Archive - Feb 2012 - News

Johnson County will need to look into the possibility of relocating their emergency siren at the justice center, now that the new courtroomk facility is being added onto the existing building.

At Monday night's Johnson County School Board meeting, one of their members was recognized by the State board for a recent accomplishment.

At a luncheon Wednesday, the Johnson County Wellness Group presented a few items for discussion, including introducing a DVD bringing sexual violence in Johnson County to the public's attention.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol has released their investigation report after a 42-year-old Kalispell, Montana man was found dead in the median on Interstate 25 near Kaycee on Friday.

Now that the 61st Wyoming Legislative session is underway, state lawmakers will be working feverishly over the next few weeks considering this year is a budget session.

Parents with children getting set to enter kindergarten in Sheridan County School District Two will be able to register their child between February 29th and March 2nd at their neighborhood elementary school. The hours that parents can register on those days is from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.

The City of Sheridan has announced that the Fire Civil Service Commission will meet next Wednesday regarding a proposed rule change. City Human Resources Director Heather Doke says that next week's meeting is part of the public comment process.

At their meeting Tuesday night, the Johnson County School District 1 Board of Trustees approved a recommended date and time for a workshop with city officials to discuss options for the old Clear Creek School Building.

The Johnson County Commissioners approved a proposal for a FEMA-approved emergency plan for the county.
The plan must be updated and re-written every five years and the county's plan is due for the update this year.

Buffalo City Planner Zach Montgomery, at last week's city council meeting, gave updates on the current grant applications he is working on for the city.
Montgomery went after a USDA grant for the Southwest Quadrant Infrastructure Project, and met the February 15 application deadline.