Township Trustees & Fiscal Officer
Meet the Trustees and the Fiscal Officer
Rob Schaadt
Granville Township Trustee
Granville Resident since 1998
B.S. Landscape Architecture from The Ohio State University
Granville Township Zoning Commission (2014-2020)
Granville Township Land Management Committee (2006-2010)
Owner of PSA Appraisal Ltd since 1993
Licensed Real Estate Appraiser since 1993
Member of the Kiwanis Club of Granville
Wife: Sally
Children: Brynn
Bill Hoekstra
Granville Township Trustee
Granville Resident since 2007
President, Preplanning Associates
Former Owner, McPeek-Hoekstra Funeral Home, Retired 2023
Ohio Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer, 1989-present
Ohio Licensed Insurance, Multiple Lines, 1989-present
B.S. Management, Park University
Mortuary Arts and Sciences Degree, Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
Certified Funeral Service Practitioner, Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice, Member, 2008-present
Welsh Hills Cemetery Association, Trustee, 2016-present
Kiwanis Club of Granville, Member, 2007-present
Church of St. Edward the Confessor, Member, 1995-present
Southeastern Correctional Institution, Recovery Services, Volunteer 2024-present
Ohio Funeral Directors Association, Former Board Member
Wife: Mary
Children: Amber, Sam, and John
Grandson: Dylan
Leonard Hubert
Granville Township Trustee
Jerry Miller
Township Fiscal Officer
Lifelong Resident of Granville
Granville Township Fiscal Officer, 2012-present
OSUN/COTC – A.B. Computer Science, 1983
Retired State of Ohio, 2012
State of Ohio, Office of Information Technology, OAKS, Data Systems Administrator, 2007-2012
State of Ohio, DAS, Human Resource Division, Payroll Administration, 1983-2007
Co-Director Granville Recreation Commission, 1997-2007
OHSAA Licensed Official – Basketball, present
Granville Community Foundation Board Member – 2017-present
Kiwanis Club of Granville, 1994-present
4th of July Celebration Co-Chair, 2019-present
Club President, 2010-2011
Ohio District Div 10-E Lt. Governor, 2014-2015
Wildwood Playground Build Co-Chair, 1993
Granville Jaycees, 1983-1993
Centenary United Methodist Church Member, 1985-present
Wife: Lesa
Children: Jennifer, Melissa and Daniel
Grandchildren: Nathan and Hannah
Meetings
Granville Township Trustees hold their regular meetings the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 7:00 PM, at the Township Service Complex, 1554 Columbus Rd, Granville. Changes to this meeting schedule or special meetings will be listed on the Township’s website and notices will be placed in a paper of general circulation. If it is not possible to place a notice in the paper because of newspaper deadlines, a notice will be placed on the north door of the Service Complex 24 hours in advance of the meeting. Meeting minutes can be accessed at the bottom of this page. You can also follow our Facebook page to get general updates and items of interest.
Public Records
The Board of Granville Township Trustees has established a public records policy. This public records policy establishes procedures that will be utilized by the Township for responding to requests for public records. This policy can be found here.
Township Structure
Granville Township is a political subdivision of the State of Ohio. Like all townships in Ohio, it has four elected officials consisting of three trustees and a fiscal officer. Each official is elected to a four-year term. Elections occur in odd-numbered years, and two officials are elected or re-elected every other year.
The Township officials govern the unincorporated area of the Township covering an area of approximately 13,300 acres, with a population of approximately 5,815. The Village of Granville is located within the Township and comprises the incorporated area of the Township, but it is operated under a separate governance.
The primary source of revenue for the Township is property taxes voted by the voters and levied for specific purposes. Road District Maintenance Levies are paid only by residents of the unincorporated area and provide maintenance funds for 73.56 lane miles of township roads in the unincorporated area. Fire Department, cemetery operating and open space (green space) preservation levies are voted on and paid by residents of both the incorporated and unincorporated areas of the Township.
The cemetery levy funds are used primarily by the Township for the operation of the Maple Grove and Philipps cemeteries. The Trustees also provide some matching funds to Union Cemetery (the Old Colony Burying Ground) which is jointly operated by the Township and the Village.
Voting Location for all township residents (outside of the village)
The entirety of the Township votes on the Trustees and Fiscal Officer. This includes the incorporated and unincorporated areas.
Voting Location for all township residents (outside of the village)
All residents living in the unincorporated area of Granville Township will vote at the Bryn Du Fieldhouse, 537 Jones Rd., Granville OH 43023.
Should you have questions regarding your voting status call the Licking County Board of Elections at (740) 670-5083.

