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INDIAN LAKE COMMUNITY INFORMATION Churches Clubs Government History Notices Services Talk to us What's New Church of God Community Church Lewistown Methodist St. Mary Catholic Nazarene Church Eagles Voter Information Candidates Issues Election Results Polling Sites Local Government Mayors Commissioners Zoning State Representatives Chief Tarhe Early Lakeview Our Lady Fatima Villa Motel Bulletin Board Tournaments Coast Guard Schools School Board Business Directory Emergency Numbers Memorial Messages Talk Fishing Feedback Park Plans Stumpzilla Lake News Eagles Newsletter Indian Lake Water Pollution District - 8100 St. Rt. 708 Russells Point - 843-3328 MAY 5TH PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS AREA EMERGENCY NUMBERS POLICE Lakeview Village (937)-843-3971 Russells Point (937)-843-2245 Logan County (937)599-3333 FIRE DEPT (937)599-2222 HIGHWAY PATROL (937)-593-2075 HOSPITALS WILSON MEMORIAL Sidney Ohio 1-800-589-9641- (If you are on the southside) LIMA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (419) 228-3335 - If you are on the northside Local Government Indian Lake is surrounded by four townships and five villages Villages Belle Center Mayor - Teresa Johnston DeGraff Mayor - Gary Comer 937-585-5608 Post Office - 585-4621 Utilities Operation Plant - 585-5874 Huntsville Mayor -William H. Jenkins 937-686-5335 Post Office - 686-3681 Village Hall - 686-4300 Lakeview Mayor - Ryan Shoffstall 937-843-9152 Water & Light Office - 843-2851 Library - 842-4144 Russells Point Mayor - Greg Iiams - 937-843-2245 Post Office - 843-4090 Water Works - 843-2294 Townships Meetings Zoning Inspectors McArthur 7:30 PM - 1st & 3rd Monday at Township Hall Huntsville at Dave Cotterman Huntsville 686-6013 Richland 1:30 PM - 2nd and last Friday at 104 E. Buckeye Belle Center Troy Jenkins, Belle Center 464-4623 Stokes 8:00 PM - 1st or 2nd Monday at the Township House 275 S.Oak St. Lakeview (Indian Isles & Avondale only)Robert C. Shaw Lakeview - 843-5914 Washington 6:00 PM - 2nd Monday at the Township House in Lewistown Robert Downing DeGraff - 686-7165       Logan County Commissioners - (937) 599-7284 Jack Reser, John Bayliss, David P. Knight Dog Warden - 599-7231 Election Board - 599-7255 Engineer - James Cox - 599-2791 State Government Bureau Of Motor Vehicles State Highway Patrol Logan County - 593-2075 STATE REPRESENTATIVE 87TH DISTRICT Anthony Core 614-466-8147 STATE SENATOR 26TH DISTRICT Larry Mumper 614-466-8049 UNITED STATES SENATORS SENATOR George Voinovich 614-469-6697 SENATOR Sherrod Brown 202-224-2315 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES CONGRESSMAN David Hobson 937-325-0474 CONGRESSMAN Mike Oxley 419-423-3210

Registration Deadline for November 4th, 2008 Election is October 6th.

To request a registration form click here. The form must be received 30 days prior to election day.
This is for Ohio voters that have not previously registered.

Where do I register?

At any county board of elections or the Secretary of State’s office.
At branch registration offices or locations established by a board of elections.
At any public high school or vocational school.
At the office of any Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
At offices of designated agencies which provide public assistance or disability programs.
Public libraries.
County treasurer’s office.
By mail. You may request a registration form from a board of elections or the Secretary of State’s office by mail, telephone, in person or by having another person obtain it for you. After completing the form, return it to the board of elections or Secretary of State’s office by mail.

NEW VOTING REQUIREMENTS
Every voter will be required to provide proof of identity before voting. The form of identification you may use includes:
* Your current and valid photo identification card;
* Military identification;
* A copy of a utility bill;
* A bank statement
* A paycheck;
* A government check; or
* A government document showing your name and current address.
(Note: you cannot use as proof of identification a notice that the board of election mailed to you.)

Election Results Represent Logan County Totals Only for November 3, 2009

Results represent unofficial totals with all precincts reporting

Statewide, all three issues passed.

Issue 1 passed 2,210,605 to 853,331 (72 percent to 28 percent).

Issue 2 passed 1,959,669 to 1,118,805 (64 percent to 36 percent).

Issue 3 passed 1,663,149 to 1,476,592 (53 percent to 47 percent).