Information Technology / Geographic Information Systems
Sheridan County Building
224 S. Main St.
Suite B12
Sheridan, WY 82801
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Jim Billings
County IT Director
(307) 675 - 2470
admin@sheridancounty.com
Greg McClintock
County GIS Coordinator
(307) 675 - 2470
gis@sheridancounty.com
Sheridan, WY 82801
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Jim Billings
County IT Director
(307) 675 - 2470
admin@sheridancounty.com
Greg McClintock
County GIS Coordinator
(307) 675 - 2470
gis@sheridancounty.com
Sheridan County's Interactive Internet Mapping is online. Please click logon as guest when prompted for a password and you will automatically be logged in to the map. Be sure to check out the tutorial that can be accessed from the launch page of the site. It only takes 15 to 20 minutes and is highly recommended prior to using the site in order to utilize the site at it's full capability.
Some of the information that is available:
Parcel Ownership
County Zoning
Addresses
Roads
School District Boundaries
and much more...
Click Here to Visit Sheridan County's Interactive Mapping Website
NEWS 11/18/2008: Users of the interactive mapping system may experience interruptions in service and minor issues with functionality over the next few weeks as we roll out a new version of the IMF. Please be patient we are working to resolve them.Department Overview
The Sheridan County IT/GIS Department is a multifunctional department. The department is primarily responsible for upgrading, designing, and maintaining the entire county's computer and networking infrastructure and other technology. It also manages and collects the county's vast supply of spatial data for it's Geographic Information System.What is G.I.S.?
A Geographic Information System (GIS) is an automated system for creating, editing, managing, analyzing and displaying spatially referenced data. With a GIS, you can link information to location data (such as people to addresses, buildings to parcels, or streets within a network) and develop a better understanding of their relationships to each other. Geographic Information Systems are utilized in many fields and business; from archaeology to banking, finance, forestry, real estate, health, human service, and transportation. GIS is just one component in the ever-growing, rapidly-advancing field of geospatial technologies, and serves as a framework for understanding our world and applying geographic knowledge to solve problems and guide human behavior.Did You Know
The IT/GIS Department...- purchases, maintains, and installs the computer systems for all county departments.
- administers, designs, and maintains the county's computer network.
- in some cases provides training for computer software applications.
- provides assistance with computer software applications.
- assigns rural addressing in cooperation with the Sheridan County Public Works Department
- is the main contact for obtaining GIS data (shapefiles, etc...) for the county.
- assists county departments with installation of large and small scale software applications and databases.
- maintains and provides the county's interactive mapping framework.
- creates custom applications in some cases to increase productivity for Sheridan County day to day operations.
Staff
Jim Billings - IT DirectorGreg McClintock - GIS Coordinator
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