Political History Made in Sheridan

A new political history is being made in Sheridan beginning this year. Back in November township and town voters in Adams Township voted and agreed to consolidate, do away with township government, and become the new Town of Sheridan. This consolidation includes a new seven-member town council, an increase of two additional members over the previous five-member Sheridan Town Council. The two new members of the council were appointed from the old Adams Township Advisory Board and now the new Sheridan Town Council members represent the consolidated former Adams Township and Town of Sheridan territories. While the two new members of the Sheridan Town Council were appointed, future elections will offer voters an opportunity to vote for their choice.
The former Adams Township governmental structure has now officially ceased to exist, and the new Town of Sheridan boundaries include the entire township. The vote to incorporate passed with a strong majority back in November and represents a major step forward for the future growth of the new Town of Sheridan. Voters in the new Town of Sheridan will now move forward as a single political entity and be better prepared to serve the needs of residents within the entire old township.