If your 2026 resolutions include a commitment to “give back” by volunteering, there are several ways to help Anderson Township, for community events or on your own schedule. Anderson Township created an ongoing “Volunteer Corps” for individuals who want to help with township events. Options through the corps include assisting with the Anderson History and Garden Tour, the July 4th parade, township cleanup events, the December holiday festival, and other events and progra... Read More about Want to Volunteer Locally? Here Are Current Opportunities

Anderson residents now have a convenient option to recycle unused prescription pill bottles. A prescription pill bottle recycling station has been installed inside the lobby of the Anderson Township District 5 substation of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, 7954 Beechmont Ave. The free service is a project of Anderson’s recycling subcommittee of the Anderson Plan Implementation Committee. Bottles will be sanitized at the Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub before reuse by Mat... Read More about Recycle Prescription Pill Bottles at Sheriff’s Office

Everything Anderson Township is explored in our updated new resident magazine, a colorful 34-page guide to important events and services in the community. Anderson shines in this publication, sharing details about the many reasons why our community continually rates high in quality of life issues in the Cincinnati area. Hard copies are available at no cost at Anderson Center, 7850 Five Mile Road. Have a friend considering moving to the area? Send a digital copy to someone or download one for yo... Read More about Welcome New and Prospective Residents!

The Hamilton County Engineer’s Office is leading a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan with partner agencies to improve traffic safety on Hamilton County maintained roads and county/township intersections.  The goal is simple (and important) … reduce serious crashes and work toward eliminating traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries. You can help by taking a quick survey HERE. Hamilton County is seeking to identify the safety concerns when traveling on County maintained ... Read More about Help the Hamilton County Engineer’s Office Improve Safety

Waterline work on Sutton Road continues to progress; however, this winter's snow and cold temperatures impacted the previously posted road closure period. The Hamilton County Engineer's Office has announced that Sutton Road, between Two Mile Road and Eversole Road, will remain CLOSED through March 11, 2026, weather permitting. For this phase of work, the detour will be from Sutton Road to Kellogg Road, then to Four Mile Road, then back to Sutton Road, and vice versa.  The Hamilton County ... Read More about UPDATE (2/23/26) Sutton Road Closure – Between Two Mile Road and Eversole Road