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Heather Anderson

Warren County: Belmont Township Trustee

Candidate for Warren County: Belmont Township Trustee

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About Warren County: Belmont Township Trustee

Iowa local township government provides vital functions such as fire protection. In addition, townships are responsible for public cemeteries and resolving fence disputes. Townships may choose to provide an array of other services such as township halls, parks, libraries, community center, playgrounds, and ambulance service. Each Township is responsible for filing their annual budget with the Auditor's office. The township is also required to file an Annual Financial Report with the Auditor's office.
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Term length
2023 – 2026
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Next election
November 3, 2026
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