The Sheridan Town Council serves as the local municipal government for the Town of Sheridan, New York. As a city government office, it oversees the administration of public services, local ordinances, infrastructure maintenance, and community development within the town. The Council acts as a central decision-making body, representing residents through meetings, public hearings, and engaged governance. It is responsible for budgeting and financial oversight, zoning approvals, road maintenance, and supporting emergency and utility services. Dedicated to fostering a safe and well-managed community, the Council works in partnership with county and state agencies to implement public policies and secure funding for local projects. The Sheridan Town Council emphasizes transparency and encourages resident participation in local governance. Its community focus includes maintaining public records, issuing permits, and promoting civic involvement. The Council helps preserve the town’s rural character while supporting orderly growth and sustainable public services. With a commitment to responsive leadership, the Council plays a vital role in the town’s functionality and quality of life.

Key Services:

– Local governance and policy-making for Sheridan
– Issuance of building permits and code enforcement
– Public hearings and community engagement forums
– Budgeting and financial management for town operations
– Road and infrastructure maintenance oversight
– Land use planning and zoning regulation
– Coordination with local emergency and public utility services
– Maintenance of official town records and public documentation