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County to seek $333,800 in courthouse security funds; 10% local match required

Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners · May 11, 2026
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Summary

Administrative Director Cameron Duff said Sheridan County may apply for $333,800 in courthouse security funding from the Wyoming Court Security Commission; the county must provide a 10% cash match of $33,380 and the application window runs June 1–August 31.

Administrative Director Cameron Duff briefed commissioners on a courthouse security funding allocation from the Wyoming Court Security Commission totaling $333,800 for Sheridan County, split 90% state and 10% county.

Duff said the county's 10% share equals $33,380 and must be provided in cash from the general fund or reserves designated for courthouse repairs; in-kind contributions would not satisfy the requirement. The application opens June 1 and closes August 31; awards are expected in September and work must be completed by June 30, 2028.

Duff told the board the process is not competitive and that the court will provide guidelines based on last year's security assessment; counties may justify alternative plans that meet criteria. The board heard the timeline and the cash-match requirement and did not take further action at the meeting.