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Two graduating seniors were recognized with scholarships for their dedication to service in our community.

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Battalion Fire Chief Joel Holbrook and Fire Lieutenant Tony Carusone received designations that place them in an elite group.

The latest edition of the Quarterly newsletter is here.

Serving you yesterday, today and tomorrow.

The station will replace the oldest fire station in the Township.

Starting in March, the Montgomery County Engineer’s Office is planning to replace a structurally deficient bridge located on Whipp Road near Seton Hill Street.

Local businesses, family events, community involvement and so much more.

Immediate past president Sharon Lowry speaks to what an extraordinary year 2020 was.

Read the latest edition of the Township Quarterly

Updates in response to COVID-19.

Our community lost an incredible leader this year in the passing of former Township Trustee Joyce Young. Friends, family, and colleagues have contributed quotes and photos to share with our community to remember Joyce and honor her legacy.

Woodland Lights decorations and vignettes were on display at twenty different locations throughout the Township in December. Residents were encouraged to visit their favorite displays, make new memories together and share the light.

Leaf collection has ended for 2020.

Two township employees and one township business was recognized from the Montgomery County Township Association.

Washington Township has earned an “unqualified audit”, the highest rating presented from the Auditor of State.

Thank you to everyone who attended the 2020 Business Breakfast! We look forward to seeing you next year.

Deputy Travis Carter and Lt. Jeff Joseph were both award recipients.

Construction is complete on the Alex Bell Rd. bridge.

Washington Township gets a branding refresh.

Residents went behind the scenes for virtual tours of our five fire stations.

As our Rec Center reopens to the public, the health and safety of our community and staff is our number one priority.

Saturday October 31 from 6-8 pm is Beggar's Night in Washington Township, including Centerville.

Three fire officers have achieved the Chief Fire Officer designation, placing them in an elite group.

Abdullah Nasir, the township’s 18th annual Community Service Award recipient, has volunteered for numerous local charities.

Seven employees have received the Employee Award of Excellence for outstanding contributions to the township.

The Seton Hill project is now complete.

A legacy in historic preservation will be honored at the CW Foundation's Annual Founders Event on October 1.

Nearly eight miles of road have been resurfaced as part of the 2020 Street Improvement Program.

The newest residential project in Washington Township is Washington Glen which was approved in May.

Thank you to our residents who approved a 2.3-mill police services replacement levy on the spring primary ballot.

Find resources for local businesses, including permits, OSHA requirements and more.

What to expect when your township paramedics respond during an outbreak.

STAR Program earns the Annual Award for Innovation in Local Government.

Your participation in the 2020 Census is vital for many reasons. Learn more on our 2020 Census page.

Arti & Hemant Garg are recognized by OPRA as Citizens of the Year for their fundraising efforts.

The recreation department has been honored for its sensory-friendly performance of Frozen Jr. at Town Hall Theatre.

The 2019 State of the Township Address was delivered by 2019 Trustee President Dale Berry.

Thank you to the Centerville-Washington Foundation for its grant to replace our community resource trailer.

The township is embarking on an update to its Community Land Use Plan which guides development and redevelopment.

The fire suppression provided to residents of Centerville/Washington Township has earned one of the two highest ratings.