Woodland Hills Improvement And Service District

The Sheridan County Comprehensive Plan focuses on coordinating with local communities and organizations to implement policies through day-to-day decisions, regulatory revisions, programs, regional coordination, and new funding mechanisms. Key priorities include joint planning area plans for cities and towns, creating a special planning area in Acme, trail and pathway development, and community plans for Big Horn and Story. The plan addresses land use, natural resources, economic opportunities, services and facilities, transportation, distinct communities, and regional cooperation, with specific actions and responsibilities outlined for various county departments and governing bodies over a five-year timeframe.

The Sheridan County Comprehensive Plan Update addresses key issues identified through community input, focusing on planning for growth, fiscal responsibility, provision of utilities (including high-speed internet), services, adequate water, and property rights. It aims to balance community interests with individual rights, address workforce housing needs, sustain agriculture, conserve open lands and view sheds, and plan for commercial, business, and industrial locations. The plan also prioritizes transportation, regional trails, historic sites, wildlife, natural resources, and access to public lands for outdoor recreation, ensuring a positive and healthy future for Sheridan County.

The Sheridan County Commission meeting agenda includes consideration of mill levies for FY 2023-24, a resolution authorizing a federal funding application for a 2024 CMAQ project, and the award of a bid for a vehicle for the Road and Bridge department. Other agenda items involve a cooperative agreement for hazardous fuels reduction, a contract amendment with the Wyoming Department of Family Services, and various ratification items including catering permits, a license agreement, and a certificate of substantial completion for a paving project.

The Sheridan County Commission meeting agenda includes consideration of a budget amendment for unanticipated revenues and expenditures, an agreement with the Wyoming Department of Health for the Sheridan County WIC Program, an annual statement, 1% funding for CHAPS Equine Assisted Services, and the appointment of Tobie Alsup to the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. Several consent agenda items involve ratification of permits, agreements, and financial reports related to various projects and entities.