Jeffrey A. Martinez

The board reviewed financial reports, noting current deficits and anticipated reimbursements, and discussed the status of housing vouchers. Key agenda items included the potential end of office restrictions, the transition to walk-in appointments, updates on the Bonsai Flat project, and the establishment of a Homelessness Coordinator position. The board also coordinated on homeless initiatives with the local school district.

The council held a work session and regular meeting to discuss the Sheridan Housing Implementation Plan, emphasizing the need to increase housing diversity and affordability through updated zoning and land-use policies. Key topics included strategies for transit-oriented development, mitigating displacement of existing residents, and enhancing multimodal connectivity. The session also addressed the ongoing community engagement process, specifically reviewing a public survey aimed at understanding resident housing challenges and commuting habits, with additional dialogue regarding future coordination with the school district and housing authority.

The board discussed several items, including a financial report presentation and approval, housing and program funding, specifically relating to a home improvement project and program audits. There was discussion regarding the hiring of a new housing coordinator and the status of housing vouchers. Additionally, the board approved resolutions concerning the annual certification of the housing plan, standard payments at fair market rents, and the use of unrestricted funds for the rehabilitation program. Finally, a draft open space budget was presented.

The work session of the municipal council was dedicated to a comprehensive review of the code of conduct and ethics as outlined in the city ordinances. Key discussion topics included definitions of confidential information and the procedures for maintaining confidentiality, identifying and managing financial conflicts of interest, the prohibition of using public property for personal gain, and expectations for the formal appearance and conduct of council members when representing the city.

The board meeting involved the review and filing of financial reports, the authorization of disbursements totaling $167,766.87 for various service and operational expenses, and the presentation of the February 2026 Teresa Report under new business.