Sheridan unveils 2025 construction map with 13 ongoing projects

The Sheridan City Council meeting held on March 17, 2025, focused on updates regarding the upcoming construction season. City officials expressed satisfaction with the progress made in downtown areas, particularly on Main Street, and highlighted the new projects planned for the year.

City project manager Zoila opened the discussion by sharing her relief that construction in downtown is no longer a concern, indicating a shift towards new developments. She presented the 2025 construction map, which outlines approximately 13 ongoing projects across Sheridan. These projects are managed by project engineers David Ford and Nathan Rager, who oversee the majority of the initiatives.

Key projects mentioned include the Rotomill and Overlay in North Heights, the Northeast transmission main work at the landfill, and the South Downtown project, among others. The projects are strategically spread throughout the city, aiming to enhance infrastructure and community facilities.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to keep the public informed about the progress of these projects and their impact on the community. The council emphasized the importance of these developments in improving the quality of life for Sheridan residents.