Friday, November 18, 2011
New City Manager
I'm glad to welcome our new city manager, Devin Granbery, to Sheridan. Mr. Granbery will start work on December 5th. He has experience with economic development and urban renewal authorities that should be especially valuable to Sheridan. He is currently the city manager in Dillon and previously worked in other metro Denver communities such as Superior, Thornton, and Westminster.
Sheridan Citizen's Police Academy
Jean Ray wrote an article on YourHub about Sheridan's first Citizen's Police Academy. Great work, Sheridan Police Department!
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Election results
I'm excited to start four more years on City Council with our new (well, returning really) council members Chanele Beachem and Landau deLaguna. It should be a great time for Sheridan - we are definitely headed in the right direction!
On the other hand, I will miss working with Councilmembers Cynthia Radke and Don Smith. They have brought common sense to our meetings and both truly care about our city. Besides that, they are just friendly and pleasant to work with. I hope the new council can continue the good relationships and camaraderie we've enjoyed for the last two years.
On the other hand, I will miss working with Councilmembers Cynthia Radke and Don Smith. They have brought common sense to our meetings and both truly care about our city. Besides that, they are just friendly and pleasant to work with. I hope the new council can continue the good relationships and camaraderie we've enjoyed for the last two years.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Meet the City Manager Candidates
You are invited to meet and greet the five finalists for Sheridan City Manager this Thursday evening, October 27th, from 5:00 to 7:00 at the Cop Shop in the RiverPoint shopping area. For more information on the candidates, see the news release on the City webpage.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Sen. Newell - Conflict Resolution Town Hall
The City Council of Sheridan has proclaimed October to be "Conflict Resolution Month" in the City.
Senator Linda Newell wrote a nice article in the Littleton Independent on the topic. She is hosting a "Conflict Resolution Town Hall" on Oct. 22 at Blueberry’s on Littleton Boulevard at 9 a.m., providing conflict resolution tips, tools and resources that are available locally. Go to senlindanewell.com, conflictresolutionmonth.org, or call (303) 866-4846 for more information.
Senator Linda Newell wrote a nice article in the Littleton Independent on the topic. She is hosting a "Conflict Resolution Town Hall" on Oct. 22 at Blueberry’s on Littleton Boulevard at 9 a.m., providing conflict resolution tips, tools and resources that are available locally. Go to senlindanewell.com, conflictresolutionmonth.org, or call (303) 866-4846 for more information.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Election 2011
It's that time again, and I'm planning on running for reelection in Ward 3. I already got out and spoke with a lot of you while I was getting my petition signed. I heard concerns about the school district, but I was encouraged that most of the folks I spoke with seem satisfied with city services and the direction we are going. I hope you will let me know of any questions or concerns you have by email or phone.
Exciting changes to Sheridan Celebrates!
Sheridan Celebrates, Saturday, September 24th, is going to have a new parade route, new location, and exciting new features!
The parade will begin at Red and Jerry's, progress along Oxford, and end at the high school. This route is slightly shorter than in previous years and allows us to showcase the RiverPoint shopping area as well as end at our civic center.
The fair will take place on the City Hall and middle school grounds on the southwest corner of Oxford and Federal. This is a highly visible, easy-to-find location with a good amount of parking.
We have great new vendors coming, including more food choices, plus new features like kiddie games, a beer tent, and local band Ricky and the Radios.
The parade is free to enter, and booths are only $35! There is still time if you want to get involved. The Sheridan Celebrates hotline is 303-438-3321, or I'd be glad to talk or email with you about the events.
The parade will begin at Red and Jerry's, progress along Oxford, and end at the high school. This route is slightly shorter than in previous years and allows us to showcase the RiverPoint shopping area as well as end at our civic center.
The fair will take place on the City Hall and middle school grounds on the southwest corner of Oxford and Federal. This is a highly visible, easy-to-find location with a good amount of parking.
We have great new vendors coming, including more food choices, plus new features like kiddie games, a beer tent, and local band Ricky and the Radios.
The parade is free to enter, and booths are only $35! There is still time if you want to get involved. The Sheridan Celebrates hotline is 303-438-3321, or I'd be glad to talk or email with you about the events.
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