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

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

Anderson Township Trustees have announced the cancellation of the 2020 Independence Day Parade, scheduled for July 4. "As one of the biggest and best events we coordinate every year, it's with great disappointment that we have to cancel The Fourth of July parade,” said Trustee Chair Josh Gerth. “Due to the immense amount of pre-planning, including coordinating sponsors, participants, and logistics with closing Beechmont Avenue, we simply can't wait any longer to see what changes ma... Read More

Anderson Township officials are working closely with the Hamilton County Public Health Department and State/local emergency management agencies to monitor and respond to developments surrounding the spread of COVID-19. Although there are no known cases in Hamilton County, Anderson Township officials are actively implementing Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s recommendations to stop the spread of COVID-19 and his order banning mass gatherings of people.  These preventive measures include... Read More