Sheridan Transportation Plan
Summary
A $249,922.73 award to Stantec for a citywide safety action plan, mostly covered by a $200,000 federal grant. A resident questioned choosing a Canada-headquartered firm over Wyoming companies, prompting the item to be pulled from consent for discussion.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 7
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
$249,922.73 total, with a $200,000 federal grant and $50,000 city match.
Everyone who walks, bikes, or drives in Sheridan — the plan targets safety for all road users.
Local firms that were not selected, a point raised by a resident during public comment.
Mentions & discussions (7)
City Council (Study) — August 10, 2026
Council members questioned whether the city should keep adding homes on the west side before figuring out the West Corridor traffic plan — and whether water, sewer and fire services can keep up with the pace of high-end housing growth.
City Council (Regular) — April 6, 2026
A $249,922.73 award to Stantec for a citywide safety action plan, mostly covered by a $200,000 federal grant. A resident questioned choosing a Canada-headquartered firm over Wyoming companies, prompting the item to be pulled from consent for discussion.
City Council (Study) — March 23, 2026
The city is poised to spend about $250,000 (mostly federal grant money) to study crash data, intersections, crosswalks, and bike facilities citywide, with lots of public input meetings. The plan is a prerequisite for future federal implementation grants. Some council members questioned whether the city is planning too much while roads already lag behind growth.
City Council (Regular) — February 17, 2026
A resident warned that a Bluebird Lane connector road remains on the updated transportation plan despite objections, and urged the council to scrutinize the plan before the March 2 adoption vote.
Planning Commission — February 9, 2026
Tom Morneau was scheduled to lead a discussion of the city's Transportation Plan, which shapes how Sheridan's roads and mobility network will grow.
City Council (Study) — February 9, 2026
City Engineer Thomas Morneau was scheduled to brief the council on the transportation plan update, which guides future street and mobility investments across the city.
City Council (Regular) — February 2, 2026
City engineer Tom Morneau will present the completed transportation plan — with all public comment finished — to the county on Thursday and to the city council next Monday.
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