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Brian A. Lachowsky Sr.

Franklin County Justice of the Peace - District 6

Candidate for Franklin County Justice of the Peace - District 6

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About Franklin County Justice of the Peace - District 6

The County Legislature or Executive Board is the governing body of the county and exercises broad policy-making authority. The Board is charged with implementing policy and overseeing the county budget process and allocation.
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2025 – 2026
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November 3, 2026
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