We greatly appreciate your efforts to recycle and utilize the Anderson Township Recycling Center. This service, paid for by Anderson Township taxpayers and recycling funds from Hamilton County, has been available to our community for nearly 20 years. Today, it’s the largest recycling facility in Southwest Ohio, collecting more than 362 tons of material each year. The center includes 21 containers, which are collected by Rumpke each Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning. Duri... Read More

  Six decorated and landscaped homes in Anderson Township will be the feature attraction at the 2021 HOMEARAMA ™  event, starting in late September into October in the Coldstream area.  “It has been over 40 years since HOMEARAMA ™  has been hosted in Anderson Township,” said Trustee Chair Josh Gerth. “We could not be more excited to welcome back the premier home show in Southwest Ohio for 2021.”  Produced by the Home Builders Associ... Read More

Have ideas about the future of Anderson? If so, share your thoughts by taking the online survey available now!   This link will point you to the area where all materials will be kept for future reference. We have a quick link on the main page, top right area, the words Comprehensive Plan.  In this video you will see the past 5 years of accomplishments and it's now time to help think about the future of Anderson.    Click here to review Anderson Tom... Read More

On April 13th, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) activated a temporary traffic signal at the SR 32 West (Batavia Road) ramp to SR 125 West (Beechmont Avenue/Levee).  The signal is due to the forthcoming removal of the merge lane from SR 32 West onto SR 125 (Beechmont Avenue/Levee), and reconfiguration of travel lanes on the bridge.  This modification will provide space to facilitate the construction Little Miami Trail connection over the river. The signal and ramp modificat... Read More

Looking for a home for extra art supplies, medical items, eyeglasses, Styrofoam, plastics and more? Cincinnati has a new option for items like these that cannot be recycled in conventional recycling programs. The Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub hopes to revolutionize how people think about “things” and to provide a place where almost anything can be recycled or reused. The big picture idea involves collecting items and then finding new homes for these things. “We donate... Read More