Board of Trustees
Robert Orr, Donald Williams, Gerald Guterba
Within the Springfield Township Administration Building you will find the office of the Board of Trustees. Trustees are the overall governing body of the Township. They are responsible for expenditures of all Township funds and make decisions on issues regarding Township policies, expenditures and hiring of employees. Township Trustees may also act as a community spokesperson by bringing local problems to the attention of higher officials in the County or State.
The Board of Trustees hold monthly meetings open to the public on the Second Wednesday of each month at 8:00 p.m. inside the Township Administration Building.
Fiscal Officer
Patti Gibson
Also inside the Springfield Township Administration Building you will find the office of Fiscal Officer, Patti Gibson. The Fiscal Officer is also an elected official although, is independent of the Trustees but must work closely with them. The Fiscal Officer is the legally designated person to keep an accurate record of all Township accounts and transactions. It is the responsibility of the Fiscal Officer to comply strictly with the legal requirements set for their duties. The Fiscal Officer is required to establish and practice rules for efficient management of the office, and follow good accounting practices in maintaining records and accounts.
Springfield Township Police Department
Police Chief, Matthew Mohn
The Office of Police Chief Mohn and the Springfield Police Department are also located inside the Township
Administration Building.
If you have an emergency and/or need a police officer you may dial 911 or call Dispatch at 330-542-2895.
For non-emergency calls to the Police Department you may call 330-542-2377.
Chief Mohn, ext. 116
Lieutenant Fellows, ext. 134
Sergeant Tablack, ext. 136
Detective Lolakis, ext. 111
Officer Burnett, ext. 138
Officer Corey, ext. 140
Officer Holmes, ext. 135
Officer Polak, ext. 139
Officer Semchee, ext. 137
Officer Sigworth, ext. 147
Officer Smith, ext. 144
Officer Studzinski, ext. 142
Officer Treharne, ext. 141
Officer Wolfe, ext. 149
Officer Chapel, ext. 125
Officer Stachowicz, ext. 146
Juvenile Diversion Specialist Aimee Schweers, ext. 145
Secretary PJ Harbert, ext. 143
Police Chaplin Father Nicholas Shori, ext. 148
Senior Service Program
Seniors living alone, with a spouse, or other family members who would benefit form visits from law enforcement will receive a weekly visit from a Springfield Township Police Officer along with any needed assistance with access to various services for our seniors. Our goal is to create a feeling of safety and a stronger presence in the community, reduce vulnerability of senior citizens, provide
a sense of wellbeing and help maintain seniors’ independence as long as possible by utilizing every resource available. For further information about this program please contact Officer, Glenn Corey at
330-542-2377 Ext. 140.
Juvenile Diversion Program
Depending on the severity of the crime youthful offenders who commit misdemeanant offenses or exhibit unruly behavior may be placed in our Juvenile Diversion Program to avoid the Juvenile Justice System and/or Juvenile Court. Our Juvenile Diversion Specialist works with minor children, their parent(s) and/or legal guardian(s), Springfield schools and social service agencies.
Springfield Township Road Department
Road Superintendent, Richard Kennedy
The Springfield Township Road Department is operated by the manpower of 2 individuals with over 50 years of
experience. Road Superintendent, Richard Kennedy and Assistant Road Superintendent, Eric Mace are responsible for maintenance and repair of approximately 36 miles of Township roadways, berms and ditches. Their duties include but are not limited to roadside ditching, mowing, and grading. Installation and replacement of driveway culvert pipes. Road resurfacing, filling and patching with hot mix and cold patch. Installation and repair of Township road signs. Removal of downed trees and branches. Winter snow
and ice control on Township roads and property.
