The following documents are posted to give Worth Township taxpayers an insight in to the obligations that state law demands of our officials, and how our board officials have met them. After you read the documentation from the Michigan Township Association on the duties and expectations for board officials, take the time to review the source documents that reveal the concerns raised over the failure of certain officials to fulfill the duties and requirements of their office. In addition, these documents show how the clerk acted in response to a former township supervisor's request for some public documents and basic financial information. Is this the type of behavior you want to see in an elected official?

• Township Officials Statutory Duties: MTA

• Rundels Memo on Accounting Responsibilities

• Rundels Memo on Fiscal Concerns

• Rundels Memo to Attorney General

• Attorney General Response

• Worth Taxpayers Home
• Bartniczak's Legacy
• 2 Trustees Resign!
• Election Results
• Worth Sewer Debacle
• Bartniczak Recall
• Worth News 2011
• Worth News 2010
• Worth TWP Events
• Worth TWP Audit
• Paeth v. Worth
• Gilbert v. Bartniczak
• Worth Board Duties
• Worth TWP Insurance
• Worth TWP Blog
• Worth TWP Links
• Contact Page

Should the township supervisor have to file a FOIA request when he asks the clerk for some basic financial data, and copies of some board resolutions? Be sure to read how Clerk Bartniczak acted!