1-Cent Video Tour

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Roads, Infrastructure, Public Safety, Parks and Pathways, Senior Services, Economic Development and many other projects and services are funded in part by the Optional One-Cent.
Optional One-Cent Sales Tax is collected only on items subject to sales and use tax. It does not apply to most food purchases, rent, real estate purchases or gasoline.
According to the Wyoming Office of Tourism, more than 12 percent of the Optional One-Cent Sales Tax is paid by out-of-county visitors and tourists.
Sheridan County sales tax is currently 6 percent. If the One-Cent Optional Sales Tax is renewed, sales tax will not increase.
Optional One-Cent revenues are used as matching funds to obtain grants, allowing Sheridan County and surrounding municipalities the opportunity to complete infrastructure projects and community improvements.
Sheridan County citizens have voted in favor of the One-Cent Optional Sales Tax continuously since 1988.
The Sheridan County Optional One-Cent Sales Tax was last renewed on November 4, 2014.