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Iowa residents living in rural areas outside of incorporated cities rely on their local township government to provide vital functions such as fire protection. Townships are also responsible for public cemeteries and resolving fence disputes. In addition, townships may choose to provide other services such as emergency medical service, township halls, parks, libraries, community centers, and playgrounds.
The township trustees and clerks are the locally elected officials who are responsible for seeing that those services are delivered effectively and economically. Their job is important and they represent the heart of local government for township residents. Yet many trustees and clerks assume their jobs with little or no training and experience.
The election of township officers takes place at the general election on ballots which shall not reflect a nominee's political affiliation. A person seeking election as a township officer shall file an affidavit of candidacy with the county commissioner of elections. Contact the Floyd County Auditor's office for more information if you are interested in serving in this capacity.
Below are the township officials in Floyd County:
Trustees: Maurice Johnson, Larry Tjaden and David Wetherell
Clerk: Amy Johnson
Clerk: Theresa Stewart
Cemetery Maps
Salsbury Cemetery
Oakwood Cemetery
Floyd Cemetery
Clerk: Sandra Hicks
Clerk: Roxann Geelhoed
Clerk: Troy Stille
Clerk: Kevin Boehmer
Clerk: Lucas Brandau
Clerk: Galen Montag
Clerk: Diane Hobert
Clerk: Samantha Kruse
Clerk: Bill Dolan
Clerk: Randy Schweizer
The township trustees and clerks are the locally elected officials who are responsible for seeing that those services are delivered effectively and economically. Their job is important and they represent the heart of local government for township residents. Yet many trustees and clerks assume their jobs with little or no training and experience.
The election of township officers takes place at the general election on ballots which shall not reflect a nominee's political affiliation. A person seeking election as a township officer shall file an affidavit of candidacy with the county commissioner of elections. Contact the Floyd County Auditor's office for more information if you are interested in serving in this capacity.
Below are the township officials in Floyd County:
Cedar Township
Trustees: Maurice Johnson, Larry Tjaden and David WetherellClerk: Amy Johnson
Floyd Township
Trustees: Elvin Zimmerman, Duane Folz and Jay JungClerk: Theresa Stewart
Cemetery Maps
Salsbury Cemetery
Oakwood Cemetery
Floyd Cemetery
Niles Township
Trustees: Chris Garden, Gary Girkin and Brian VoelkerClerk: Sandra Hicks
Pleasant Grove
Trustees: Kevin Kingery, Dennis Gabe and John EggenaClerk: Roxann Geelhoed
Riverton Township
Trustees: Craig Begemann, Robert Mondt and Charlie WesterveltClerk: Troy Stille
Rockford Township
Trustees: Craig Clark, Don Ewen and James HoweClerk: Kevin Boehmer
Rudd Township
Trustees: Larry Bortz, Terry Dean and Dustin StraubeClerk: Lucas Brandau
Rock Grove Township
Trustees: Criss Miller, Michael Shanks and Bruce SquierClerk: Galen Montag
St Charles Township
Trustees: Wallace Ross, Jr, Dennis Sanvig and Aaron HobertClerk: Diane Hobert
Scott Township
Trustees: Andrew Kruse, Paul Ott and Todd OttClerk: Samantha Kruse
Ulster Township
Trustees: Randy Heitz, Gerald Schmitt and Merlyn SchweizerClerk: Bill Dolan
Union Township
Trustees: John Brunner, Ricky Rex and Mark SchladerClerk: Randy Schweizer