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Sheriff: deputies logged about 160 hours and 3,300 miles on USFS patrols; commission approves amended agreement
Summary
Sheriff Levi Dominguez reported deputies accrued approximately 160 hours and traveled over 3,300 miles on U.S. Forest Service patrols in 2025; the board unanimously approved the amended cooperative law enforcement agreement funding off‑duty patrols in national forests.
Sheridan County commissioners unanimously approved an amended Cooperative Law Enforcement Agreement with the U.S. Forest Service on April 21 after sheriff's office staff reviewed last year's patrol activity.
Sheriff Levi Dominguez said deputies provided "approximately 160 hours and traveled over 3,300 miles" on federally funded off-duty patrols in 2025, noting the work produced positive community interactions. Commissioner Nick Siddle moved to approve the amended agreement and the board voted unanimously.
The agreement funds off-duty deputy patrols in national forests under terms agreed with the U.S. Forest Service; the motion authorizes the chair to sign the amended contract documents.
