Warren Township

Warren Township is a government agency that consists of the Supervisor’s Office, Highway Department, Assessor’s Office, Senior Services, Youth and Family Services, Teen Center and Special Recreation Association. The Supervisor’s Office holds the office of the elected Township Supervisor, Elmer C. Fallos, the elected Township Clerk, Fred N. Friedl III, and holds the twice monthly Board Meeting with the elected Board of Trustees, Donna L. Radke, Mitchell A. Jacobson, Barbara J. Gangware and Chesney M. Leafblad. It also provides community services such as a food pantry and emergency assistance. The Highway Department holds the office of the elected Township Highway Commissioner, Amy L. Sarver, and maintains the right-of-way for most roads in unincorporated areas of Warren Township. The Assessor’s Office holds the office of the elected Township Assessor, Charlie B. Mullin, and establishes the assessed value of parcels of property in the township. Senior Services provides services to senior residents such as social services, fitness classes, trips, special events and much more. Youth and Family Services provides parent education, after-school programs and high quality counseling services for Warren Township residents. The Teen Center is an after school drop-in program that provides resident teens with a safe, supervised and social environment consisting of computers, gaming systems, homework help, trips, special events and much more. The Special Recreation Association strives to inspire individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities of all ages, through meaningful recreation such as day camps, special events, trips, Special Olympics and much more.