Sheridan Rallies Amidst Flooding

~CONTENT POWERED BY HOLLY SEED~

Sheridan is a unique place because we are extremely connected with one another. Times like this call for all of us to lend a hand and help each other. We’ve created a post at the link below where if you can offer help, or you need help you are able to connect with each other.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/sheridanupcycle/permalink/973585579349614/

Photo by Travis Holler

Photo by Adrienne Wittman Lewallen

Photo by Matt Howard

“Kaycee” – Rick Wray

Photo by Travis Holler

“Bridge going into woodland park village” – Katrina Shoultz

“South Park in Sheridan – and to think that a developer was going to build homes here.”
– Paul Birkholz

“Pedestrian bridge over Little Goose Creek near RENEW on South Sheridan Avenue” – Paul Birkholz

“Trails flooded in South Park” – Paul Birkholz

“Kayakers take advantage of the high water at Washington Park. Hopefully they cleared the bridges downtown.” – Paul Birkholz

“A duck surveys the flooded Little Goose Creek near College Avenue.” – Paul Birkholz

“Park Street bridge” – Paul Birkholz

“Main Street bridge over Little Goose” – Paul Birkholz

“Confluence of Little Goose Creek in the foreground and Big Goose Creek under the bridge.”
– Paul Birkholz

“Water crossing Woodland Park Road south of Sheridan.” – Paul Birkholz

“Woodland Park Road south of Sheridan from the west.” – Paul Birkholz

“Woodland Park Road south of Sheridan from the east.” – Paul Birkholz

“Flood waters right at the floor line south of Woodland Park near Dee Drive.” -Paul Birkholz

“Bridge at Kendrick park on Monday afternoon” – Mary Legato Haratyk

“Big Goose creek 8 mile out of town is slowly going down!” – Collin Cundy

“South Park” – Sarah Kohrman Anderson

“Piney Creek” – Tina Collett

“South Park” – Sarah Kohrman Anderson

Photo by Mona Tescher

Photo by Heidi Widmer

“Powder Horn” – Carmen Hayes Mickelson

“Path under Coffeen Ave.” – Carmen Hayes Mickelson

“Powder Horn” – Carmen Hayes Mickelson

“Road into knode subdivision” – Lexie Benson Carroll

“Clearing the debris upstream from this bridge – north of town off of the Decker Highway. Yesterday you could see daylight under this old bridge.” – Karrie Gooding