SWANCREEK TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
Swancreek Township is governed by a dedicated Board of Trustees committed to serving the community with transparency, accountability, and responsiveness. The board consists of three elected trustees, each serving staggered four-year terms to ensure consistent leadership and oversight. Trustees play a critical role in managing township policies, budget allocations, public services, infrastructure improvements, and community initiatives.
How Trustees Are Elected
Trustee elections take place in November of odd-numbered years:
- Two trustees are elected the year after a presidential election.
- One trustee is elected the year before a presidential election.
- Each term begins on January 1 following the election.
In addition to the trustees, Swancreek Township also elects a Fiscal Officer who serves a four-year term beginning April 1 of the year following their election. Any vacancies within the board or fiscal officership are filled by the remaining trustees.
Trustee Meeting Minutes
All township meeting minutes are available to the public to ensure government transparency. Visit our Meeting Minutes Archive to view or download records of past meetings.
What Swancreek Township Trustees Do
The Swancreek Township Trustees are responsible for:
- Approving township budgets and expenditures
- Overseeing road maintenance and improvements
- Coordinating emergency and fire services
- Managing township properties and public spaces
- Supporting zoning and land use planning
- Responding to community concerns and feedback
Their work is essential to maintaining the quality of life in Swancreek Township and ensuring effective governance at the local level.
Stay Connected
Trustee meetings are open to the public, and your voice matters. Residents are encouraged to attend meetings, ask questions, and engage in local decision-making. Meeting schedules and agendas are posted in advance on our Calendar page.
Related Resources
- Ohio Township Association – Learn more about the structure and responsibilities of township governance in Ohio.