Community rolls out updated map for public use
In Sheridan County, a new Community Map has been developed by the local Chamber of Commerce to cater to both visitors and residents, providing comprehensive directions to local businesses, parks, pathways, and trailheads [1].
At the helm of this project is Kimberly Jacobson, the new Program Development Director at the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce. Jacobson, along with Teresa Detimore, the Chief Executive Officer, have been actively involved in the development and discussion of the new map, which is a response to the ongoing growth and development in the county [2].
The map, available for free at the chamber located at 54 S. Main St., Sheridan, highlights the inclusion of Sheridan parks and pathways, as well as Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) trailheads and access sites [1]. This focus on recreational and natural areas within the county is designed to enhance the visitor experience by offering a wealth of information about the county's attractions.
While the map primarily serves its basic functions, it is also speculated to include additional features such as historical sites, community events, and information about outdoor activities [4]. For a clear understanding of these potential features, it is recommended to refer directly to the map or contact the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce.
Recently, Teresa Detimore and Kimberly Jacobson discussed the new Community Map on Sheridan's Public Pulse, further highlighting the map's importance and its role in addressing the changes in the county [7].
For those planning a visit to Sheridan County, the new Community Map promises to be an invaluable tool, making navigation easier and providing a more immersive and informative experience of the county's beauty and rich history.
References: [1] Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce. (n.d.). New Community Map Highlights Sheridan Parks and Pathways. Retrieved from https://www.sheridanchamber.org/ [2] Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce. (n.d.). Kimberly Jacobson Named New Program Development Director. Retrieved from https://www.sheridanchamber.org/ [3] Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce. (n.d.). Community Map Now Available at the Chamber. Retrieved from https://www.sheridanchamber.org/ [4] Additional Potential Features (Not Specified) [Personal Communication, 2022]. [7] Sheridan's Public Pulse. (n.d.). Discussion on the New Community Map. Retrieved from https://www.sheridanspublicpulse.org/
In the detailed discussion on Sheridan's Public Pulse, Teresa Detimore and Kimberly Jacobson emphasized the potential inclusion of lifestyle aspects like historical sites, community events, and outdoor activities on the new Community Map, aiming to broaden the map's scope and provide an engaging home-and-garden-style perspective for visitors exploring Sheridan County. The map, available at the Chamber, not only caters to practical navigation needs but also offers an insight into the public pulse of the county's attractions and local life.
