Ohio HB76 allows townships with populations over 20,000 to increase their board of trustees from three to five members.

Ohio HB76 amends the Revised Code to allow townships with populations over 20,000 to increase their board of trustees from three to five members. Electors can petition to increase membership, and if a majority votes in favor, the change takes effect. The additional trustees serve four-year terms. The bill also modifies voting requirements and actions for five-member boards, ensuring decisions align with the increased membership.

Ohio HB76 allows townships with populations over 20,000 to increase their board of trustees from three to five members.

Ohio HB76 amends the Revised Code to allow townships with populations over 20,000 to increase their board of trustees from three to five members. Electors can petition to increase membership, and if a majority votes in favor, the change takes effect. The additional trustees serve four-year terms. The bill also modifies voting requirements and actions for five-member boards, ensuring decisions align with the increased membership.