Mark your calendars for April 20-22, 2021. We will be hosting “Let’s Get Connected!”, a series of virtual meetings focused on the future of the Township. This is the first round of community engagement for Anderson Tomorrow – a community-wide initiative to update the goals and policies of the 2016 comprehensive plan. Every five years the Township embarks on this process to reflect on what the community has accomplished in the previous five years and think about the next f... Read More

Safely remove your unneeded, unused or expired prescription and over-the-counter medications this spring through the annual Drug Take Back Day event on Saturday, April 24 in Anderson Township. The free drop-off site is located inside Anderson Center, 7850 Five Mile Road. Hours are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anderson Township and the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office encourage residents to take part in this safe, convenient and responsible means of disposal of unwanted prescriptions and over-th... Read More

Families, organizations and civic groups take their volunteer efforts to the street on Saturday, April 24, for a township cleanup effort during the Great American Cleanup. This annual event runs from 8:30 a.m. to noon, and is coordinated from the Anderson Center, 7850 Five Mile Road.  Children are welcome to participate with an adult. Contact Sarah Donovan to receive an assignment and for signup.  Call Sarah Donovan at 688-8400 ext. 1181 or email her at sdonovan@AndersonTownship.org... 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