Randolph Township, Montgomery County, Ohio is bounded by Westbrook Rd. on the south, Diamond Mill Rd. on the west, County Line Rd. on the north and the Stillwater River on the east.

Our society formed in 1998 following the merger of the Village of Clayton with the remaining unincorporated parts of the old township. Since we wanted to serve residents of all three cities, we chose the unifying name of Randolph Township Historical Society.

Membership information is available on our Membership page. You can download and print a membership application here. Send in the form along with a check or money order for your dues and we will add you to our roster of members upon receipt.

Both Maine and Nebraska allocate their electors by a district system. For example, Maine has four electoral votes. Two electors are selected on the basis of the statewide vote and two are selected according to outcome of the vote in each of Maine's two Congressional districts. Nebraska's five electoral votes are distributed in the same manner: two based on the statewide vote, and three based on the results in Congressional districts.

Applications for positions at Randolph County DSS are accepted by the Randolph County Personnel Office in the Randolph County Office Building located at 725 McDowell Road, Asheboro NC. For more information contact the Personnel Office at 336-318-6600 or visit their web site at http://www.co.randolph.nc.us/personnel/default.htm.

What is Randolph County's population? Where can I get detailed demographic data on local residents? Randolph County's population was 33,893 according to the 2000 Census. Go to www.census.gov for population breakdowns by Precincts and Municipalities.....numerous characteristics reported. What is Randolph County's current unemployment rate? Where can I get similar information for neighboring counties in Illinois and Missouri? Randolph County's unemployment rate is 7.0% (Jan.'03 Preliminary).

There are numerous ways to get involved! From individuals volunteering to corporations and organizations adopting a home. We can make good use of donations of time, labor, money, appliances, building supplies and materials, and furniture.

See Acts of the Kentucky General Assembly for changes to county boundaries. Also see (Kentucky Revised Statute) KRS 67.030 & (Opinion of the Attorney General) OAG 95-35.

MOCS offers county maps free of charge for small quantities. Call MOCS at 573-635-1818 to for a request.

Taxes are due the first Monday in October through the last day of February of the following year without penalty and interest charges.

Twenty-two percent of all Americans are shelter poor, meaning they cannot afford basic minimum necessities after paying housing costs. Therein lies the paradox: they have a home, but cannot afford to maintain it. Many of our neighbors have worked hard all their lives and have been able, physically and financially, to repair their own homes for most of that time.

Co-founder Sarah Corson grew up in nearby Wedowee. When she and husband Ken returned from the mission field, their home church had built a home here for their family. As SIFAT began, the investors and founders looked for a home. SIFAT acquired 176 acres at an affordable price. The rest, they say, is history. Read more on our "Who are we?" page.

How do I get a 911 address? If you live within the City limits of a community, that specific City Hall will give you a 911 address. If you live in the rural area of Randolph County, you may obtain your 911 address from the Zoning Department, Room 200 in the Randolph County Courthou What if I don't have a mail box and live off of the main road? You are advised to post your address at the main road location.

North of Kreutzer Road is McHenry County, Grafton Township. South of Kreutzer Road is Kane County, Rutland Township.

Check alternate spellings. Names often times get mistyped, spelled wrong or changed for whatever reason. For example- they are some great stories behind the changing of the surname DEATH to DEARTH and also IORNS to IRONS.

If you look at the map of Tennessee and follow the northern border from the west, you'll see that Montgomery County is the 6th county. One day we might expand the web site to cover the other five counties, so we just left room for us to grow.

You should watch the Job Opportunities on the Human Resources portion of the Montgomery County website. They change every day, although each job must be posted a minimum of two weeks. Here is a quick link: http://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/content/ohr/career/level1.asp.

During apartheid, black South Africans were forced to live in areas set apart from whites. These areas, which came to be known as townships, remain today even though apartheid has disappeared, and many are struggling to overcome poverty, poor housing, and overcrowding. Soweto, which is an acronym for the South Western Township, is home to an estimated two to four million people and is by far the largest township in South Africa.

You should re-register in your new county if you have changed your residence. Be sure to fill in your old address where you were registered so that it can be cancelled—and so you can’t be accused of trying to register twice.