News

Leaf collection begins begins Monday, October 21, and runs through the first week in December. During that time, our leaf collection page provides updates about where crews are working so that you can plan your leaf raking chores.

The path to holiday fun opens for a month of lights and festival activities.

Nearly 80 business leaders and township representatives met at Rec West for the township's annual Business Breakfast.

Elfred Anthony Pinkard, president of Wilberforce University, will speak at the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast.

Mad River Road is now open, following a bridge reconstruction project.

A total of 14 residential properties have been recognized with 2019 Beautification Awards.

Gebhart Road near Oak Grove Park has been widened and improved.

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

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

Redevelopment is attracting new tenants to the Yankee Station retail center.

New Bike Route 12 offers a safe and easy route.

Road construction is taking place on Paragon Road north of Social Row as part of the Randall Residence Development.

Twenty township streets are being resurfaced and nearly 16,000 feet of curb replaced this year.

Voters approved a 2.85-mill Fire & EMS Levy in May.

The 17th annual recipient, Jamal Pracha, is known for asking "how can I help?"

Deputy Chief Scott Kujawa assumed leadership in March of the Washington Township Fire Department.

Super Service Saturday offers three popular services -- document shredding, drug drop off and child safety seat checks.

Our community has earned a second state-level award for the Rec West Enrichment Center -- this one from OCMA

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

Community collaborations topped the list of achievements in 2018.

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

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