Sheridan’s City Council is slated to convene for its regular business meeting on Monday, November 16, with a full agenda of items for discussion. Mayor Rich Bridger highlighted that the meeting will include a new‑business resolution to establish the fee schedule for Kendrick Golf Course for the 2027‑2029 seasons.

Proposed fee structure

According to the mayor, the proposed schedule reflects a roughly 5% increase over last year’s rates. However, Bridger emphasized that residents who register early at City Hall can take advantage of an “early‑bird” discount, effectively keeping their fees at the same level as the previous year. Once the early‑bird period ends, the modest increase will take effect for the remainder of the season.

Community impact

The Kendrick Golf Course is a popular recreation venue for families and senior citizens alike, and the council’s decision will affect a broad cross‑section of Sheridan’s community. By offering an early‑bird option, the city aims to give residents a chance to save money while still providing the course with the resources needed to maintain its facilities and services.

Council’s broader agenda

In addition to the golf‑course fee resolution, the council’s agenda includes routine items such as public works updates, zoning considerations, and budgetary reviews. The full agenda will be posted on the city’s official website ahead of the meeting, allowing residents to review the items and submit comments during the public comment period.

Mayor’s message

Mayor Bridger urged citizens to attend the meeting or watch the live stream, noting that “transparent government and open dialogue are essential to preserving the strong family‑centered community we cherish in Sheridan.” He encouraged anyone with concerns about the fee schedule or other agenda items to voice their opinions during the allotted public comment time.

Next steps

If the council adopts the resolution, the new fee schedule will be implemented starting with the 2027 season. Residents can expect detailed information about the early‑bird registration dates and the exact fee amounts to be released by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department in the coming weeks.

For more information about the meeting agenda, registration for the early‑bird discount, or to submit public comments, visit the City of Sheridan’s website or contact the City Hall office.

Original reporting: Sheridan Media (Sheridan WY) — read the source article.