Sheridan Town Council is the official municipal governing body for the Town of Sheridan, New York. As a city government office, it oversees a range of civic services that support the daily functions and long-term development of the community. These responsibilities include the administration of local laws, ordinances, land use planning, infrastructure maintenance, and public safety coordination. The council serves as a liaison between residents and county or state-level government, ensuring that community needs are effectively represented. It also facilitates public meetings and encourages civic engagement, fostering transparency and accountability in local decision-making.

The Sheridan Town Council is committed to preserving the rural character of the town while promoting sustainable growth and infrastructure improvements. Its members work collectively to ensure the responsible management of budgets, town services, and resources. The council also collaborates with various community boards and committees to address environmental, agricultural, and developmental considerations vital to Sheridan’s quality of life.

Key Services:

– Local governance and ordinance enforcement
– Land use planning and zoning administration
– Road and infrastructure maintenance
– Public safety coordination with local emergency services
– Budget and financial oversight for the town
– Hosting town meetings and public hearings
– Management of town records and permits
– Community outreach and civic engagement initiatives