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Group Exploring Next Step for Acme

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Kevin Koile - Sheridan Media

The active cleanup phase at Acme is complete, marking a transition from demolition and disposal work to planning for the property’s future.

Sheridan County Conservation District Manager Carrie Rogaczewski gave an update on the effort while appearing on Sheridan Media’s Pulse. According to Rogaczewski, over 1120 tons of metal was separated from the building materials and salvaged. At the conclusion of the initial cleanup, the disposal area was capped with a clay liner and covered with soil and reseeded.

With active cleanup completed, the district will reconvene its Working Group to begin considering future uses for the site.

C. Rogaczewski

Additional opportunities for public input will be offered as planning advances, allowing residents to help shape specific aspects of the property’s future use following the completed cleanup.

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  1. Ira Roadifer

    November 11, 2026 at 8:08 pm

    Turn it into a historical park and leave building intack. Turn into a county park with the history of its pass and how it was a major part of Sheridan County.

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