224 S. Main St. Suite B8
Sheridan, WY 82801
(307) 674-2920
(307) 674-2927 (fax)
Office hours: M-F 8am-5pm
In response to requests for digital files of subdivision plats and surveys that we have available in our office, the Sheridan County Public Works Department has recently finished a project that may benefit your company. Our department has developed a CD containing images in both TIF and PDF formats. These CD's have all available information through December of 2009, and will be available to those that are interested for $500.00 a copy. We will be making a CD at the end of each year that will include only that year's plats and surveys, and will be offered at $50.00 a copy. If you have any questions or need additional information please call the Sheridan County Public Works Department at 675-2420.
Who do I call?
Our office handles all questions and concerns pertaining to Planning, Engineering, Building, and Roads & Bridges.To help you determine who to contact regarding particular problems or issues, here is a guide:
*************************************************************************Public Works Director Rod Liesinger
Rod manages the Public Works Department in addition to being a County Engineer and SAWSJPB Administrator.
Building Inspector Steve Bond
Steve is responsible for building codes, permits and inspections. Assists with flood plain determinations, small waste water and zoning issues.
County Engineer Ken Muller
Ken is responsible for planning, designing and drafting of
re-construction, grading, surfacing, culvert, bridge and other projects
and preparing contract documents. He supervises survey activities for road and bridge and
other projects.
Planner Mark Reid
Mark is responsible for administration of the Zoning Resolution and creating and updating long-range plans for Sheridan County to include a current Comprehensive Plan. Elements of the Comprehensive Plan include Land Use, Transportation, County Utilities, Sensitive Areas, Natural & Manmade Hazards, and Open Space.
Road and Bridge Superintendent John Sturtz
John is responsible for supervising the daily activities of the Road and Bridge Department including: road maintenance, minor bridge repair, snow removal, and culvert installation. In addition, he oversees the maintenance and repair of county vehicles; directs and participates in the operation of a variety of heavy, medium, and light equipment, including road graders, front end loaders, backhoes, dozers, and trucks.
SAWSJPB Project Manager Dan Coughlin
Dan is responsible for the day to day administrative duties of SAWS. The City of Sheridan will continue to operate and maintain the system, bill the water users, and also continue to provide engineering and technical support as in the past.
Code Enforcement Officers Bob Shelley Jim Allender
The County Code Enforcement Officers are responsible for ensuring private property and construction and development projects conform to zoning, and conditions of approval. They are also responsible for inspections, investigations, and resolution of zoning enforcement issues.
Engineering Technician Bill Pinkerton
Bill is responsible for completing the computer-aided drafting and GPS surveying under the direction of the County Engineer. He also does Building and Septic inspections when needed.
GIS Tech Sandi Kerr
Sandi is responsible for maintaining/updating GIS information, assigning addresses, preparing GIS maps and data base for the Public Works Department. She also maintains the Public Works website pages.
Land Development Coordinator Robin DeBolt
Robin is responsible for administering the Sheridan County Subdivision Resolution, Rezoning permits, Quarry permits, Variance permits, Conditional Use permits, and Mobile Home Park licenses.
Planning Assistant Andrea Garrett
Andrea assists the Sheridan County Land Development Coordinator, Sheridan County Planner, and the Code Enforcement Officers as well as clerical work, filing, maintaining permit data files and taking minutes at meetings.
Receptionists: Planning Rhonda Birchby Engineering Anne Culp
In addition to answering the phone and helping walk-in clients, our receptionists also assist the staff of the Public Works Department wherever necessary.
Septic Inspector Randy Mortensen
The Septic Inspector issues Septic permits and inspects septic systems. He also enforces the Wyoming State Small Wastewater Rules and Regulations. The purpose of these regulations is to prevent, reduce and eliminate pollution and enhance the waters of the State of Wyoming and to protect the health, safety and welfare of the environment and its inhabitants by ensuring that the design, construction and operation of small wastewater systems meets the purpose of the Environmental Quality Act.
Special Projects Coordinator George Rogers
George is responsible for completing designs of county roads, culverts, county gravel and shale quarries, operating road management systems, cost accounting, administering contracts and inspections on contracted projects.
updated 3/15/2010