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Public Servants — North Liberty
This section is a roll of people, and for North Liberty the roll is short in the record — not because the town lacked servants, but because its records were kept in minute books and schedules that the base passes reached only in part. The government section carries the offices; this section carries the names, and it borrows nothing from it silently — every line here stands on a carrier the government pass already banked.
The first name on the roll: Jas. P. Antrim, justice of the peace, 1837
Spring 1837
The township's first election produced the build's first public servant, and Chapman names him with his office and his house. "The first election was held the same spring, in North Liberty, at the house of Jas. P. Antrim, who was…
The clerk's desk: Vicki Kitchen, in the record from 2012
By September 2012 – present
The longest documented service in the town's modern record belongs to its clerk-treasurer. Vicki Kitchen appears as clerk-treasurer in a utility-regulatory filing of September 2012, signed the town's minutes through 2014–2015, is…
The presidents, and the councils around them, as far as the record carries
2014 – 2024, with the gaps open
Two presidents are documented a decade apart, and the leg prints the decade between them as the gap it is. Gerry Brown was elected president at the council's January 2014 meeting — moved by Will Groves Jr., seconded by Brett…
The township trustee line, and the uniformed successions tested
2011 – 2027
The township gives this section one holder, one departure and one candidate, and the uniformed lines give it none — each printed as found. Sue Dittmar (Sue A. Dittmar) was Liberty Township Trustee in 2011, answering a Public…
The county officers, and the lines out tested
As of November 2026
The county successions — sheriffs, prosecutors — are St. Joseph County rolls kept in South Bend's build, and this section names its shortfall rather than borrowing them. No holder-by-holder county succession was pulled, and the…