News – Sheridan Media
The Clearmont Town Council held a public hearing and special meeting on Tuesday, May 27.
Engineers James Staebler and Craig Shavlik of KL&A Engineering, presented the preliminary design of the proposed water main replacement along Meade Ave. The lines were installed in the 1980s, and the work along Meade Ave could be done in conjunction with planned work being done in the summer of 2026 by WYDOT. This project may quality as an Equivalency project and the interest rate for the town loan would drop.
Clerk Kirstie Auzqui mentioned that Meade Avenue should have a good, asphalt surface on it after the project is finished.
Once the engineers presentation was over, Auzqui explained about the funding, based on the current estimates for the project.
Three community members attended the meeting, but there were no comments on the proposed project.
Engineers James Staebler and Craig Shavlik; town maintenance man Pete Bassett and community member Wade Dunkin.
After the public hearing, the council held a special meeting, to approve policies and vote to accept a pasture lease for some town property.
One visitor, Cheryl Roebling, approached the board on behalf of the Clearmont Women’s Club.
The town voted to allow up to $600 for flowers to be planted around the town. The town will take care of the plants over the summer.
Next regular meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on June 16 at town hall. The mayor would like to urge community members to attend the public hearing on June 30 at 6 p.m. to discuss the Water Well #3 connection.
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Last modified: May 29, 2025