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The departments under the board: what the record rosters, and what it does not

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2012–2026 · SBOA Schedule of Officials (B53933); the Gateway salary record; town and township minutes

Police and fire stand treated whole elsewhere in this build; the structure beneath them — the utility office, the works the minutes report — stands here at the depth the record reaches, with its unrostered remainder named. The banked government file treats the marshal's department and the fire territory as departments in their own articles; this section carries the structure the checklist asks for around them. The marshal's line (this history, lk-gov8-marshal-line) runs on the Gateway salary record's person history, 2012–2025: Patrick J. Howard in office by 2012, his title varying across the years as the town reports it — Marshal, Town Marshal, Police Chief, Police — with deputies Richard Jaronik and Bill Boyer in the first reached year and Brandon Lent a deputy by 2020. Fire is not the town's department at all: the fire territory's provider unit is Union Township, its chief printing in the township's official minutes of February 2025 by surname only — Chief Willett, his first name an open residue the banked build already carries — and a new assistant chief stood present at the town's meeting of January 2026, his name not legible in the minutes as extracted. The utility side has exactly one named head in the whole reached record: the Schedule of Officials in the 2015–2018 SBOA audit report (B53933) carries Dan Casad, Utility Office Manager, 1 January 2015 to 31 December 2019 — a real department head, on the State's own schedule, for the town's water and utility office. Beyond him the structure shows only in the minutes' working headings: the town's minutes of January 2026 carry a report headed "UTILITY SUPERVISOR" — the office exists and reports; the name under the heading was not established in the extracts reached — and record the Water Project fully closed out and the Water Tower Project some $900,000 under budget on the DLZ figures the town heard. What stands dug is the frame — a marshal's department with a fourteen-year person history, a fire service the township provides, a utility office with one schedule-named manager and a supervisor who reports unnamed in the extracts reached — and that frame is the record's own size.

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Source: The departments under the board: what the record rosters, and what it does not, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/government/departments-under-the-board-what-the-record-rosters-and/