Edited sentence: All incorporated cities in Indiana have a mayor and council form of municipal government.Approximately one-fourth of them have superior courts and a few of the densely populated counties have juvenile courts, criminal courts and probate courts.County officials that are elected to four-year terms include an auditor, recorder, treasurer, sheriff, coroner and clerk of the circuit court.Most counties in Indiana have their own circuit court with judges that are elected for six-year terms.The state is divided into 92 counties, which are lead by a board of county commissioners.Towns are managed by a board of trustees and townships are governed by a township trustee and advisory board