Total Population
33,225
Population
Growth Rate
0.97%
Median Age
44
Diversity Index
26.600
Like many places in northeastern Wyoming, Sheridan County enjoys a rich local history. But the county is committed to its future, and has invested in infrastructure and technology to ensure it is ready to take advantage of tomorrow’s opportunities.. Sheridan serves as a professional service hub for the region. It is also home to a historic ranching culture that took root here in the early days of westward expansion. At the same time, our high-tech business park and incubator has helped spur the growth of a technology sector.
With abundant options for indoor and outdoor recreation, Sheridan serves as a magnet for visitors, and is regularly featured by the media as a top destination in the region to visit—or to settle.
Total Population
33,225
Population
Growth Rate
0.97%
Median Age
44
Diversity Index
26.600
Households
14,245
Total Housing Units
15,979
Owner Occupied
9,732
Renter Occupied
4,513
Vacant
1,734
Median Home Value
$420,172
Average Home Value
$520,871
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
1.41%
Median Household
$70,707 $78,095
Average Household
$90,189 $97,209
Per Capita
$38,713 $41,526
Total Businesses
2,683
Total Employed
21,414
Workers 16+
15,293
2025 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
60
Employed
3,133
2025 HealthCare / Social Assistance
Businesses
240
Employed
2,865
2025 Prof / Scientific / Tech Service
Businesses
343
Employed
2,484
2025 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
281
Employed
1,953
2025 Accommodation / Food Service
Businesses
148
Employed
1,611
2025 Public Administration
Businesses
103
Employed
1,593
Some
High School
586
Graduated
High School
5,792
Associates
Degree
2,725
Bachelor's
Degree
5,431
Graduate
Degree
2,870
Average Commute Time
16 min.
Resident Commuters
13,987
Non-Resident Commuters
387
Drive Alone
12,438
Carpooled
1,107
Public
3
Work At Home
1,117