Mary Hamilton represents Aetna
Township on Board of Township Officials of Illinois
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[December 05, 2018]
Mary Hamilton, Trustee for Aetna Township in Logan County, was
unanimously elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the
Township Officials of Illinois (TOI) during the Association's 111th
Annual Educational Conference held in Springfield, Illinois,
November 11-13, 2018.
The Township Officials of Illinois serves as the largest statewide
organization of its kind and annually conducts a series of training
programs and educational conferences, with November's Annual
Educational Conference being the largest. TOI serves as an
informational clearinghouse for almost 11,000 association members in
1400 townships across all regions of the state, as well as members
of the Illinois General Assembly, Members of Congress, and federal
and state agencies.
This year's conference, with a theme of "Navigating Through Township
Government," brought together hundreds of township officials from
across the state to attend sessions covering current issues faced by
local governments including legislation, financial procedures, and
how to best serve their communities.
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Some noteworthy topics covered at the 2018 Conference included how better your
township through team building, intergovernmental agreements, township budget
processes, and the different ways to carry out township duties.
TOI's ongoing mission is to improve township services and streamline the oldest
form of local government in North America by offering support and continuing
education opportunities for officials in various regions across the state. The
many relevant sessions offered at the 2018 Conference will help township
officials carry out their responsibilities and keep pace with changes in
government.
"Township officials must rise above challenges every day as they make decisions
for their residents. Mary is a prime example of the type of leader we need in
township government, and I look forward to her service as Director," said TOI
Executive Director Bryan E. Smith.
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