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Indiana Code, Title 36, Article 5
The council is the town's legislative body, its president the town executive, and the clerk-treasurer a separate elected office. Under the Indiana town frame (IC 36-5-2), the town council is the legislative body; the president of the town council, chosen by the council from its membership, is the town executive (IC 36-5-2-7); and the clerk-treasurer is clerk of the legislative body and an ex officio member for the purpose of casting a tie-breaking vote (IC 36-5-2-8). A council member's term is four years. The council numbers five in every complete roster the record reached, and the town elects them at large, not by district: the 2026 general-election ballot labels the office "North Liberty Town Council Member, At Large," the form towns under 3,500 population may adopt by ordinance under IC 36-5-2-4.1. The council meets on the first Monday of each month at 6:00 p.m. at the Community Center, with work sessions on the third Monday, which may be cancelled; agenda items require notice to the Clerk's Office one business day in advance (the town's own council page). No record reached states any change in the town's form of government since 1894.