Supervisor - The supervisor is chief executive officer of the township and chairs the board of trustees. The supervisor also administers the general assistance program and is treasurer of all town funds including general assistance and road and bridge funds.
Trustees - Trustees comprise the legistlative branch of the township. With the supervisor, they have voting rights over establishing township policies outside the jurisdiction of the assessor and highway commissioner.
Clerk - The clerk is ex-officio clerk of the highway district and the local election authority and keeps all town records except for active general assistance case records. The clerk is also responsible for posting legal announcements for the township.
Highway Commissioner - Except in townships with fewer than four miles of road, the highway commissioner is responsible for maintenence of all roads and bridges in the district that are not part of any other government road system.
Assessor - The assessor establishes values on all parcels of property within the township. The assessor does not levy taxes. The values determined by the assessor are used by other government entities to levy their taxes against.