State Associations
State associations (with website links, when known) include:
- Connecticut Council of Small Towns — website
- Township Officials of Illinois — website
- Indiana Township Association — website
- Michigan Townships Association — website
- Minnesota Association of Townships — website
- Association of Towns of New York — website
- North Dakota Township Officers Association — website
- Ohio Township Association — web pages
- Pennsylvania Association of Township Supervisors — website
- South Dakota Association of Towns and Townships
- Wisconsin Towns Association — website
There are other state level education and advocacy groups for small local-government units. This list contains only those affiliated with the NATaT.
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