Resolve to be Ready
Are you prepared for an emergency? Check here for information
about how you and your family can – and should – be prepared. Details

Park District
The township has donated the Centerville-Washington Park District’s 48th park. For details and information about a park district volunteer opportunity Check here

Fire Department is Recognized
Washington Township Fire Department has received the Courage Award from the South Metro Regional Chamber of Commerce. Read More

Zoning Commission Seat is Open
Washington Township residents who want to get involved in local government are invited to apply for an open seat on the township’s five-member Zoning Commission. More information

H1N1 Flu Pandemic
Information about H1N1 flu is available by calling the Ohio Information Line 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday at 1-866-800-1404 or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at 1-800-232-4636. Information here

A Chance to Get Involved
The Board of Zoning Appeals offers a way for residents to get involved in their local government. See article

Trustees Donate Land for Park District’s 48th Park
Township trustees are helping the Centerville-Washington Park District reach its stated goal of obtaining 50 parks in 50 years with the donation of a one-acre land parcel on Spring Valley Road. More information

Electronics Recycling and Document Shredding Offered
The next Community Shred Day will offer residents the opportunity to drop off old electronics for recycling and to have sensitive documents and data storage materials shredded and recycled. See article

Trustees Set Neighborhood Nights
Residents are invited to join their neighbors at an upcoming Neighborhood Night with the Washington Township Board of Trustees. More information

Township Offers Free Document Shredding
The township offers free document shredding Saturday, April 25, at the Public Works Garage, 8190 McEwen Rd. Details here

An Opportunity to Comment
Senator Jon Husted will hold open office hours Monday, April 27, at the Washington Township Government Center. Residents of the 6th Ohio Senate District are invited to comment. Details

New Trustee is Appointed
Dale Berry, long-time resident and community volunteer, has been appointed to the Washington Township Board of Trustees. The board also has named new officers. 1/09 Learn more here

The Year in Review
The State of the Township Address reports on the activities and accomplishments of Washington Township during the past year.
1/09 Read about them here

Free Document Shredding
The township offers identity theft information and free document shredding on Saturday, July 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Public Works Garage, 8190 McEwen Rd. Details here

Dog License Time
Now is the time for local dog owners to renew the license for their pet. Registering your dog helps ensure a safe trip home if your dog is lost, stolen or missing.
11/08 How to Register.

Deputy Administrator
JoEllen Scott Postle is the township’s new deputy administrator, in charge of development services, human resources, information systems technology and special projects.
11/09 Details...

First in the Miami Valley
The Washington Township Fire Department has become the first fire department in the Miami Valley to achieve accreditation through the Commission on Fire Accreditation International.
8/08 Details here...

Going Green
Our web site provides links to local, state, regional and national organizations that deal with environmental issues -- from landfills to water pollution.
07/08 Check here...

Beautiful Properties
Some well-kept properties stand out from the rest. This year, 19 earned Beautification Awards from the Visual Improvement Program Committee. What makes a property an award winner?
10/08 Find out here

Winter Wonderland
Woodland Lights returns for a 16th season with a nightly fantasyland of lights and illuminated displays in Countryside Park.
10/08 Press Release

A Year of Choices
Choice, selection and diversity are more than ideas in Washington Township. They're the ideals we share. Read about the many choices available in 2007 -- in services, in public programs, in activities, and in government. Annual Report

Windstorm Information
Important safety and medical information to keep in mind in the aftermath of the windstorm. Learn here

Recognize Your Neighbor
Is there a beautiful property in your neighborhood? If so, consider nominating the owner for a Beautification Award. Nominations are accepted through summer and based on recommendations from the public. Details Here

Being of Service
The sixth annual Community Service Award winner talks about why she loves to volunteer. Read the Story

Big & Bright Americana
The Americana Festival gets bigger and brighter each year. For information about Americana events, including entertainment at Town Hall Theatre. Check here

Citizen Satisfaction
Overall satisfaction with township services is a healthy 95 percent, based on citizen responses to a township satisfaction survey. The survey polled 475 residents, asking their opinions about a variety of township services. Details Here

Changing of the Guard
Township Administrator Gary Huff retired January 31 following 24 years with Washington Township. Succeeding him is Jesse Lightle, who has served as deputy administrator for the past 18 months. Read More

Property Tax Relief Extended to Seniors
Property tax relief for thousands of senior homeowners in Montgomery County was signed into law last year by Governor Ted Strickland. Check here

ID Theft Prevention
The township offers identity theft information and free document shredding on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Public Works Garage, 8190 McEwen Rd. Details Here

Fire & Recreation Levies
Washington Township has two replacement levies on the March 4 ballot. For Information, Click Here

State of the Township
The State of the Township Address reports on the many activities and accomplishments of Washington Township in 2007. Get the Details

The command staff of the Washington Township Fire Department is again at full staffing, with the appointment of two deputy fire chiefs, two captains and a lieutenant. Read More

Beautiful Properties Earn Recognition

Passholders Choose Online Registration

Deputy Chief Gaul, a 27-year veteran of the Washington Township Fire Department, will be the next fire chief. He succeeds Chief Ken Parks when he retires July 1. Read About it Here

Schools Purchase Township Land

Employee Award of Excellence

Ice Cream Social

Fire Chief Kenneth Parks has been named 2006 Firefighter of the Year by the Greater Montgomery County Fire Chiefs' Association. He has played a major role in the development of fire and emergency medical services at the local and regional level. Read More

State of the Township Report

Nutt Road Closure

What's Coming Down the Road

Washington Township’s annual Youth in Government Day teaches high school students about local government. This year students learned about government – and more. Read About it Here

Three Centerville High School students have been nominated for the 2007 Washington Township Community Service Award. The service award, now in its fifth year, draws attention to the importance of public service and recognizes students who express their values through service to their community. Read More Here

Trustees Select New Fire Chief Recreation Registration

Ash Trees Face Threat from Emerald Ash Borer

Washington Township Earns High Marks From Auditor

George C. Cooper Diversity Award

Washington Township Welcomes New Deputy Administrator

Workshops Help Residents Master The Art Of Gardening

Rec West Offers Professional Meeting Space for businesses

As Washington Township continues to grow, so does its network of roads

Junior Receives Fourth Annual Community Service Award

Rental Property Owners Must Register

New Police Director Assumes Duties

CodeRED Will Provide Better Notification in Emergencies

Cinemas Building Takes the Next Step Toward Reuse

The Community Calendar is Here

Nominate a Neighbor for a Beautification Award