025/2026 license year. The board also approved a consent agenda containing several short-term malt beverage permits and previous meeting minutes.

• Approved retail liquor license transfer from Arrowhead Lodge LLC to Arrowhead Wyoming LLC
• Approved consent agenda including ratification of 24-hour malt beverage permits for Bighorn Equestrian Center
• Approved consent agenda including ratification of 24-hour malt beverage permits for Albatraoz LLC dba Last Chance Bar
• Approved draft minutes for meetings held on 06-23, 06-30, 07-01, and 07-07

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review mid-month interim warrants and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The meeting includes a quarterly update from the Bighorn National Forest.

• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review
• Bighorn National Forest Quarterly Update

The Board approved filling one administrative assistant position in Public Works and three deputy positions for the County Sheriff. Other discussions included potential rezoning on McCormick Road and updates on fire restrictions in the Bighorn National Forest.

• Approved hiring an administrative assistant for Public Works
• Approved hiring two patrol deputies and one detention deputy position

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners is scheduled for a mid-month warrant review and a regular board meeting. The schedule also includes meetings for the Library Board, SAWS JPB, Weed & Pest Board, and Fair Association Board.

• BOCC Mid-Month Warrant Review
• Meeting with Elected Department Heads
• Bighorn National Forest Quarterly Update
• CH Library Board Meeting
• LW Weed & Pest Board Meeting

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will meet to review reports from staff and elected officials. The board will consider Amendment Four to a Memorandum of Understanding with the Wyoming Department of Transportation.

• Amendment Four to the Memorandum of Understanding between the Wyoming Department of Transportation and the Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners

The Board approved partial fire restrictions starting July 8, 2025, to mitigate fire risk. Commissioners also extended a memorandum of understanding with WYDOT for scheduled air service and authorized the filling of a vacant Deputy Clerk position.

• Approved Resolution 25-07-016 implementing partial fire restrictions starting July 8, 2025
• Approved Amendment Four to the M.O.U. with WYDOT to extend scheduled air service through June 30, 2029
• Approved replacing the vacant Deputy Clerk position

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has one scheduled meeting for the week of July 7, 2025. The courthouse will be closed on Friday, July 11, for Wyo Rodeo and Parade activities.

• July 7: BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a special session to discuss the budget. No other specific actions or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Budget discussion

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review a preliminary plat for the Outlaw Commercial Park Subdivision and the establishment of Penrose County Road. The body is also considering several grant applications and the vacation of portions of Rapid Creek Road.

• Preliminary Plat Application for Outlaw Commercial Park Subdivision (Item PP-25-001J)
• Resolution 25-07-014 for federal TAP funding for the Big Horn Transportation Alternatives study & plan
• Contract #249064 with Wyoming Department of Health for the Community Services Block Grant (2025-2029)
• Resolution 25-07-015 Notice of Intent to Vacate County Road #85 (Rapid Creek Road)
• Retail Liquor License transfer from Arrowhead Lodge LLC to Arrowhead Wyoming LLC

The Board approved a preliminary plat for the Outlaw Commercial Park subdivision and authorized a federal grant application for a transportation study in Big Horn. Other actions included approving a community services grant and initiating the vacation of a portion of Rapid Creek Road.

• Approved Outlaw Commercial Park Subdivision Preliminary Plat Application
• Approved Resolution 25-07-014 to apply for federal TAP funding for Big Horn transportation study
• Approved contract with Wyoming Department of Health for Community Services Block Grant 2025-2029
• Appointed Ken Muller as Viewer for the Vacation of a portion of Rapid Creek Road
• Approved Resolution 25-07-015 Notice of Intent to Vacate County Road #85 (Rapid Creek Road)
• Approved Lessor’s Consent to Assignment between McDonnell & McDonnell II Land, LLC and Little Horn State Bank
• Approved application for WYDOT Aeronautics grant for Aviation Encouragement Event
• Tabled retail liquor license transfer for Arrowhead Lodge to July 15 meeting

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review warrants and hear reports from staff and elected officials. The board will also consider two appointments to county boards.

• Appointment to the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees (5-year term)
• Appointment to the Sheridan County Parks & Recreation Board (3-year term)
• Warrant review

The Board appointed Rob Johnson to the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees and Terry Weitzel to the Sheridan County Parks & Recreation Board. A separate motion to appoint Fred Lounsbury to the hospital board failed.

• Appointed Rob Johnson to Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees for a 5-year term (3-2)
• Appointed Terry Weitzel to Sheridan County Parks & Recreation Board for a 3-year term (3-2)
• Denied appointment of Fred Lounsbury to Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees (2-3)

Meetings and Appointments

The provided document is a schedule of meetings and appointments. It lists a Board of County Commissioners regular board meeting on July 1 and a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting on July 3.

• BOCC Warrant Review and meeting with Elected Department Heads (June 30)
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting (July 1)
• HJ Parks & Recreation Board Meeting (July 1)
• P&Z Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting (July 3)

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to discuss the FY25-26 Proposed Budget. The board may make changes to the county budget during this discussion.

• Discussion and potential changes to the FY25-26 Proposed Budget

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to discuss the FY25-26 Proposed Budget. The board approved a cost of living adjustment and restored a budget cut for the library, while denying a proposal to suspend WCCA membership.

• Approved 2.5% cost of living increase (3-2)
• Restored Library budget to initial proposal with 8% reduction (Unanimous)
• Denied motion to cut WCCA membership for one year (2-3)
• Approved courthouse deputy position within existing budget

Staff Meeting

The meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. The agenda is limited to a call to order, reports from staff and elected officials, and adjournment.

The meeting consisted of staff reports and board updates. No formal votes were taken and no substantive decisions were made.

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a meeting with elected department heads and a special meeting to discuss the budget. A meeting for the NS Memorial Hospital Board is also scheduled.

• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads on June 23
• BOCC Special Meeting – Budget Discussion on June 24
• NS Memorial Hospital Board Meeting on June 25

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review several board appointments and a joint agreement amendment for Emergency Medical Services. The meeting includes proposals to vacate multiple public right-of-way sections of 15th Street and 14th Street in the Downers Addition.

• Amendment B to the joint EMS agreement between Sheridan County, the City of Sheridan, and Wyoming Regional EMS, LLC
• Contract #248928 with Wyoming Department of Health for Public Health Preparedness
• Resolutions 25-06-011, 25-06-012, and 25-06-013 to vacate public right-of-way on 15th Street
• Viewer Report for vacation of public right-of-way on 14th Street between Block 51 and 52
• Appointments to the Historic Preservation, Hospital Board, Library, Planning & Zoning, and Parks & Recreation boards

The Board approved an EMS joint agreement and a public health preparedness contract. They filled several vacancies on the Historic Preservation, Library, Planning & Zoning, and Parks & Recreation boards, though one hospital board seat remained vacant. Three right-of-way vacations were approved, while one was denied.

• Approved EMS joint agreement Amendment B ($0 this budget year, $200,000 next year) (Unanimous)
• Approved Wyoming Department of Health contract for Public Health Preparedness (Unanimous)
• Appointed Emerson Scott and Kristin Campbell to Historic Preservation Commission (Unanimous)
• Appointed Anna Edwards and Michelle M. Edwards to Fulmer Public Library Board (Unanimous)
• Appointed Joseph Crump (Unanimous) and Todd Greig (3-1) to Planning & Zoning Commission
• Appointed Rob Forister (Unanimous) and Alexander Mock (3-1) to Parks & Recreation Board
• Approved Resolutions 25-06-011, 25-06-012, and 25-06-013 to vacate parts of 15th Street (Unanimous)
• Denied petition to vacate 14th Street between Block 51 and 52 (Unanimous)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review mid-month interim warrants and receive an update from the Sheridan Community Land Trust. The board will also consider a resolution to impose a hiring freeze for employees.

• Resolution 25-06-010: Imposition of Employee Hiring Freeze
• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review
• Sheridan Community Land Trust Quarterly Update

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution 25-06-010 to impose an employee hiring freeze for one year to reduce upcoming budgets. The freeze excludes the Library, Fairgrounds, and Airport. The meeting also included staff reports on road projects and planning updates.

• Approved Resolution 25-06-010 imposing a one-year employee hiring freeze (Unanimous)

Special Meeting - 06/16 & 06/17

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to discuss the FY25-26 Proposed Budget. The board may make changes to the county budget during this discussion.

• Discussion of FY25-26 Proposed Budget

The Board of County Commissioners met to discuss the FY25-26 Proposed Budget. They approved the Public Health budget with one position reduced from full-time to part-time. No action was taken on the Sheriff, Detention, or County Clerk budgets.

• Approved FY25-26 Proposed Public Health Budget at $515,995.00 (Unanimous)
• Approved reduction of one Public Health position from Full Time to Part Time (Unanimous)
• Tabled action on FY25-26 Proposed Budget until June 24, 2025

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a special meeting to interview candidates for two different boards. They are seeking to fill one open position on the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees and two open positions on the Sheridan County Planning & Zoning Commission.

• Interviews for 1 open position on the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
• Interviews for 2 open positions on the Sheridan County Planning & Zoning Commission

The Board of County Commissioners conducted interviews for one open position on the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees and two open positions on the Sheridan County Planning & Zoning Commission. No appointments were decided during this meeting.

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a mid-month warrant review and meetings with elected department heads. The board will also hold two special meetings specifically for budget discussions.

• Mid-Month Warrant Review
• Meeting with Elected Department Heads
• SCLT Quarterly Update
• Special Meeting: Budget Discussion on June 16
• Special Meeting: Budget Discussion on June 17

Airport Meeting

The Sheridan County Airport will hold a special meeting to receive updates from the Airport Manager. The discussion will cover air service, project management, and airport operations.

• Air Service Update
• Project Management Update
• Airport Operations Update

The Board agreed by consensus to increase the Airport Funding Line from $186,000.00 to $243,000.00 to allow the Airport Manager to replace one of two vacant positions. The full Airport Budget has not yet been adopted. Other items discussed included air service enplanements and facility updates.

• Increased Airport Funding Line from $186,000.00 (Option A) to $243,000.00 (Option B) by consensus

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss health department staffing and contracts. The primary focus is the appointment of a County Health Officer and related agreements.

• Contract #248424 between Wyoming Department of Health, Public Health Division and Sheridan County
• Appointment of Dr. Benjamin Widener as County Health Officer (term July 1, 2025 – June 30, 2029)
• Contract between Sheridan County and Dr. Benjamin Widener

The Board approved a four-year contract with the Wyoming Department of Health for the County Health Officer position. They appointed Dr. Benjamin Widener to the role and finalized his employment contract. Both appointments and contracts are effective from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2029.

• Approved $40,000 contract with Wyoming Department of Health for County Health Officer (Unanimous)
• Appointed Dr. Benjamin Widener as County Health Officer for a 4-year term (Unanimous)
• Approved and authorized contract between Sheridan County and Dr. Benjamin Widener (Unanimous)

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to discuss the FY25-26 Proposed Budget. The board may make changes to the county budget during this discussion.

• Discussion and potential changes to the FY25-26 Proposed Budget

The Board of County Commissioners met to review the FY25-26 proposed budget. The Board requested a budget revision from the County Coroner regarding staffing and discussed implementing a county-wide hiring freeze with case-by-case exceptions to balance the budget.

• Requested County Coroner redo budget to include one full-time and two part-time positions
• Discussed implementing a county-wide hiring freeze with case-by-case exceptions

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a series of meetings from June 9 to June 13, 2025. Key sessions include a special meeting for budget discussion and a special meeting for board interviews.

• BOCC Special Meeting – Budget Discussion (June 9)
• BOCC Airport Meeting (June 10)
• Parks & Recreation Board Meeting (June 10)
• Historic Preservation Board Meeting (June 11)
• BOCC Special Meeting – Board Interviews (June 13)

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review funding requests for the 1% General Purpose External Tax (GPET) for FY2025-26. The board is also considering a contract for fire mitigation services with Chris Thomas. Other business includes ratifying multiple beverage permits for The Brinton Museum.

• Contract for Fire Mitigation Services with Chris Thomas for the Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• 1% GPET funding requests for FY2025-26
• Modification of Cooperative Law Enforcement Operating & Financial Plan with Bighorn National Forest Service
• Multiple 24-hour Catering Beverage Permits for The Brinton Museum at 239 Brinton Rd.
• May warrants for County and Airport

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included May warrants for the county and airport. The Board also ratified multiple 24-hour catering beverage permits for The Brinton Museum and modified a law enforcement operating plan with the Bighorn National Forest Service.

• Approved May County and Airport warrants
• Ratified 11 catering beverage permits for The Brinton Museum (May 31 - August 23, 2025)
• Ratified modification of Cooperative Law Enforcement Operating & Financial Plan with Bighorn National Forest Service
• Acknowledged monthly statement of fees for March and April 2025 from various county departments

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review warrants and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The board is considering a commitment letter for a grant to map coal seam fires across 948,218 acres in Sheridan County.

• Commitment letter for Coal Seam Fire Grant to map 948,218 acres
• Warrant review
• SEEDA update

The Board approved a commitment letter to support a FEMA grant for mapping coal seam fires across 948,218 acres in Sheridan County. The project is a partnership with Campbell and Johnson counties, requiring a county match of $80,000. Other business included reviews of May warrants and staff reports on infrastructure and emergency planning.

• Approved commitment letter for Coal Seam Fire Grant (Motion passed)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a warrant review and meet with elected department heads on June 2. A regular board meeting is scheduled for June 3.

• Warrant Review
• Meeting with Elected Department Heads
• SEEDA Update
• Regular Board Meeting
• Planning & Zoning Commission Meeting on June 5

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a regular staff meeting. The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate items.

The Board approved a proposal to increase a part-time Administrative Assistant's hours to 29 per week as a temporary solution to staffing challenges. Other agenda items consisted of staff reports regarding road conditions, facility updates, and pending permit applications.

• Approved increasing part-time Administrative Assistant hours from 15 to 29 hours/week (2-1)

County Commissioners

The Sheridan County Commissioners will hold a special meeting to interview current and new applicants for General Purpose Excise Tax (GPET) funding for fiscal year 2025-26. The interviews will cover nine organizations, including programs for juvenile justice, child development, and equine-assisted services.

• Interviews for current GPET applicants: Juvenile Justice Program, Child Development Center, Black Mountain Nordic, Habitat For Humanity
• Interviews for new GPET applicants: At Ease Horsemanship, CHAPS Equine Assisted Services, Sheridan Recreation District, Wyoming Wilderness Association, Second Chance Sheridan Cat Rescue

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to interview current and new applicants requesting General Purpose Excise Tax (GPET) funding for the 2025-26 fiscal year. No formal votes or funding decisions were recorded in the minutes.

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a meeting with elected department heads and a special meeting regarding GPET applications. A Juvenile Justice JPB meeting is also scheduled. The courthouse is closed Monday, May 26, for Memorial Day.

• BOCC Special Meeting – GPET Applications
• BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads
• MA Juvenile Justice JPB Meeting

County Commissioners

The Board discussed a $3.3 million revenue increase from May property tax collections while noting the actual budget remains fluid. Commissioners considered a voluntary employee buyout program and the reduction of county service hours to balance the budget. No final votes were taken; further meetings are scheduled for June.

• Discussed voluntary employee buyout program for severance and health insurance
• Discussed reducing county service hours to match staffing levels
• Scheduled follow-up budget meetings for June 9, 16, and 17, 2025

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting to address permits and zoning, followed by a special meeting to discuss the FY25-26 Proposed Budget. The board may make changes to the county budget during the special session.

• Discussion of the FY25-26 Proposed Budget
• Resolution 25-05-009 regarding zoning rules for object height around the Sheridan County Airport
• Temporary Permit Extension for Unified Taylor Quarry
• Appointment of Ken Muller as Viewer for the vacation of portions of 15th Street in Downers Addition
• Ratification of 24-hour Catering Permits for Sheridan Liquor Inc

The Board approved a temporary permit extension for the Unified Taylor Quarry and issued a public notice to amend zoning rules regarding object heights around the county airport. Additionally, the Board appointed the County Engineer as Viewer for two street vacation requests in Downers Addition.

• Approved temporary permit extension for Unified Taylor Quarry (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 25-05-009 Public Notice of Intent to Amend Zoning regarding airport object heights
• Appointed Ken Muller as Viewer for vacation of 15th Street between Walnut and Berry Avenue
• Appointed Ken Muller as Viewer for vacation of 15th Street between Berry Avenue and McKenzie Avenue
• Approved consent agenda including two catering permits and one fair board bond
• Approved meeting agenda

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a staff meeting to review reports from staff and elected officials. The agenda includes a quarterly update regarding the Bighorn National Forest.

• Bighorn National Forest Quarterly Update

The Board of County Commissioners met for a staff meeting to receive reports from county officials and the Bighorn National Forest District Ranger. No formal votes or substantive decisions were recorded during the session.

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners holds a routine staff meeting with staff and elected reports. The only substantive agenda item is a quarterly update from the Weed & Pest department. No votes, ordinances, or public hearings are scheduled.

• Weed & Pest Quarterly Update

The meeting consisted of reports from county officials and staff. No formal votes or substantive decisions were recorded by the Board of County Commissioners.

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a special session to discuss the budget. No specific budget figures or line items are listed on the agenda.

• Budget discussion

The Board directed the budget officer to require all department heads and elected officials to reduce their budgets by 8% from the previous year. The Board approved funding for HVAC units at the detention center and courthouse but put other capital projects on hold. Additionally, the air service subsidy was reduced by $150,000.

• Directed budget officer to require 8% budget reduction from previous year for all departments and elected officials
• Approved HVAC unit requests for the detention center and courthouse
• Put public defender's building addition and fairgrounds storage building projects on hold
• Reduced air service subsidy by $150,000

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will consider a rezone for WY Off Market Properties and the establishment of Penrose County Road. The board is also reviewing the appointment of a viewer for the vacation of three separate road portions.

• Item R-25-001: WY Off Market Properties Rezone
• Appointment of appraisers for the Establishment of Penrose County Road
• Vacation of 15th Street and alleyway between Elm Ave and Mckenzie Ave in Downers Addition
• Vacation of 14th Street between Highland Avenue and Holmes Avenue in Downers Addition
• Vacation of a portion of Rapid Creek Road in Section 6, Township 54N, Range 85W

The Board approved a rezoning request for WYO Off Market properties to allow a three-unit multifamily dwelling. The Board also approved the consent agenda, including various county and airport warrants.

• Approved rezoning of WYO Off Market properties from C2 Commercial to UR Urban Residential
• Approved consent agenda including April General County and Airport warrants
• Ratified 24-hour Malt Beverage Permit for Sheridan Liquor for June 7, 2025
• Ratified Release of Mortgage for Larry and Maureen Legerski (Trailside at Woodland Park Lot 20)
• Ratified BLM Right-Of-Way Grant Offer for Red Grade Road Amendment
• Ratified Master License Agreement #M25-01 and License Agreement #2507LA with Katie Crawford
• Approved the meeting agenda as published

Meetings and Appointments

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will hold a special meeting to discuss the county budget, along with a regular meeting featuring updates from elected department heads and the Weed & Pest quarterly report. Additional meetings include the Parks & Recreation Board and Historic Preservation Commission. All items are subject to change or cancellation.

• 9:00 a.m. BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads, Weed & Pest Quarterly Update
• 10:00 a.m. BOCC Special Meeting - County Budget Discussion
• 4:30 p.m. HJ Parks & Recreation Board Meeting
• 10:00 a.m. HJ Historic Preservation Commission Meeting

Staff Meeting

This is a routine staff meeting of the Sheridan County Board of Commissioners. The agenda includes a warrant review, staff and elected reports, and an update from Habitat for Humanity. No votes or decisions are expected on specific items.

• Warrant review (financial approval)
• Staff and elected official reports
• Habitat for Humanity’s update (informational only)

The Board of County Commissioners reviewed April warrant reports and received updates on the Northeast Waterline Project and Penrose County Road establishment. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Reviewed April warrant reports
• Approved contractor use of right-of-way area for Northeast Waterline Project staging

Special Meeting - 05/05 & 05/06

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting on May 5 and 6 to review requested budgets from various county departments. The sessions cover a wide range of administrative, public safety, and infrastructure services.

• Review of Sheriff/Detention requested budget
• Review of Public Works/Road & Bridge requested budget
• Review of 1% Optional Sales Tax requested budget
• Review of Capital Funding/CIP requested budget
• Review of Hospital requested budget

Elected officials and department heads presented requested budgets for the upcoming cycle. The meeting focused on discussing staffing needs, inflation, and operational costs across county services. No final budget was approved, though commissioners decided to hold a separate meeting for sales tax applicants.

• Decided to hold a special meeting to interview new 1% optional sales tax applicants
• County Attorney agreed to reduce office supplies budget from $15,000.00 to $10,000.00
• County Treasurer proposed reducing travel and meal expenses from $1,000.00 to $750.00

Special Airport Work Session

This special work session of the Sheridan County Airport focuses on project updates and air service. The board will review contractor bids for the Alpha realignment project and discuss FY2025 and FY2026 BIL funding. They will also discuss replacing the airport fire truck in FY2026 and receive updates on air service schedule changes and state funding. No final decisions are expected; this is a discussion-only work session.

• Review contractor bids for realignment of Alpha
• Discussion of FY2025 and FY2026 BIL (Bipartisan Infrastructure Law) funding
• Discussion of FY2026 replacement of Airport Fire Truck
• Air service update: schedule changes
• Air service update: state funding

The Airport Manager provided updates on a $10.3 million improvement project and reported a 15% increase in April passenger numbers. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during the session.

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners will hold budget work sessions on Monday and Tuesday, May 5-6, alongside a regular board meeting and updates from Habitat for Humanity and department heads. Other meetings include the Weed & Pest Board and Fair Association Board later in the week.

• 9:00 a.m. Monday: BOCC Warrant Review, meeting with elected department heads, Habitat for Humanity update
• 10:00 a.m. Monday and Tuesday: Budget Officer-led County Budget Work Sessions
• 9:00 a.m. Tuesday: BOCC Regular Board Meeting
• 12:30 p.m. Thursday: LW Weed & Pest Board Meeting at Weed & Pest Office
• 5:30 p.m. Thursday: NS Fair Association Board Meeting at Sheridan County Fairgrounds

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will consider awarding a bid for a new road grader funded by fire reimbursement money for Road & Bridge equipment. They will also receive an update on The Hub on Smith. The meeting includes staff and elected reports.

• Consider award of bid for new Road Grader using fire reimbursement funds for Road & Bridge equipment
• The Hub on Smith Update

The Board approved the purchase of a John Deere 772GP road grader using fire reimbursement funds. Staff reported a $2.8 million budget shortfall for FY 25-26 due to decreased estimated revenues.

• Approved purchase of Deere 772GP Road Grader from RDO Equipment for $356,783.72 (Motion passed)

Meetings and Appointments

This is a procedural weekly schedule listing public meetings of the Board of County Commissioners, Parks & Recreation Board, and Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board. No specific decisions, ordinances, or financial actions are listed for discussion.

• BOCC meeting with elected department heads at The Hub on Smith (Monday, April 28)
• Parks & Recreation Board meeting (Tuesday, April 29)
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board meeting (Wednesday, April 30)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review a restaurant liquor license renewal and a specialized aviation service operator agreement. The meeting also includes reports from staff and elected officials and an update from the Sheridan Community Land Trust.

• 2025/26 Restaurant Liquor License Renewal for Big Horn Merc Pizza LLC dba Big Horn Mercantile
• Specialized Aviation Service Operator Use Agreement between Sheridan County and Sheridan Pilots 307, LLC
• Sheridan Community Land Trust Quarterly Update

The Board approved a five-year operator agreement for the airport's self-service fueling station and renewed a restaurant liquor license. The Board also agreed to apply for a Hazard Mitigation Grant to address coal seam fires.

• Approved 2025/26 Restaurant Liquor License for Big Horn Mere Pizza LLC dba Big Horn Mercantile
• Approved Specialized Aviation Service Operator Use Agreement with Sheridan Pilots 307, LLC
• Approved application process for Hazard Mitigation Grant program for coal seam fires

Meetings and Appointments

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session with elected department heads and receive a quarterly update from the Sheridan Community Land Trust on Monday, April 21. On Wednesday, commissioners NS and LW will attend a CSBG Tripartite Board Meeting. No other business is listed.

• BOCC meeting with elected department heads (April 21, 9 a.m.)
• Sheridan Community Land Trust quarterly update (April 21)
• CSBG Tripartite Board Meeting attended by commissioners NS and LW (April 23, 3:30 p.m.)

BOCC Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will consider approving consent agenda items including minutes, fee statements, and a license agreement, as well as liquor license renewals for 2025/26 and award a contract for the 2025 CMAQ project #CM25409.

• Consider award of contract for 2025 Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) Project #CM25409
• Consider 2025/26 Restaurant Liquor License Renewal for Big Hom Merc Pizza LLC dba Big Hom Mercantile and Nola Sheridan LLC dba Nola Catering & Private Dining
• Consider 2025/26 Retail Liquor License Renewals for Arrowhead Lodge LLC and Patrick L. Green dba My Buddy’s Place
• Ratify AIA Document G704-2017 Certificate of Substantial Completion for Sheriff's Office remodeling project
• Ratify Sheridan County License Agreement #2506LA with RANGE for cable installation at County Road #84 (Wildcat Road), fee exempt

The Board awarded a contract to Oxford Inc. for the 2025 Congestion Mitigation Air Quality project. They also approved several liquor license renewals and ratified documents for the Sheriff's Office remodeling project.

• Awarded 2025 CMAQ Project #CM25409 contract to Oxford Inc. for $427,840.00
• Approved 2025/26 Restaurant Liquor License for Nola Sheridan LLC
• Approved 2025/26 Retail Liquor Licenses for Arrowhead Lodge LLC and Patrick L. Green
• Tabled 2025/2026 Restaurant Liquor License for Big Horn Merc Pizza LLC
• Ratified Certificate of Substantial Completion for Sheriff's Office remodeling
• Ratified Release of Mortgage for Trailside at Woodland Park Lot 24
• Ratified License Agreement #2506LA with RANGE for copper cable installation at County Road #84

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular staff meeting to review mid-month interim warrants, hear staff and elected reports, and conduct a follow-up discussion on constructing a new storage building for county use. The Conservation District will also provide a quarterly update. No votes or final decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review
• Follow-up Discussion on new construction of a storage building for County use
• Conservation District Quarterly Update

The Board of County Commissioners conducted a staff meeting to review mid-month interims and receive departmental updates. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded; the meeting consisted of reports and discussions on county projects and administration.

• Reviewed Mid-Month Interims for April 1 through April 11, 2025

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a mid-month warrant review and meet with elected department heads on April 14. A regular board meeting is scheduled for April 15. The courthouse will close at 1:00 p.m. on April 18 for Good Friday.

• BOCC Mid-Month Warrant Review (April 14)
• Meeting with Elected Department Heads (April 14)
• Conservation District Quarterly Update (April 14)
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting (April 15)
• CH Library Board Meeting (April 16)

Staff Meeting

This is a regular staff meeting with no specific actionable items beyond routine staff and elected reports and adjournment.

The Board of County Commissioners voted to apply for Hazard Mitigation grants on behalf of the SAWSJPB and the Sheridan County Conservation District. Other business included reports on airport bids, budget finalization, and upcoming traffic closures for a soccer event.

• Approved motion to apply for Hazard Mitigation grants on behalf of SAWS and Sheridan County Conservation District

Meetings and Appointments

This agenda lists upcoming public meetings and appointments for Sheridan County for the week of April 7–11, 2025. No specific discussion items or decisions are detailed; all items are routine scheduling and subject to change. The most notable is the Board of County Commissioners meeting with elected department heads on Monday.

• 9:00 a.m. Monday: BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads (Board Room #220)
• 10:00 a.m. Wednesday: HJ Historic Preservation Commission Meeting (PMR 210)
• 5:00 p.m. Wednesday: MA, CH, LW SAWS JPB Meeting (Board Room #220)
• 12:30 p.m. Thursday: LW Weed & Pest Board Meeting (Weed & Pest Office)
• 5:30 p.m. Thursday: NS Sheridan County Fair Board Meeting (Fairgrounds Office)

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review numerous retail and restaurant liquor license renewals. The meeting includes discussions on aviation service agreements and the vacation of public rights-of-way in the City of Sheridan.

• Liquor license renewals for various entities including Eatons Ranch, The Ranch at Ucross, and Big Horn Mercantile
• Resolution 25-04-007 to create the Sheridan County Semiquincentennial Committee
• Aviation Service Operator Use Agreement with Gardner-Lowe Aviation Services, LLC
• Vacation of public rights-of-way for Elm Avenue and Mckenzie Avenue in Downers Addition
• Four fee-exempt fiber optic installation license agreements with RANGE for County Roads #42 and #161

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included March county and airport warrants. The Board also ratified four license agreements with RANGE for fiber optic installations on county roads.

• Approved March County Warrants ($1,093,005.06)
• Approved March Airport Warrants ($113,682.50)
• Ratified License Agreement #2502LA with RANGE for fiber optic installation at County Road #42 (Ulm Road)
• Ratified License Agreement #2503LA with RANGE for fiber optic installation at County Road #161 (Dutch Creek Road)
• Ratified License Agreement #2504LA with RANGE for fiber optic installation at County Road #161 (Dutch Creek Road)
• Ratified License Agreement #2505LA with RANGE for fiber optic installation at County Road #161 (Dutch Creek Road)
• Approved the published meeting agenda

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review warrants and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The meeting includes an update on Sheridan Memorial Hospital and an executive session regarding security planning.

• Warrant review
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital update
• Executive session for security planning pursuant to W.S. 16-4-405(a)(xii)

Meetings and Appointments

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will hold several open meetings the week of March 31–April 4, 2025. Key items include a Monday meeting with warrant review, elected department heads, and a Memorial Hospital update. A regular BOCC meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, followed by the LW Fuels Mitigation Committee. The Planning and Zoning Commission meets Thursday evening.

• BOCC warrant review and meeting with elected department heads (March 31)
• Memorial Hospital update (March 31)
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting (April 1)
• LW Fuels Mitigation Committee Meeting (April 1)
• P&Z Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting (April 3)

Staff Meeting

This is a procedural staff meeting with only call to order, staff/elected reports, and adjournment. No decisions, discussions, or specific items are listed. The agenda is purely administrative.

The Board agreed to have the County Engineer provide a list of appraisers for a May agenda item regarding Penrose Lane. Other discussions included airport lease and fueling proposals and the timeline for GPET tax applications.

• Agreed to have County Engineer provide a list of appraisers for Penrose Lane agenda item

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a series of meetings and appointments. These include sessions with department heads, juvenile justice, and hospital administration.

• Meeting with Elected Department Heads on March 24
• Juvenile Justice JPB Meeting on March 25
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board Meeting on March 26
• Sheridan Community Land Trust meeting regarding Red Grade Rd Parking on March 27

County Commissioners

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting with only one substantive item: receiving the PMCH Audit Report and conducting a department work session. The agenda contains no other decisions, proposals, or public hearings, making this a procedural and administrative session.

• PMCH Audit Report/Department Work Session

The Board of County Commissioners held a work session to review the audit of financial statements and compliance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024. Auditors issued an unmodified opinion but identified issues regarding material adjustments, segregation of duties, and federal expenditure reporting. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded.

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will review a resolution regarding depositories for public funds and payment options for an American Tower lease extension. The board will also consider a new process for public comments on specific agenda items.

• Resolution 25-03-005: Depositories for Public Funds
• Payment options for perpetual easement of American Tower Site #4710808 Lease Extension
• Proposed sign-up sheet for public comment on specific agenda items
• Amendment #1 to Lease Agreement with Sheridan County Sportsmen’s Association
• Ratification of 24-hour Catering Permit for Albatraoz LLC at 6 N. Piney Rd., Story WY

The Board adopted a resolution designating five financial institutions for county fund deposits and selected a payment option for a perpetual easement regarding American Tower Site #4710808. A proposed lease amendment for the Sheridan County Sportsmen’s Association was tabled following public concern over land access.

• Adopted Resolution 25-03-005 designating First Federal Bank & Trust, First Interstate Bank, First Northern Bank of Wyoming, Security State Bank, and Wells Fargo Bank as approved depositories
• Approved payment option one for the perpetual easement of American Tower Site #4710808
• Approved amended sign-up sheet for public comments on agenda items
• Tabled Amendment #1 to the Lease Agreement with Sheridan County Sportsmen’s Association
• Approved consent agenda including ratification of a 24-hour catering permit for Albatraoz LLC
• Ratified Escrow Agreement for Deed between City of Sheridan, County of Sheridan, and Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns, LLC

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review mid-month interim warrants and receive reports from staff and elected officials. The body will also discuss the construction of a new storage building for county use.

• Discussion of new construction of a storage building for County use
• Mid-Month Interim Warrant Review

Meetings and Appointments

The agenda lists meetings for the week of March 17-21, 2025, including a mid-month warrant review, regular board meeting, library trustee board meeting, and a special meeting for a PMCH audit. No specific decisions or discussion items are detailed beyond the meeting schedule. The agenda is largely procedural.

• Mid-Month Warrant Review with Elected Department Heads on March 17
• Regular BOCC Board Meeting on March 18
• CH Library Trustee Board Meeting at Fulmer Public Library on March 19
• Special Meeting for PMCH Audit on March 20

Airport Meeting

The Sheridan County Airport Board holds a work session to hear the airport manager's updates on air service, project management, and airport operations. No votes or actionable items are scheduled; the meeting is informational only.

• Air Service Update from airport manager
• Project Management Update
• Airport Operations Update

The Board of County Commissioners received reports on airport enplanements, staffing, and equipment needs. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded during the meeting.

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular staff meeting on March 10, 2025. The only substantive item is a discussion on sponsoring a table at the 2025 Light of Hope Breakfast on April 11. No other decisions or proposals are on the agenda.

• Consider sponsorship of a table at the 2025 Light of Hope Breakfast on April 11 (no dollar amount specified)

The Board approved a $39,493 refund for health insurance premium overpayments affecting fairgrounds and library employees. They also approved a $700 sponsorship for the Light of Hope Breakfast. The Board requested a draft for an informal public comment sign-up practice.

• Approved refund of $39,493 for health insurance premium overpayments (Passed)
• Approved $700 sponsorship for 2025 Light of Hope Breakfast (3-2)
• Requested Deputy County Attorney draft an informal practice for public comment sign-ups

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a series of meetings and tours from March 10 to March 14, 2025. These sessions include meetings with department heads and various county boards.

• Meeting with Elected Department Heads on March 10
• Valor Academy Tour on March 10
• Airport Meeting on March 11
• Parks & Recreation Board Meeting on March 11
• Historic Preservation Commission Meeting on March 12

BOCC Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners will consider several items at their regular meeting, including a real estate purchase at 130 S. Brooks Street, lease of airport business park lots, and appointment of appraisers for a county road. The consent agenda includes ratification of grant agreements, license agreements, and monthly fee statements. One appointment to the Historic Preservation Commission is also on the agenda.

• Consent agenda includes ratification of Amendment 1 to 2022 Hazardous Materials Emergency Planning Grant with Wyoming Office of Homeland Security
• Ratification of license agreement with Powder River Energy for overhead powerline at County Road #1237 (Youngs Creek Rd)
• Consider Airport Manager's recommendation on leasing lots LA-7 and LA-8 at Sheridan County Airport Business Park
• Consider Agreement for Warranty Deed to purchase real estate at 130 S. Brooks Street
• Consider appointment of appraisers for establishment of Penrose County Road

The Board approved a land lease for Mayflower Aviation, LLC to build a private hangar at the airport. They also appointed Emerson Scott to the Historic Preservation Commission and approved a consent agenda including various county and airport warrants.

• Approved lease of lots LA-7 and LA-8 at Airport Business Park to Mayflower Aviation, LLC
• Appointed Emerson Scott to the Historic Preservation Commission for a term ending June 30, 2025
• Approved consent agenda including February County and Airport warrants
• Ratified Amendment 1 to the 2022 Hazardous Materials Emergency Planning Grant
• Ratified License Agreement #2501LA with Powder River Energy for powerline installation at County Road #1237
• Ratified letter of support for Wyoming Water Development Commission Level II feasibility study

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will hold a staff meeting to discuss routine matters including warrant review and staff reports. They will consider awarding a bid for a backhoe for Road & Bridge using Elk Fire Equipment Reimbursement funds, discuss a lease extension for American Tower Site #4710808, and consider a letter of support for a Sheridan Community Land Trust grant application.

• Consider award of bid for purchase of a Backhoe for Sheridan County Road & Bridge using Elk Fire Equipment Reimbursement funds
• Discussion of American Tower Site #4710808 Lease Extension
• Consider letter of support for the Sheridan Community Land Trust for a grant application

The Board approved the purchase of a 2024 backhoe for Road & Bridge using Elk Fire Equipment Reimbursement funds. They also approved a letter of support for a Sheridan Community Land Trust grant application. A decision on an American Tower lease extension was deferred for further discussion.

• Approved purchase of 2024 Backhoe for $119,656.00 (Motion Passed)
• Approved letter of support for Sheridan Community Land Trust grant application (Motion Passed)
• Tabled decision on American Tower Site #4710808 lease extension

County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a special meeting to interview candidates for the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission. The body aims to fill one open position for an unexpired term ending June 30, 2025.

• Interviews for one open position on the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission

The Board of County Commissioners interviewed Emerson W. Scott II and Carrie Ida Edinger for one open position on the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission. No appointment was made during the meeting.

• Tabled appointment for Historic Preservation Commission to a future public meeting

Meetings and Appointments

This agenda lists the Sheridan County Board of Commissioners' meetings and appointments for the week of March 3–7, 2025. Most actions are procedural: a warrant review with elected department heads, a regular board meeting, a site visit with Public Works, and a Planning & Zoning Commission meeting. No substantive decisions or public hearings are detailed in this schedule.

• Warrant review and meeting with elected department heads (March 3)
• Regular board meeting (March 4)
• Site visit with Public Works at Ferro CD Subdivision (March 6)
• Planning & Zoning Commission meeting (March 6)

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a regular staff meeting. The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate, including reports from staff and elected officials.

The meeting consisted of reports from county staff and elected officials. No formal votes or substantive decisions were recorded.

Meetings and Appointments

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session with elected department heads on Monday, February 24, and a public land use committee meeting that evening. No specific agenda items, proposals, or decisions are listed beyond the meeting schedule.

• 9:00 a.m. BOCC Meeting with Elected Department Heads (Board Room #220)
• 7:00 p.m. CH Public Land Use Committee Meeting (PMR 210)

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners meets for a regular staff meeting. Agenda items include a mid-month warrant review for February 1–14, 2025, staff and elected reports, discussion of a Lake DeSmet Advisory Board appointment, and an update on the Museum at the Bighorns. No dollar amounts or specific decisions are listed in the agenda.

• Mid-month warrant review for February 1–14, 2025
• Discussion of Lake DeSmet Advisory Board appointment
• Museum at the Bighorns update
• Staff and elected reports

The Board appointed Chairman Lonnie Wright as the liaison to the Lake DeSmet Advisory Board. Other business included a review of mid-month warrants and reports on the county budget and fairgrounds.

• Appointed Chairman Lonnie Wright as liaison to Lake DeSmet (Motion passed)

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding lease proposals for lots LA-7 and LA-8 at the Sheridan County Airport Business Park. The board will also consider a public health grant and a resolution to vacate several public rights-of-way in the City of Sheridan.

• Public hearing on lease proposals for lots LA-7 and LA-8 of Block 1, Sheridan County Airport Business Park, Phase 1
• Resolution 25-02-004 to vacate public rights-of-way including Elm Avenue, 16th St, and Mckenzie Avenue
• Agreement with Wyoming Department of Health for a Public Health Workforce Development grant
• Cooperative Agreement for the 2024 Community Wildfire Defense Grant
• Request by Last Chance Bar to close a portion of Johnson Street on June 21, 2025

The Board approved a Public Health Workforce Development grant and a 2024 Community Wildfire Defense Grant. They also issued a notice of intent to vacate several public rights-of-way in Downers Addition. A land lease proposal for the airport business park was discussed but not decided.

• Approved Public Health Workforce Development grant for staff training and equipment
• Approved Resolution 25-02-004 to vacate public rights-of-way on Elm Avenue, 16th St, and Mckenzie Avenue
• Approved 2024 Community Wildfire Defense Grant to update the Community Wildfire Protection Plan
• Approved consent agenda including mid-month warrants totaling $403,347.63
• Approved request by Last Chance Bar to close portion of Johnson Street on June 21, 2025
• Ratified 24-hour Catering Permit for Albatraoz LLC for March 15, 2025
• Ratified letter of support for SAWSJPB 8-inch Gulch Road waterline funding
• Ratified letter of support for Sheridan County Mosquito Management Program

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a mid-month warrant review and a regular board meeting on February 18. A Library Trustee Board meeting is also scheduled for February 19.

• BOCC Mid-Month Warrant Review and meeting with Elected Department Heads (Feb 18)
• BOCC Regular Board Meeting (Feb 18)
• CH Library Trustee Board Meeting (Feb 19)

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular staff meeting to receive staff and elected reports. The main discussion items are a Road & Bridge backhoe equipment request and the Weed & Pest quarterly update and annual report. No votes are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and updates.

• Discussion of Road & Bridge backhoe equipment request
• Weed & Pest quarterly update and annual report
• Staff and elected official reports

The Board of County Commissioners conducted a staff meeting to receive updates on road projects, liquor license renewals, and fairgrounds logistics. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Discussed replacing the Clearmont backhoe using Elk Fire reimbursement funds; awaiting 3-4 estimates
• Reviewed preliminary plans for a railroad bridge at Parkman
• Discussed potential use of bonfires or propane heaters for Skijoring events at the Fairgrounds
• Received annual report from Weed & Pest Supervisor regarding invasive species and pest control

Meetings and Appointments

This agenda is a weekly schedule of meetings and appointments for the Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners and related boards. It lists times and locations for sessions such as a regular board meeting, special board interviews, and meetings of the Historic Preservation, SAWS JPB, Weed & Pest, and Fair boards. No specific agenda items, ordinances, or contracts are detailed.

• Regular Board Meeting on Tuesday, January 7 at 9:00 a.m.
• Special Meeting — Board Interviews on Tuesday, January 7 at 11:00 a.m.
• Historic Preservation Meeting on Wednesday, January 8 at 10:00 a.m.
• SAWS JPB Board Meeting on Wednesday, January 8 at 5:00 p.m.
• Weed & Pest and Fair Board meetings on Thursday, January 9

Meetings and Appointments

This agenda lists the Board of County Commissioners' meetings and appointments for the week of February 10–14, 2025. Most items are routine committee meetings or quarterly updates. No votes or public hearings are specifically listed.

• BOCC meeting with elected department heads and Weed & Pest quarterly update & 2024 annual report (Feb 10)
• Historic Preservation Commission meeting (Feb 12)
• SAWS JPB meeting (Feb 12)
• Weed & Pest Board meeting (Feb 13)
• Fair Board meeting (Feb 13)

BOCC Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners meets to consider a consent agenda including warrants, minutes, and a grant ratification, one appointment to the library board, and a notice of intent to adopt rules governing self-fueling of aircraft at the county airport.

• Consent agenda: General County Warrants January
• Consent agenda: General Airport Warrants January
• Ratify grant agreement with Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office
• Appointment to Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library Board (unexpired term through June 2026)
• Notice of Intent to Adopt Rules for Self-Fueling of Aircraft at County Airport

The Board approved the consent agenda, including general and airport warrants for January. Kimberly Ann Jacobsen was appointed to a library board term ending June 30, 2026. The Board also discussed proposed rules for self-fueling aircraft at the county airport.

• Approved consent agenda including January general and airport warrants
• Approved meeting agenda
• Appointed Kimberly Ann Jacobsen to the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library Board (term ends June 30, 2026)

Staff Meeting

This is a routine staff meeting of the Sheridan County Board of Commissioners. The agenda includes warrant review, staff and elected reports, and a quarterly update from the Conservation District. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Conservation District Quarterly Update

The Board of County Commissioners conducted a staff meeting to review January warrant reports and receive departmental updates. No formal votes were recorded, though the Board discussed a funding application for the Gulch Road water line.

• Reviewed January warrant reports
• Discussed support for City funding application for Gulch Road water line

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners has a routine week with no major decisions or public hearings listed. Monday includes a warrant review, meeting with elected department heads, and a Conservation District quarterly update. Tuesday is the regular board meeting. All items are procedural and subject to change.

• Warrant review and meeting with elected department heads on Monday
• Conservation District quarterly update on Monday
• Regular board meeting on Tuesday

Staff Meeting

The January 27 meeting with Elected Department Heads has been canceled due to conflicting schedules. Board of County Commissioners will instead attend the Wildfire Recovery and MRG Program Community Forum.

Meetings and Appointments

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners will host a Wildfire Recovery and MRG Program Community Forum on Monday, January 27 at the Whitney Center for the Arts. A scheduled meeting with elected department heads that same morning has been cancelled due to the forum. On Tuesday, a Juvenile Justice Joint Powers Board Meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m. at PMR #210.

• Cancelled: Monday 9:00 a.m. meeting with elected department heads due to Wildfire Forum
• Monday 9:00 a.m. BOCC Wildfire Recovery and MRG Program Community Forum at Whitney Center for the Arts
• Tuesday 5:30 p.m. Juvenile Justice Joint Powers Board Meeting at PMR #210

BOCC Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to discuss a service contract with Terra GIS and the creation of a Semiquincentennial Committee. The board will also consider the vacation of portions of Maple Ave and 16 Street, and the establishment of Penrose County Road.

• Contract for services between Sheridan County and Terra GIS
• Resolution 25-01-001 creating the Sheridan County Semiquincentennial Committee
• Vacation of Maple Ave (17th St to 16th St) and 16th St (Maple Ave to Birch Ave)
• Resolution 25-01-002 Notice of Intent to Establish Penrose County Road
• Ratification of MOU with Wyoming Department of Transportation Highway Safety Program

The Board approved a contract for GIS mapping services and a road vacation on Maple Avenue with specific utility and access easements. They also issued a notice of intent to establish Penrose County Road but rejected a resolution to create a Semiquincentennial Committee.

• Approved contract for GIS mapping services with Terra GIS
• Denied Resolution 25-01-001 to create the Sheridan County Semiquincentennial Committee (2-2)
• Approved vacation of Maple Ave (17th to 16th St) and 16th St (Maple to Birch Ave) with 30ft sewer and 20ft water easements
• Approved Resolution 25-01-002 Notice of Intent to Establish Penrose County Road
• Ratified MOU with Wyoming Department of Transportation Highway Safety Program
• Ratified Amendment One to Grant Agreement with Wyoming Department of Health
• Approved amended January 6, 2025 Staff Meeting Minutes updating a paint expense from $8,000 to $1,000

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular staff meeting to review mid-month warrants for January 1 through January 17, 2025. Staff and elected officials will also provide reports. No other substantive decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Mid-month warrant review for January 1-17, 2025

The Board reviewed mid-month interims for January 1 through January 17, 2025. Staff provided updates on subdivision proposals, airport taxiway realignment, and facility maintenance. No formal votes were recorded on the discussed items.

• Reviewed Mid-Month Interims for January 1-17, 2025

Meetings and Appointments

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will convene on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, for a mid-month warrant review and a meeting with elected department heads at 8:15 a.m., followed by a regular board meeting at 9:00 a.m. The agenda is purely procedural, with no specific discussion items or public hearings listed.

• 8:15 a.m. – Mid-Month Warrant Review and meeting with elected department heads
• 9:00 a.m. – Regular Board Meeting
• Courthouse closed Monday, January 20 in observance of Equality Day

Staff Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will meet to review staff and elected reports and a quarterly update from the Bighorn National Forest. The board will also consider a dedication of public right-of-way for municipal uses.

• Dedication of a 1.07-acre tract of land by J2, Inc. for streets, utilities, and municipal uses
• Bighorn National Forest Quarterly Update

The Board approved a public right-of-way dedication for streets and utilities on a 1.07-acre tract of land. The Administrative Director reported a $205,966.65 refund from Impact 307 to be split between the city and county.

• Approved Dedication of Public Right of Way for 1.07-acre tract (Motion Carried)

Meetings and Appointments

The Board of County Commissioners is scheduled to meet with elected department heads for a Bighorn National Forest quarterly update. Other scheduled events include meetings for the Parks & Recreation Board and the Library Trustee Board.

• Bighorn National Forest Quarterly Update on January 13
• HJ Parks & Recreation Board Meeting on January 14
• CH Library Trustee Board Meeting on January 15

BOCC Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners will consider consent agenda items including December 2024 meeting minutes, monthly fee statements, and an official bond. They will elect a 2025 chairman, discuss commissioner assignments, consider a lessor's consent to sublease between Bighom Airways Inc. and Bighorn Flying Company, LLC, accept the FY2023-24 financial compliance report, and appoint a viewer for vacation of portions of McKenny Ave, Elm Ave, 16th St, and an alley.

• Nominate and elect 2025 chairman of the Sheridan Board of County Commissioners
• Consider 2025 commissioner assignments
• Consider Lessor’s Consent to Sublease between Bighom Airways Inc. and Bighorn Flying Company, LLC
• Consider acceptance of FY2023-24 Financial and Compliance Report
• Appoint Ken Muller as viewer for vacation of portions of McKenny Ave, Elm Ave, 16th St, and alley in Blk 65 Downers Addition

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included the ratification of several reports and agreements. The board also approved general county and airport warrants for December 2024.

• Approved consent agenda including December General County and Airport warrants
• Ratified Historic Preservation Committee Certified Local Government’s Annual Report
• Ratified Master Agreement for Professional Airport Engineering Services
• Ratified Letter of Support for Visionary Broadband’s BEAD program application
• Approved the meeting agenda as published

Staff Meeting

The Sheridan County Board of Commissioners will meet to conduct a regular staff meeting. The main item is an initial review of the Fiscal Year 2023-24 financial and compliance report. The meeting also includes warrant review and staff reports.

• Initial review of FY 2023-24 Financial and Compliance Report
• Warrant Review

The Board of County Commissioners agreed to a swap of board memberships between Chairman Siddle and Commissioner Arzy. The board also reviewed the FY 2023-24 financial audit, which received an unmodified opinion despite some reporting deficiencies.

• Agreed to exchange Chairman Siddle's SAWS Joint Powers Board role for a role on the hospital board for Commissioner Arzy
• Recommended restricting Red Grade Road to track vehicles only starting January 6, 2025