REPUBLICAN PRIMARY · MAY 5, 2026
DANIEL EBERLE
Jackson Township Trustee Candidate
It's time to put residents first.
Jackson Township Trustee Candidate
It's time to put residents first.
I'm Daniel Eberle — a husband, father, and public servant. I spent years with the Marion County Sheriff's Office and now work as a Special Investigations Unit (SIU) Investigator, where I investigate fraud, waste, and financial misconduct for a living. Accountability isn't a campaign slogan for me — it's my profession.
Jackson Township has been through a lot. The creation of the Morgantown Fire Territory triggered a 540% property tax increase that blindsided residents — and the process that got us here fell far short of the transparency our community deserves. Some relief has been negotiated, but the work isn't finished.
I'm not running to relitigate the past. I'm running to fix it. Jackson Township deserves a trustee who brings real oversight, fiscal discipline, and a genuine commitment to putting residents first — and that's exactly what I intend to do.
Taxpayer dollars must be managed carefully, with clear oversight and thoughtful planning. As Trustee, I will prioritize responsible budgeting that respects residents and avoids unnecessary financial burden — no more 540% surprises.
Residents deserve open communication and clear accountability from township leadership. I will support transparent processes, accessible public information, and decision-making that residents can understand and trust.
Public safety is a core responsibility of township government. I support responsible planning and collaboration to ensure residents have reliable emergency services — while remaining mindful of the cost to every taxpayer.
Good governance means clear processes, responsible administration, and leadership that puts residents first. I will run a township government that operates effectively, files its budgets on time, and earns the community's trust.
Real change requires a full team. Join Daniel Eberle and our reform candidates for the Jackson Township Advisory Board in taking back our township.
Whether you want to put a sign in your yard, knock on doors, or just have a question — we want to hear from you. Every conversation matters in a local race like this.