Liberty Township Community Center

Liberty Township in Raymond, OH is governed by a board of three trustees and a clerk, who are elected for four-year terms. The trustees make decisions on township policies, manage expenditures, and appoint zoning officials and township employees. While the township does not have the authority to pass laws or provide basic services like water and sewer, the officials act as community representatives, advocating for residents and assisting with issues related to township, county, and state government.

Monthly meetings of the Liberty Township Trustees are typically held on the first Monday of each month at the Administration Building or the Community Center, with special or emergency meetings announced in advance. The trustees are committed to transparency and ensure that meeting dates and locations are posted on the township's bulletin board and website. Residents can rely on their Liberty Township officials for assistance with problems and concerns related to local government.

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