After nearly five decades of public service, Richland Township Supervisor John Beldon is preparing to step down from his post. Beldon has served as Supervisor in Shelby County for an impressive 47 years, a tenure marked by remarkable dedication—missing only two meetings during his entire time in office. Those absences were due to the birth of a child and a hospitalization.
On April 3rd, the Richland Township Board formally recognized Beldon's service during a special presentation attended by many members of his family. A commemorative plaque was presented to him, honoring his leadership, devotion, and long-standing commitment to the township.
Beldon’s final meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May 1. He will be succeeded by Brian Rincker, who was elected to the position.
Regional Radio News salutes you, John Beldon, for your years of dedicated service to the Richland Township community.









