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City of Sheridan Cap Tax Photo Tour

City of Sheridan Cap Tax Photo TourAdam Bunker2018-03-26T12:40:09+00:00
Construction activities for the Linden Ave Reconstruction Project in Sheridan. The project was needed to help address drainage issues in the Huntington area, but also replaced new water, sewer and storm drain utilities. New curb and gutter, sidewalk and street surfacing were completed at the same time.
Construction activities for the Linden Ave Reconstruction Project in Sheridan. The project was needed to help address drainage issues in the Huntington area, but also replaced new water, sewer and storm drain utilities. New curb and gutter, sidewalk and street surfacing were completed at the same time.
Sugarland Drive in Sheridan during reconstruction activities. Project needed to replace failing water main along Sugarland and Coffeen, as well as resurface Sugarland.
Linden Ave Reconstruction Project in Sheridan after completion. The project was needed to help address drainage issues in the Huntington area, but also replaced new water, sewer and storm drain utilities. New curb and gutter, sidewalk and street surfacing were completed at the same time.
Wyoming-Park Neighborhood Project in Sheridan during Phase II reconstruction. Storm drainage in the area was insufficient and caused flooding in the surrounding area during storms. Additionally, the street condition was very poor and water mains were so old they crumbled when removed.
Completed Wyoming Avenue as part of the Wyoming-Park Neighborhood Project Phase II in Sheridan. The project addressed storm drainage improvements, street resurfacing, and replacement of water, sewer, storm drains, curb and gutter, sidewalks and street surfacing.
North Main Street in Sheridan during reconstruction activities. Project addressed drainage issues, installed a new storm drain outlet, upsized the sanitary sewer main, and resurfaced the road which had last been done in 1967.
North Main Street in Sheridan after reconstruction activities. Project addressed drainage issues, installed a new storm drain outlet, upsized the sanitary sewer main, and resurfaced the road which had last been done in 1967.
Construction activities as part of the West Downtown Phase I project in Sheridan. Storm drain lines needed to be upsized to address insufficient drainage in the downtown area, in addition to upgrading a sewer crossing and addressing poor street condition.
West Downtown Phase II project under construction in Sheridan. This continued enlargement of the storm drain system, addressed poor condition of Brooks Street, and replaced all utilities.
Broadway-Gould reconstruction project in Sheridan. The project was needed to address old/failing water and sewer mains, which were having water main breaks almost monthly.
Broadway-Gould reconstruction project in Sheridan. The project was needed to address old/failing water and sewer mains, which were having water main breaks almost monthly.
Highland/Loucks intersection in Sheridan prior to installation of the traffic signal. Note the long line of cars waiting to go through the stop sign.
Traffic signal installed at the Highland/Loucks intersection in Sheridan. This made the intersection safer for both pedestrians and traffic, and improved traffic flow.
The Huntington Neighborhood storm water detention pond under construction. Today, the detention pond also serves as a dog park.
Huntington Neighborhood Project in Sheridan after repaving. In addition to installing a new storm drain and water lines, the project paved a number of previously gravel streets. Part of the storm drain system included the creation of a new storm water detention pond, which doubles as a dog park.
New lift station built just north of Sheridan, which was needed to handle increased development to the northwest of Sheridan. The old lift station needed significant maintenance and upgrades to meet new regulatory levels, so a new station was more financially-efficient.
Project activities for the South Side Sewer Slip Lining Project in Sheridan. The project was needed to reduce the infiltration of groundwater into the sanitary sewer system.
Completed Sumner Street Reconstruction Project in Sheridan, which replaced water, sewer, storm drain, curb and gutter, sidewalks and pavement. The project was needed due to old water/sewer mains and poor street condition.
Completed West Brundage Lane project Sheridan, needed to address poor street condition and replace some water mains.

Cap Tax Quick Facts

  • The Sheridan County One Percent Specific Purpose Capital Facilities Tax, or Cap Tax, was last renewed on November 5, 2013.
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