Anderson residents are invited to join a new program that helps the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office identify suspects engaged in criminal activity. Through voluntarily offering Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) footage when a crime is committed near your camera, residents can help law enforcement target vehicle theft, and property crime and other law enforcement issues.“This new community policing tool works in concert with both our Neighborhood Watch and Business Watch Groups,” said Deputy Bria... Read More

Improvement projects for Clough Pike are being decided in the next few months, and Anderson Township wants your opinion. A community discussion about upgrades to the busy Clough corridor last summer drew interest from Anderson residents, with more than 800 suggestions. That guidance helped shape a six-month study that led to both short and long term improvements along Clough. Now, Anderson officials are again asking for your help!  In a “virtual open house,” you are you are in... Read More

Online survey to gather public opinion regarding Kellogg Avenue transportation issues, safety, pedestrian access, aesthetics and more. A city-township project to enhance the Kellogg Avenue entertainment district gateway is moving ahead this spring, and now project developers want your thoughts. Anderson Township and the city of Cincinnati have kept their Riverfront Gateway Project on track this spring, despite changes arising in government operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. During late ... Read More

Mother Nature is showing her bountiful colors right now, and Anderson Township captured this local story on video! Since the Anderson Garden Tour had to cancel its in-person experience, some gardeners who were scheduled to be on the annual tour are showing off their work this year on video, which may be found on the Township's YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSAxzN3f33s. Enjoy comments from three gardeners and a tour of five beautiful spaces. These garden gurus, and loca... Read More

Have you done your part yet? If you have not submitted your 2020 Census response yet, your participation is still needed, even as Ohio continues its reopening. In fact, folks working on the 2020 Census continue to urge everyone to do their part by taking just 10 minutes to complete the 2020 Census form. Your responses are important in determining the allocation of billions of dollars in our communities which could be funneled into emergency response, school lunch programs, highway construction... Read More