Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Numbers Drop Nearly 1% In April 2025

While Wyoming’s unemployment rate dropped very little from March to April, the North-Central part of the state is ahead of the trend.

The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services says the statewide seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased from 3.4% in March 2025 to 3.3% in April.

The rate was at 3.0% in April of last year.

The US Seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for April was at 4.2%, which is unchanged from the previous month, and was at 3.9% in April 2024.

Sheridan County’s unemployment rate dropped from 3.7% in March to 2.9% in April, while Johnson County dropped from 3.1% to 2.2% and is the lowest unemployment rate in the Cowboy State.

Both counties were at 2.8% in April 2024.

The Department says most counties in Wyoming followed their normal seasonal patterns for this time of year and there were seasonal job gains in construction, professional & business services, and other sectors.

The highest unemployment rate in Wyoming was in Big Horn County at 3.9%.

Non-farm employment in the Cowboy State increased by 4,900 jobs from April of last year to April of this year.

Click here the latest report from the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services.