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Telephone: (847) 244-1101, ext. 1
Located in the Town Hall
Suzanne Simpson, Supervisor -
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Donna Radke, Trustee--Mike Semmerling, Trustee
Ken Echtenacher, Trustee--Carolyn Mahoney, Trustee
Marge Keenan Denniston,--Town Clerk
As the Chief Executive Officer, the supervisor oversees all the programs and services offered by the township except those of the Road District and Assessor's Office. She is responsible for the development, use and maintenance of our 80-acre park complex and serves as chairman of the Town Board and treasurer of all town funds, including general assistance, road and bridge funds.
If you have any questions or concerns about township services or other issues, please stop by or call the Supervisor's Office.
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The elected officials of Warren Township join me in wishing you a joyous and happy holiday.
As you go about the busy holiday season take a moment to think about your safety and the safety of our senior friends and relatives. Take a moment to write down your medications and the prescribed doses, and place it in your wallet or purse. In the event that you have an accident or become unconscious precious treatment time could be lost until the doctors know what medications you are on.
Last year we had that very situation arise at the Senior Center. One of our participants at a function became incapacitated. The senior director and I accompanied her to the hospital. When the doctor came in the first thing he wanted to know was what medications was she taking. Thankfully this individual had this information in her purse and treatment could begin immediately. She was very fortunate.
It is an easy thing to do and it just might save your life or the life of your loved one.
Happy Holidays!!!
Sue Simpson |
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Many pets have been attacked in and around Warren Township. Reports have been received from Deerpath Subdivision that coyotes are in the neighborhood during the day as well as nightime. Do not leave pets or pet food outside. Coyotes can leap a 6 foot fence and climb an 8 foot fence to get at prey. Children, particularly toddlers have been attacked in other parts of the United States. Never leave children unattended. A permit from the Department of Natural Resources is necessary to trap or kill a coyote.
Follow the link below for interview of two boys attacked by a coyote while snowboarding.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/28111745#28111745 |
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Our food pantry is open year round.
Donations of all non perishable food items are needed. Right now, we are low on pasta, cereal, spaghetti, mac-n-cheese, canned vegetables,tomato sauce, toilet paper, paper towels. Our food pantry is for Residents only.
You must bring an id or drivers license, current utility bill, and proof of income. Failure to bring documentation will prevent service.
Donations are welcomed at the Town Hall from 9–5, Monday–Friday. |
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Two checks are necessary, one for the fee and one for the $150.00 deposit. These checks must accompany the application. If damage occurs, the deposit will be applied toward repairs or cleanups. Unused deposit cheques are shredded.
Telephone 847-244-1101 ext. 102 or 101
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The New 2005-2009 vehicle stickers are available at the Township Office.The Township does not require vehicle stickers. Vehicle stickers are available at no charge as a convenience to residents. The stickers indicate residency for those traveling to areas outside of Warren Township.
Township stickers are available in the Supervisor’s office from 9-5, Monday - Friday. |
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