To see what township you reside in you can visit the Vanderburgh County Assessor and type in your address. If you have any questions or believe we can be of assistance, we invite you to write, call, or come by our office and learn more about your township government. It is a privilege and an honor to serve the citizens of southeastern Vanderburgh County.
Managing the township budget and financial records.Assisting with the burial of the indigent.Providing fire protection to unincorporated areas of the county.For those who qualify, assistance may include help with shelter (rent or mortgage), utilities (gas, electric, water), medical, and burial expenses, with the goal of helping our citizens become productive members of society. “Norm” Kniese, Jr.Īs a primarily urban township, the Trustee’s main responsibility is to provide assistance to those in need. “Don” Boerner, David Woods, and Norman L. The Knight Township Board is comprised of Donald R. The Knight Township Trustee is Kathryn Martin. Day to day operations are managed by the Trustee, who serves as the executive of the Township, while oversight and advice is provided by a three member Township Board, who serve as the Township’s legislative body. Per Indiana State law, the Calumet Township Trustee must set standards and. The township is governed by two distinct elected offices. Applications for assistance are processed between the hours of 8:00 am to. Per the 2000 Federal Census, our township ranked 14th in total population, serves more than 65,000 residents on the east side of Evansville and in the surrounding unincorporated areas, and is the home of nearly 40% of Vanderburgh County’s citizens. It is one of the largest of the state’s 1,006 townships. Knight Township is located in Vanderburgh County in southwestern Indiana.
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