About City of Sheridan
The City of Sheridan is the local municipal government serving Sheridan, Wyoming. It manages essential city services including water and sewer utilities, trash and recycling (where applicable), municipal court operations, building permits, and various community services and programs. Residents and businesses typically interact with the city to pay utility bills, court fines, permit fees, and other municipal charges through both in‑person and online channels.
A charge labeled something like “CP*EZP SHERIDAN WY” is very likely associated with an online or card payment made to the City of Sheridan, most often for a utility bill or a municipal court fine. The city uses an online payment portal (Municipal Online Services / Municipal Online Payments) where customers can make one‑time payments, set up automatic payments, and view their billing history for utilities and certain other services. These transactions are processed by a third‑party payment system, which can cause the descriptor to include gateway or product abbreviations such as “CP” or “EZP,” while still routing funds to the City of Sheridan.
If you have questions about a City of Sheridan charge, you can verify it by checking your most recent utility or court bill against your bank statement and by logging into the City of Sheridan’s online payment portal to review recent payments. You can also contact City Hall Customer Service or the Utility Billing department at the published phone numbers during business hours, or visit City Hall at 55 Grinnell Plaza in Sheridan, Wyoming. Having your account number, citation number, or permit reference and the exact transaction date and amount will help city staff quickly locate the payment and resolve any billing or refund questions.