News Articles

These services and initiatives have been featured in previous months on the Washington Township website. For the most recent news and information, check the scrolling news section on our home page.

2008

Updated Storm Information

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

2007

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

2006

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

2005

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