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County adopts apportionment for Secure Rural Schools funds
Summary
Sheridan County commissioners adopted Resolution 26‑06‑041 to set how funds received under the federal Secure Rural Schools program would be apportioned and distributed; Treasurer Katie Eris said no public comments were received and requested adoption.
Sheridan County adopted Resolution 26‑06‑041 on June 2, authorizing the county’s apportionment and distribution of funds received under Title III of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self‑Determination Act. County Treasurer Katie Eris told the board the notice of intent was published on April 7 and no public comments were received during the comment period.
Eris said the resolution "provides clear direction and establishes the standing apportionment" for the county’s annual receipts under the program and requested adoption. The board opened and promptly closed the required public hearing, then voted to adopt the resolution and authorized the chair to sign.
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