Archive
Shows all past documents in each category.
"Show list" links go to the Calendar List View to show that archive topic.
All documents are PDF files that require Adobe Reader.
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Town Board Meetings
Show list, with links to Agenda, Public Notice, Minutes
Town Board Special Meetings
Show list, with links to Agenda, Notice, Minutes
Any video archives must be retrieved from the links in the Calendar List
Deputy Sheriff Reports
See Clerk page for link to most recent Deputy Sheriff Report
2019: Jan 10 • Feb 7 • Mar 7 • May 2 • Jun 6 • Jul 11
2018: Jan 4 • Feb 1 • Mar 1 • Apr 5 • May 3 • Jun 7 • Jul 5 • Aug 2 • Sep 6 • Oct 4 • Nov 1 • Dec 6
2017: Jan 5 • Jan 19 • Feb 2 • Feb 16 • Mar 2 • Mar 16 • Apr 6 • Apr 20 • May 4 • May 18 • Jun 8 • Jun 22 • Jul 20 • Aug 3 • Sep 7 • Oct 5 • Nov 2 • Dec 7
General
Newsletters
Senior Center
See Seniors page for link to most recent newsletter
2018: Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 • Issue 6
2017: Issue 1 • Issue 2 • Issue 3 • Issue 4 • Issue 5 • Issue 6
Township
See Supervisor page for link to most recent newsletter
Financial Reports
See Clerk page for links to most recent reports
Some documents are very large and will take time to open
Annual Audits
Budget Allocation Ordinance
The Township fiscal year is April 1 through March 31
Road District: 2019 • 2018 • 2017 • 2016 • 2015
Township: 2019 • 2018 • 2017 • 2016 • 2015
Levy
Road District: 2017 • 2016 • 2015
Other Documents
Check Useful Information for other types of non-recurring information, such as forms, policies, procedures, etc.
Food Pantry Expansion Project
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Myths About Town and Township Consolidation
The town and township form of government has recently come under attack as some state legislatures threaten to merge their functions with cities and counties. According to this “bigger-is-better” theory of government, larger local governments are more efficient than smaller ones. Proponents of eliminating towns and townships promise lower taxes and reduced spending by reducing duplication of services and cutting payroll expenses. In fact, local government consolidations have generally resulted in higher taxes and more spending.