The check registers for the township are a matter of public record. They have copies available at every township board meeting and I believe you can go to the township offices and request to see a copy. I provide these copies here for any resident that is interested in being informed and can't make it to meetings or the offices. You can learn a lot about how this township operates just from looking at the check register. If you have questions about any items on there you can call the offices and someone will be more than happy to answer your questions. If more people would take the time to look at things like the check register, or even the financial sections on the township website, then they would know things like the fact that the township does not use the former church building for free, but do actually pay a monthly rent for it.
Maybe if people would take the time to look at the website they would know what the actual income and expenditures are for the township. They have a section called Citizens Dashboard, you can go there and click on the section for Bridgeport Township Financials. Click there and you will see their sections:
Figures are from 2020
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Now back to the check register:
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