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County considers amendment to $267,000 State Forestry fuel-mitigation grant

Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners · March 2, 2026
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Summary

Sheridan County staff said a State Forestry grant for fuel mitigation in Little Bighorn Canyon totaled $267,000 and $80,000 has been spent; staff requested a delay to add projects in the Story/Red Grade area and to extend the deadline to May 15, 2028.

Administrative Director Cameron Duff told commissioners the county has a State Forestry Department grant for fuel mitigation in Little Bighorn Canyon originally valued at $267,000; $80,000 has been spent to date. The Forestry Department requested delaying grant closeout so additional projects in the Story and Red Grade area can be added.

Duff said an amendment would be submitted to extend the project timeline to May 15, 2028, if the board approves the additional work. The item was presented as informational; no formal amendment vote was recorded at the staff meeting.