The February 17th Meeting is @7:30pm
- doors open@6:30pm -
Hosted by Grafton Township
at 17109 Avon Belden Road, Grafton 44044
Refreshments will be available at 6:30pm
January meeting minutes click here.
February meeting agenda click here.
The September Lorain County Township Association (LCTA) meeting was held at Lorain County Community College (LCCC). Before the meeting closed, LCCC President Dr. Marcia Ballinger presented LCTA President Amy Richards with a beautifully engraved wooden Computer Aided Design (CAD) plaque. The plaque, created by the Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MET) department, meticulously illustrates and identifies all Lorain County townships in a map format. In addition to the plaque, township officials were given similarly designed key fobs of their own townships. The LCTA extends thanks to Dr. Ballinger and the college’s MET department for the wonderful gifts.
About us
Lorain County Township Association Constitution and By-Laws PDF
2021 Officers
Amy Richards - President
440-315-7365
Jared Smith - Vice President
440-420-5167
Christie Homer-Miller - Treasurer
216-440-2616
Mark Cunningham - Secretary
440-387-2966
cunningham-mark@columbiatwp.us
Dick Heidecker - Executive Committee Person
440-552-3511
What Townships Do
State law authorizes Ohio townships to operate under a basic form of government and perform a wide variety of functions. There are 1,308 townships in Ohio and they are varied in population size, annual operating budget, and range of services delivered to residents.
Ohio townships most commonly provide residents with services such as road maintenance, cemetery management, police and fire protection, emergency...
Our History
The original name of the organization was Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks. On December 15, 2005 its present name was adopted unanimously. Archie McDowell, Henrietta Township, represented the LCCAT&C at the organization of the Ohio Township Association in June of 1928.
Township government is the oldest form of government in the State of Ohio predating even the State government itself...