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Warren Township Advisory Board

The Warren Township Board is the legislative body that works alongside the Township Trustee to manage township affairs, including setting the township budget, overseeing financial expenditures, and providing resident services at the local level. In 2026, there are three seats up for election on the Warren Township Board.Candidates run in the Democratic primary (May 5, 2026), and the top three vote-getters will advance to the General Election on November 3, 2026. These board members will serve four-year terms representing residents of Warren Township.

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Eric Griffin
(Dem)
Betty Kolacz
(Rep)
Bobby Kruszynski
(Dem)
Scott Searfoss
(Dem)

Biographical Information

Why did you decide to run for this position as a township board member?

The township trustee is entrusted with distribution of poor relief. What assistance and advice will you provide to help the trustee carry out this responsibility?

What is the biggest issue or challenge facing your township right now, and how will you go about trying to resolve or address it?

What skills do you offer as a board member? Will you bring strengths in accounting, record keeping, public relations, or something else? What role do you see yourself playing on the board?

As an elected official, how will you make yourself accessible to township residents? How can constituents contact you about matters of concern, and what steps will you take to proactively solicit resident feedback?

Township advisory boards have recently played a role in approving fire territory mergers aimed at improving service but raising concerns about costs. What role should the advisory board play in balancing service improvements with potential tax increases?

Township advisory boards are responsible for approving budgets and holding public meetings, yet public engagement often varies widely depending on the issue. What steps would you take to improve transparency and encourage more consistent community participation in township decision-making?

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Warren Township Advisory Board

Eric Griffin (Dem)

Betty Kolacz (Rep)

Bobby Kruszynski (Dem)

Scott Searfoss (Dem)

Biographical Information

Why did you decide to run for this position as a township board member?

The township trustee is entrusted with distribution of poor relief. What assistance and advice will you provide to help the trustee carry out this responsibility?

What is the biggest issue or challenge facing your township right now, and how will you go about trying to resolve or address it?

What skills do you offer as a board member? Will you bring strengths in accounting, record keeping, public relations, or something else? What role do you see yourself playing on the board?

As an elected official, how will you make yourself accessible to township residents? How can constituents contact you about matters of concern, and what steps will you take to proactively solicit resident feedback?

Township advisory boards have recently played a role in approving fire territory mergers aimed at improving service but raising concerns about costs. What role should the advisory board play in balancing service improvements with potential tax increases?

Township advisory boards are responsible for approving budgets and holding public meetings, yet public engagement often varies widely depending on the issue. What steps would you take to improve transparency and encourage more consistent community participation in township decision-making?

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Eric Griffin
(Dem)

Betty Kolacz
(Rep)

Bobby Kruszynski
(Dem)

Scott Searfoss
(Dem)