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The Township of Brock is located on the east shore of Lake Simcoe approximately 1.5 hours northeast of Toronto. The municipality presents three distinct urban areas, numerous hamlets, and beautiful countryside. While agriculture is our largest employer, a full range of commercial and industrial businesses are located within the urban areas of Beaverton, Cannington, and Sunderland. The Township’s location on Lake Simcoe and the Trent-Severn Waterway make it a popular destination for tourists – both summer and winter. The municipality was named for General Sir Isaac Brock, a young soldier who was shot by the Americans as he led his soldiers into battle attempting to prevent the Americans from establishing a landing at Queenston Heights during the War of 1812. The municipality was created as a result of the proclamation of the Regional Municipality of Durham Act, S.O. 1973 and consists of the former Townships of Brock and Thorah, the Village of Beaverton, the Village of Cannington, and the dissolution of the Police Village of Sunderland. The Township’s coat of arms was designed and formally adopted on November 28th, 1988. There is also a detailed explanation of the arms depicted. You can find out more about the Township by clicking on the Township Brochure link to download a copy or by clicking on the Economic Development Booklet, as well as generalized street maps.

The Township of Brock is located on the east shore of Lake Simcoe approximately 1.5 hours northeast of Toronto. The municipality presents three distinct urban areas, numerous hamlets, and beautiful countryside. While agriculture is our largest employer, a full range of commercial and industrial businesses are located within the urban areas of Beaverton, Cannington, and Sunderland. The Township’s location on Lake Simcoe and the Trent-Severn Waterway make it a popular destination for tourists – both summer and winter. The municipality was named for General Sir Isaac Brock, a young soldier who was shot by the Americans as he led his soldiers into battle attempting to prevent the Americans from establishing a landing at Queenston Heights during the War of 1812. The municipality was created as a result of the proclamation of the Regional Municipality of Durham Act, S.O. 1973 and consists of the former Townships of Brock and Thorah, the Village of Beaverton, the Village of Cannington, and the dissolution of the Police Village of Sunderland. The Township’s coat of arms was designed and formally adopted on November 28th, 1988. There is also a detailed explanation of the arms depicted. You can find out more about the Township by clicking on the Township Brochure link to download a copy or by clicking on the Economic Development Booklet, as well as generalized street maps.

The Township of Carling is a progressive, rural, single tier municipality located in Northern Ontario, on the shores of Georgian Bay. Located just north of the Town of Parry Sound, on Hwy 400, the Township of Carling is well known as cottage country for many and is only a 21/2 hour drive from the Greater Toronto Area. The stunning views and tranquillity of Georgian Bay and numerous freshwater lakes are the background for unique and unparalleled recreational opportunities. It is an ideal location to live, work and raise a family while enjoying a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

TOWNSHIP OF CLARK is a government administration company based out of 430 WESTFIELD AVE, Clark, New Jersey, United States.

The Township of Derry, Hershey, Pennsylvania, established in 1729, is committed to providing the utmost in public service to the residents, business owners, and guests of the Township. It is our goal as local government to be conscientious of the needs of our public, to foster a community that is safe, clean, service-oriented, and focused on family values, in a fiscally responsible and cost effective manner.

Edison has a storied history of ingenuity, diversity and culture. Whether you are a life-long resident, or a newcomer to the area, you’ll find that our community teems with energy as we strive towards a better future. Public service is an honorable profession that comes with the reward of knowing you are making a direct impact on the community you serve. As the sixth largest municipality in New Jersey, we here at Edison Township seek to be a leader in government services. Join us in our commitment to going the “extra mile” to make Edison a wonderful place to live, work and play. The Township of Edison offers challenging and rewarding opportunities for both sworn and non-sworn personnel. We offer an excellent benefits package for full time employees that includes sick, vacation and personal days, enrollment in the New Jersey Public Employees' Retirement System, and Excellent Health, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance plans.

Egg Harbor Township is located in Atlantic County, New Jersey. We border several large towns such as Atlantic City, Galloway Township and Hamilton Township. Our town is 68 square miles and as of the 2010 have a population of about 43,000 people. We provide a paid police department, full service public works department which includes trash pickup as well as a volunteer fire department.

Ferguson Township is located in Centre County, Pa. and is home to more than 19,000 residents who rely on our municipal services. It is the Township’s mission to provide efficient, cost effective, professional services to our residents in a fair, cooperative, ethical and honest manner. The Township will endeavor to manage its resources allowing planned, sustainable growth while preserving the quality of life and its unique characteristics. Ferguson Township office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and general information may obtain on the Township website via www.twp.ferguson.pa.us or by calling the office at 814-238-4651.