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THE MUNICIPAL RECORD AS REACHED · TOWN HALL, 124 EAST MICHIGAN STREET
What it is: the record the town makes of itself, reached at the town's own seat. Moffitt, Clerk-Treasurer, in the minutes reached) — the modern town governing itself in its own words, at primary strength for the modern course. The town hall stands at 124 East Michigan Street, telephone (574) 654-3733, on the town's own site. The fiscal tier of the municipal record — the State Board of Accounts' audit reports on the town, and the state's Gateway filings — stands in this section at pointer strength: the series exist, they are the fiscal record at audit strength, and their substance belongs to the build's government and finance legs, not to this one. The township tier likewise: Olive Township's trustee publishes through the state's township portal (in.gov/townships/olive71 — Will Miller, Trustee, and Tom Keen, Deputy Trustee, as the page stood when read; the page is undated, and this build prints its currency with that care). What this class does not contain online is the long run of the town board's own minute books back to the 1866 incorporation — the settler for the incorporation-era detail Howard summarizes — and those books stand in the pull list at their physical seat, the clerk-treasurer's office.
Principal sources: Town of New Carlisle, official site and minutes archive (townofnewcarlisle.in.gov), read first-hand; Indiana township portal page for Olive Township, read first-hand; the State Board of Accounts and Gateway series named at pointer strength.