Indian Creek residents Amanda Courson, Sarah Gray, and Kelly Pierce have agreed to participate in an audit of the Township finances this year. Supervisor Taylor Marsh will schedule the 2026 committee's review and handle the related coordination. Supervisor Taylor Marsh has filed an extension for the comptroller report on that audit, which was due November 26.
Road Commissioner David Wheeler reported that the backhoe has recurring transmission problems despite recent repairs. Since April 3, renting and leasing equipment has cost the Township $32,673.50, and repairs paid from Road and Bridge were estimated to exceed $20,000. A decision on the backhoe remains open: the group discussed another inspection and repair, replacement, financing at a quoted 4.99% for seven years, and used or demo equipment. No purchase decision was made. The highway commissioner described grader clutch work and routine road maintenance was ongoing in his department.
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