Jeremy “Echo” EnsmingerFor Township TrusteeCenter Township · Grant County, Indiana
Neighbors. Service. Results.
A team ready to bring stronger services, transparent government, and common sense to every resident of Center Township.
Jeremy “Echo” EnsmingerFor Township Trustee
Joselyn WhittickerFor Township Board
Rev. Al GreenFor Township Board
Erik EscobarFor Township BoardFour separate campaigns. One shared commitment: a Center Township government that is accessible, accountable, and focused on serving people.
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A team built to serve
Candidate for Township Trustee
Jeremy “Echo” Ensminger
“I meet people where they are. Not where society says they should be.”
A lifelong Indiana resident and community advocate committed to making sure neighbors can find help when they need it.
Known to friends and neighbors as Echo, Jeremy has spent his adult life in Indiana, nearly all of it in Marion. He brings a career in health care and service to his campaign, grounded in the belief that people deserve to be treated with dignity and never sent away without someone trying to help.
Jeremy earned an Associate of Science in Healthcare Support from Ivy Tech Community College’s Marion campus, with specializations in phlebotomy and dementia care. He also studied through the University of Cincinnati’s Cancer Registry Management program and earned his Oncology Data Specialist certification through the National Cancer Registrars Association.
Jeremy has worked in plasma donation as a phlebotomist and as a member of the quality unit, and he has also worked as an oncology data specialist. He is currently dedicating all of his energy to his campaign for Center Township Trustee.
He is Vice Chair of the Grant County Democratic Party and President of the Brinker Heights Neighborhood Association. Jeremy is running because too many people are hurting, and many do not even know the township trustee’s office may be able to help. His commitment is simple: meet people where they are, listen to what they need, and make sure no one leaves completely empty-handed.
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Known to friends and neighbors as Echo, Jeremy has spent his adult life in Indiana, nearly all of it in Marion. He brings a career in health care and service to his campaign, grounded in the belief that people deserve to be treated with dignity and never sent away without someone trying to help.
Jeremy earned an Associate of Science in Healthcare Support from Ivy Tech Community College’s Marion campus, with specializations in phlebotomy and dementia care. He also studied through the University of Cincinnati’s Cancer Registry Management program and earned his Oncology Data Specialist certification through the National Cancer Registrars Association.
Jeremy has worked in plasma donation as a phlebotomist and as a member of the quality unit, and he has also worked as an oncology data specialist. He is currently dedicating all of his energy to his campaign for Center Township Trustee.
He is Vice Chair of the Grant County Democratic Party and President of the Brinker Heights Neighborhood Association. Jeremy is running because too many people are hurting, and many do not even know the township trustee’s office may be able to help. His commitment is simple: meet people where they are, listen to what they need, and make sure no one leaves completely empty-handed.
Candidate for Township Board
Joselyn Whitticker
Joselyn Whitticker is a retired educator with 15 years as a classroom teacher and 19 years as a middle- and high-school administrator. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Tennessee State University and master’s degrees from Indiana State University and Indiana University in vocational home economics and secondary administration, respectively. A mother and grandmother, she believes deeply in public service.
Joselyn serves as President of the Marion NAACP, is actively involved in nicotine-cessation programs, participates in civic and nonpartisan community organizations, and is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
She is running for Center Township Board to bring advocacy with action, compassionate leadership, and a commitment to listening before leading.
Candidate for Township Board
Rev. Al Green
Rev. Al Green brings deep faith, civic, and community leadership to his campaign for Center Township Board. A devoted family man, he is the proud husband of Julie Green and father of six children. He serves as Vice President of the Marion NAACP and as Treasurer of the Northeastern Baptist Association. He is also a member of the Minority Health Coalition and the Marion Utility Service Board.
Through the NAACP’s Legal Redress Committee, Rev. Green works to help families stay connected with loved ones who are incarcerated. His work reflects a simple belief: every person deserves dignity, support, and a voice in their community.
Rev. Green is running for Center Township Board because he believes local government should be accountable, compassionate, and responsive to the people it serves.
Candidate for Township Board
Erik Escobar
Erik Escobar is a community advocate and candidate for Center Township Board. Born and raised in El Salvador, Erik came to the United States as a teenager and chose Marion in 2015 as the place to build his education, career, and future.
He earned a Bachelor of Science from Indiana Wesleyan University in 2019 and a Master of Public Administration in 2023. Erik is running to bring accountable leadership to Center Township, protect taxpayer dollars, strengthen services for families in need, and make sure every voice in the community is heard.
What we stand for
Government that works for people
Support families in need
Services that meet residents with dignity and help when it matters.
Stronger neighborhoods
Community partnerships that make Center Township a better place to live.
Accountability & transparency
Responsible stewardship of every taxpayer dollar.
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Campaign phone: 765-517-4612
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