Sutton Road will be closed between the I-275 Overpass (Two Mile Road) and Eversole Road, beginning December 1, 2025, through January 22, 2026 (weather permitting).  This will allow for the construction of a new water main, according to the Hamilton County Engineer’s Office. For this phase of work, the detour will be routed from Sutton Road to Four Mile Road to Kellogg Road, vice versa. Future phases of the water main replacement (to the north of Eversole) will take place in 2026. Th... Read More about Sutton Road Closure – Between I-275 Overpass and Eversole Road

During this holiday season, are you looking for a place to give? The annual township effort called Stuff the Medic collects toys and non-perishable food items for Interparish Ministries. The collection runs through December 6. The Anderson Township Fire and Rescue Department is collecting the new, unwrapped toys and food to be donated to the ministry in Withamsville. Thanks to the support of our amazing communities, we once again surpassed 1,000 donations in 2024, with a total of 1,055 toys ... Read More about Stuff the Medic This Season

Start your holiday fun at the Anderson Towne Center on Saturday, Dec. 6, as the Anderson Holiday Fest returns. The streetscape of the center is lit up and full of activities, along with entertainment, seasonal festivities, and an opportunity to visit with Santa. The family-friendly event kicks off at 4 p.m. and Santa arrives at 4:15 p.m. on a township fire engine. Children are welcome to visit him throughout the evening. Additionally, stay and ring in the season with outdoor entertainment as l... Read More about Anderson Holiday Fest Scheduled for December 6

Anderson Township is pleased to announce that after years of planning, design and construction, the Elstun Trail connection from Beechmont Avenue/Elstun Road to the Little Miami Scenic Trail has been completed. The trail links the hundreds of households and businesses in the Skytop area of Anderson Township, as well as Mt. Washington, to the Little Miami Scenic Trail and to nearby trail segments, including the Ohio River Trail and the trail systems at Lunken Airport and the Otto Armleder Memori... Read More about Elstun Trail Complete!

For the last few months, political signs have dotted the township’s landscape. After November 4, many of them will likely end up in the trash at the curb. Anderson Township is working with the Cincinnati Recycling & ReUse Hub to offer a way for all temporary signs and metal stakes to be recycled instead of ending up in the landfill. Volunteers with the Township’s Anderson Plan Implementation Committee’s recycling subcommittee have organized a sign drop-off at the townsh... Read More about Recycle Your Political Signs After Election!