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Salem Township is a small township located in Clarion County, Pennsylvania. With a population of 896, it covers an area of 16.3 square miles and has a road mileage of 39.12. The township is governed by a board of supervisors, led by Chairman Derek Wade, Vice-Chairman Eric S. Barnett, and Supervisor Eric B. Sherman. The township operates under the guidance of Secretary Treasurer Wendy D. Simpson, who also serves as the Open Records Officer and Assessment Permit Officer. Tax collection is handled by Kimberly J. Wyman, with Lane Byers as the Deputy Tax Collector. The township's auditors are Chris Lewis, Kendra A. Barnett, and Jacob Couch. Legal matters are overseen by Solicitor John Marshall, while engineering services are provided by The EADS Group. Road maintenance is the responsibility of Roadmaster Eric B. Sherman, and building permits are issued by Building Permit Officer Wendy D. Simpson. Sewage enforcement is carried out by Colin Fantaskey, with emergency management coordination handled by Kristen Yeager. Constable Marcia Rossman ensures the safety and security of the township, and the local school district is Keystone School District. The township is served by the Knox Volunteer Fire Company Inc. and Emlenton VFD.Generated from the website

Concord Township is a local government office located in West Sunbury Pennsylvania. It serves the residents of the township by providing essential services managing local affairs and fostering community development. The office is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for its citizens through effective governance and public engagement. Generated from this place's information