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Sheridan County accepts SHSP grants for canine training, security upgrades and ID printer
Summary
Board approved several Wyoming Office of Homeland Security SHSP grants: $4,368 for canine training and supplies, additional equipment/training grants for electric security, and an $8,685 award to replace the county ID card printer used for election security.
Sheridan County commissioners approved a set of 2025 SHSP (State Homeland Security Program) grants recommended by emergency management staff.
Jesse, the county emergency management coordinator, said the grants are percent-funded and require no county match. He asked the board to accept $4,368 to fund monthly certification training and supplies for the county’s detection canine, Scout, and to approve additional SHSP awards for electrical-security measures and a replacement ID card printer and supplies. "The total amount to the award is $8,685," he said regarding the ID-printer grant; earlier he reported "the total amount of the award is $4,368 for the next year" for the canine training.
Commissioners moved and approved the three grant agreements with the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security, noting the equipment and training will support election security, canine certification and facility security work identified in emergency management planning.
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