He replaces Ralph DeChiara Jr., who was president in 2020. OTHER ACTION: Appointed Trustee Doug Haines to serve as board president for 2021. The budget funds annual services, such as police, fire, zoning and roads. So I’m going to give him a little bit more time.KEY ACTION: Approved a motion to accept the township’s 2021 operations budget, which totals more than $16.13 million. I feel bad throwing him and his family out right now. “He closed on his property back in December,and they are having serious problems with builders and expectations on what they want to do,” Tippmann said of the tenant renting his house. “He’s operated on many people in my family. Tippmann originally planned to return to Perry Township in January, but the person he is renting his house to has still not moved out. We are now almost half way through February and Tippmann has still not returned to the township he purports to represent.” “The process clearly did not work,” said Meehan in her statement. “Eric Tippmann had indicated he would be returning to the Perry Township address in January. It’s the middle of February and Tippmann still has not moved back to Perry Township, prompting Allen County Democrats Chairwoman Misti Meehan to release a statement. The election board said as long as Tippmann had “intent” to move back to the township, he remained eligible for the Trustee position. The board voted in Tippmann’s favor, and he went on to win the election.
His opponent in that race, Democrat Melissa Rinehart, filed a complaint against him to the Allen County Election Board. When Tippmann was running for Perry Township Trustee, he moved out of the district, but did not sell the house he moved from, instead he rented it out. Allen County Democrats believe that makes him ineligible for the position. Almost two months into his term as Perry Township Trustee, Eric Tippmann still has not moved back to his home in the township.
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