Council praises staff outreach; commends new school‑zone signal
September 28, 2026 | Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming
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Councilors used the study session's wrap-up to thank city staff for a multiweek citizen-education series about city functions and to announce a short event where the Council will meet with participants and award a Citizen's Choice prize to a department.
"We've had seven weeks of city staff educating citizens about what we do," one council member said, adding that staff and council will participate in a session where the public can ask questions and a department will receive a Citizen's Choice award. Another councilor praised the installation of a 20 mph school‑zone light on Midland near the high school: "It's worked wonderful for the kids," the councilor said, noting observed traffic slowing.
The mayor closed the study session following the announcements.
"We've had seven weeks of city staff educating citizens about what we do," one council member said, adding that staff and council will participate in a session where the public can ask questions and a department will receive a Citizen's Choice award. Another councilor praised the installation of a 20 mph school‑zone light on Midland near the high school: "It's worked wonderful for the kids," the councilor said, noting observed traffic slowing.
The mayor closed the study session following the announcements.
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