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Council holds first reading on splitting clerk and treasurer roles
Summary
At the Nov. 10 meeting the Town of Sheridan held a first reading of Ordinance 126 to separate the combined Clerk/Treasurer post into two part‑time positions; council discussed hours and benefits and debated timing of the second reading.
The Town of Sheridan council held the first reading of Ordinance 126 on Nov. 10, 2025, a proposal to split the current combined Town Clerk/Treasurer position into two separate part‑time roles. Council Member Tamara Todd asked about anticipated weekly hours and whether the second reading could be scheduled at the Nov. 17 meeting that already includes a second reading of the zoning ordinance. Mayor Robert "Bob" Stump said he would investigate whether both second readings could be accommodated; if not, the second reading of Ordinance 126 will be held at the December regular meeting.
The ordinance discussion focused on anticipated work hours for each new position and potential benefits of separating the duties, including workload distribution and coverage. No vote to adopt the ordinance was taken; the council completed the first reading and left scheduling for the second reading pending further review by the mayor and staff.
The council did not provide a timetable or exact hours in the meeting record; the transcript notes questions about timing and logistics but does not specify the proposed part‑time hours or salary ranges. The council will return to the ordinance for a second reading before any formal adoption.
