



The township officials are three trustees and a township fiscal officer who are elected to four-year staggered terms, one trustee and fiscal officer being elected in one odd-numbered year and the two remaining trustees being elected two years later.
Township government concerns itself with the upkeep of the township roads and ditches, fire protection, road marking and snow removal, cemeteries and township zoning. The township officials also serve as financial officers of the township and prepare the annual budget.
Like any organization or unit of government, township government is what the people make it. Your personal knowledge of the officials who administer your township government, and of the problems they face, will make them more valuable to you. Fortunately, getting to know more about your township is simple, your trustees and fiscal officer are your neighbors. You'll find them eager to discuss your problems and ideas. They welcome your interest and encourage your questions
Regular trustee meetings are at 7:00 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of the month, except for legal holidays when the meetings are moved to the following Tuesday. Unless otherwise specified, trustee meetings are held at the township hall, 1680 East Orange Road.
Meeting agendas are posted at the Township Hall and on this web-site the Friday before a regular meeting. There are no agendas for special meetings.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Robert W. QuigleyTrustee Robert Quigley was elected to his first term November 3, 2009. Robert is employed by U.S. Bank as the Vice President of Strategic Alliances for Elavon, Inc. and a graduate of The Ohio State University. He resides in Wilshire with his wife Stacy and two children, Aidan and Alayna.
Rob is very involved with community and his children. He has coached OYAA Football, Soccer, Baseball, and Softball and has been involved wih school events. He has worked with various organizations throughout the years helping not only in our community but others; American Cancer Society, Salvation Army and Hearts for Honduras to name a few. He also serves on the board of trustees for the Rosemont Center, an organization that helps children with a history of trouble or abuse.
Lisa F. KnappTrustee Lisa Knapp was elected to her first term as Orange Township Trustee in November 2011, after having been employed by Orange Township for over 13 years. Lisa lives with husband Dave and sons Max, Hayden, and Keegan and she is a graduate of Otterbein College.
Lisa has been very involved in the community since moving to Orange Township in 1998, including at the township, in the schools (serving as a PTO officer, chairing committees, serving as room parent, organizing after-school activities, coordinating fundraisers, etc.) and also as an OYAA assistant coach for several years.
Lisa donates blood to the Red Cross every 56 days and is working on earning her 10-gallon pin. In her spare time Lisa enjoys spending time with friends and family, visiting parks, making jewelry, hiking, running, and playing soccer.
Debbie Taranto
Trustee Debbie Taranto was elected to the Orange Township Board of Trustees in November of 2011. Debbie has been a small business owner within Orange Township for twelve years, Taranto's Pizzeria, and has resided in Villages of Oak Creek and currently in the Riverbend Condo Subdivision.
Debbie has been an active member of the community, founding the Orange Township Business Association (OTBA), founding and organizing the Orange Celebration Parade and other community events. She has also sat on the Board of Trustees for the Ohio Restaurant Association and various board positions within the OTBA. She is a graduate of The Ohio State University.
Debbie has three children, Jacob, Noah, and Sophie, all students in the Olentangy School system.
FISCAL OFFICE
Joel M. SpitzerCurrently, Joel is attending law school and working towards his Ph.D. in education. He is in his last year of both programs. Prior to law school, Joel was a teacher for ten years before spending his last year in education as a high school administrator.
Joel has been very involved in the community since moving to Orange Township where he resides with his wife and three daughters. He has coached a variety of sports in the OYAA programs and at the Olentangy high schools. Prior to serving as fiscal officer, Joel was a member of the Orange Township Board of Zoning Appeals.