Held the line on utility rates
Voted against raising base utility rates for Bartlesville families.
Re-elect Tim Sherrick November 3rd
Re-Elect Tim Sherrick on November 3rd.

Raised here. Serving here.
The work speaks
Voted against raising base utility rates for Bartlesville families.
Worked to broaden public comment and put controversial issues before voters.
Authored a warrant requirement for searches of Flock camera data.
I have represented my constituents, stayed true to my conservative values, and sought to keep Bartlesville a place where we all want to raise our families.

The Sherrick family · Bartlesville
Meet the Sherricks
Tim and Jolett have been married for fifteen years and are raising their children right here in Bartlesville. Tim graduated from Bartlesville High School and built a career combining years of IT experience with data analytics and reporting.
He is an active member of Tuxedo Assembly of God, helping lead children's ministry and taking part in community life. For Tim, public service is personal: it is about protecting the voice and future of the neighbors he has known all his life.
His grandparents, parents, and now his own family have all made their home in Bartlesville. That long view shapes the way Tim approaches City Hall: with care for the people here now and responsibility for the generations to come.
Fighting for the conservative values of Bartlesville citizens.
Quarterly town halls, meaningful public comment, and a council that listens before it acts.
Protect Fourth Amendment rights by ending the use of Flock Cameras in Bartlesville.
Question wasteful spending, resist unnecessary cost increases, and invest wisely in essential infrastructure.
Protect clean water and preserve farmland from toxic chemicals.
Champion the character and traditional values that have made Bartlesville a wonderful place to call home.
The next chapter
Utility costs are rising. Citizens deserve a stronger voice in the Council Chamber. New technology must never outrun constitutional rights. Tim will keep showing up, asking the hard questions, and representing your interests at City Hall.
Call Tim · 918-280-9401Make your voice count
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Re-elect Tim Sherrick