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Townships Breadcrumbs SBOA Entities We Examine Current: Townships Townships Contact InformationJonathan WineingerBenjamin Baker (317) 232-2512 (317) 232-2512 Overview There are currently 1,005 townships in the State of Indiana. Pursuant to IC 36-6-4-2(a), the trustee is the township executive. The trustee is....

Lake Township in Newton County was hit by a tornado yesterday resulting in fatalities and injuries. We are sending our best wishes and prayers to Trustee Nikki Hanger and their fire department as they work through the extensive damage. Emergency aid is on site but there is limited information available right now.

2 fatalities reported, multiple homes destroyed after northwest Indiana community takes 'direct hit' from apparent tornado The sheriff and fire chief are asking people to stay away from the community of Lake Village as first responders work.

Thank you SB270 author Senator Rick Niemeyer for working with ITA on this important reform bill! We are also grateful to bill sponsors: Senators James Buck and Greg Walker and Representatives Harold Slager, Alaina Shonkwiler and Timothy Wesco. Our partners at Indiana Farm Bureau and Indiana Volunteer Firefighters Association were invaluable in this process.

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Township merger bill clears Legislature after years of failed attempts • Indiana Capital Chronicle Perhaps hundreds of Indiana’s roughly 1,000 township governments could face consolidation under a bill on its way to Gov. Mike Braun’s desk.