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Pike Township Constable of Small Claims Court (Marion County)

In Indiana, a constable is a public official who often serves at the township level. For example, the Center Township Constable in Marion County assists with duties such as enforcing court orders, including scheduling and overseeing forced move-outs (evictions) after a court issues a writ. The constable's office may also handle other court-related tasks and community services.

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    Paul Woods
    (DEM)

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Born and raised in Indianapolis, and a graduate of Arlington High School, I have spent my life serving others. From 13 years in the military as a disabled veteran to 35 years in law enforcement and security, my commitment runs deep. A longtime business owner, proud member of American Legion Post 107, and devoted husband and father of four, I bring heart, experience, and campaign involvement in everything I do
Making sure everyone has adequate training and protective body armor while doing this dangerous job. I will aggressively go after Federal Grants and Public Private Partnerships to ensure that my deputies are safe.
The Funding is my first priority.
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By actively being in the community, attending events, School functions. I’m also hosting Town Hall events to get input from the community on an annual basis.