The Sheridan County Conservation District was awarded a $585,000 Cleanup Grant through the US Environmental Protection Agency Brownfields Program to address asbestos contamination at the former Acme Power Plant. The focus of the grant is
The soil around the old Acme Power Plant will soon be less hazardous and safe for public use. Recently the Sheridan County Conservation District received a $500-thousand sub-grant from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.
An obstacle in the Tongue River near the old Acme Power Plant could soon be removed. During the second half of last year, contractors studied the diversion that was placed in the river long ago,
It’s a work in progress but those working on reclamation of the old Acme Power Plant site say the public understands what’s going on. Last month the Sheridan County Conservation District held two public meetings
It may not look like much has been done at the old Acme Power Plant, but those that are working on it are ready to update the public. The Sheridan County Conservation District has scheduled
Reclamation work that’s being done at the site of the old Acme Power Plant has been noticed by a national group. The Sheridan County Conservation District has been selected to speak about the work at
A study is underway to see if a diversion in the Tongue River can be partially removed, completely removed, or to see if it’s better to leave it alone. The Sheridan County Conservation District recently
A portion of the Tongue River that was altered in the past could be set back or partially set back to the way it was. Next week the Sheridan County Conservation District will send out