Jack Wood

All-way stop at North Scott Street and East Brundage Street

Cost limited to installing two stop signs; no striping or intersection reconfiguration planned.

Police and Fleet Vehicle Purchases

$176,512 total; fire's truck ran $6,853 over its $50,000 budget line but the account can absorb it.

Pedestrian safety

About $50,000 from optional one-cent (GPET) funds already set aside in the FY26 budget.

New Fire Engine Purchase via Mineral Royalty Grant

$1,250,609 total, with roughly $625,000-$627,000 reimbursed by a mineral royalty grant.

20 mph school zone beacon on Midland

Special Event Policy

Event organizers face permit fees, a $100 late fee, and insurance costs that vary by provider.

Municipal code updates on alcohol, camping, tobacco and pawn shops

Tobacco fines increase from $50 to $250.

Municipal Court Prosecuting Attorney Services

Roughly $66,000 a year, slightly below his recent ~$5,600/month average billing.

New Special Event Permitting Policy

No fees are set in the ordinance; any special event fees will live in the master fee schedule.

Human Trafficking Prevention Month proclamation

The city's GPEP funds support Uprising's school-based prevention programs locally.

Domestic violence services and victim support funding

The center spends about $35,000 a year on emergency assistance for victims fleeing violence, partly funded by city and county dollars.

Municipal court judge transition

None — Leininger's contract terms and fees are identical to the current judge's.

Landfill equipment replacements (tractor and dozer)

About $431,300 combined, mostly from the landfill capital outlay budget, including a $190,000 trade-in credit.

Fire Prevention Week and lithium-ion battery safety

WYO Rodeo Parade Chair Rules

Enforcement by existing police and public works staff; no new spending noted.

Firefighter Union Contract

Roughly 1.75%–2.25% annual raises for fire department staff over two years.

AEDs in downtown Sheridan

AED units run about $2,000 each, funded via city/DSA/community partners.

Public safety dispatchers recognized

Sheridan County Emergency Operations Plan update

No direct cost, but adoption keeps local first-responder agencies eligible for state and federal emergency grants.

Wire-transfer scam targeting city permitting customers

Potential losses for residents or businesses fooled into wiring money — the city itself loses nothing.