News

Deputy Chief Scott Kujawa has been selected as the next fire chief, to succeed Chief Bill Gaul.

Public Works crews are prepared for winter storms.

The former Hithergreen Center will be turned into a park thanks to a $558,000 grant.

The Ohio Parks and Recreation Association has selected our Recreation Department for a first place Award of Excellence.

Centerville-Washington Township's five public entities are teaming up to introduce the "We Support Safe Communities" program.

Residents are invited to apply for an open seat on the five-member Zoning Commission.

McEwen Road has reopened following bridge repair by Montgomery County.

Three fire stations get diesel exhaust direct source capture systems that reduce firefighter exposure to diesel fumes.

Residents who want to safely dispose of old medications have a new option – a drug drop-off box at the government center.

It's time for Montgomery County's property tax revaluation, so you may see an unknown car in your neighborhood.

About 70 people at the Washington Township Businesses Breakfast networked and received township updates.

The Fire Department has set its sights on hiring 12 full-time firefighters to help fill a staffing gap.

A recycling and litter prevention initiative for the Recreation Department has gotten a kick-start with a grant.

Whether she’s cleaning up wetlands or raising funds for a homeless shelter, Sanjana Yerubandi has community service in mind.

Retired Centerville City Schools Superintendent Gary Smiga has been selected to fill the unexpired term of Tom Zobrist who retires April 1 as Washington Township fiscal officer.

Six Washington Township employees have been recognized for their outstanding contributions with the Employee Award of Excellence.

Two Washington Township trustees -- one new and the other returning -- were sworn in to office at the first trustee meeting of the year. Sharon Lowry received the oath of office for her first term and Scott Paulson for his third.