Anderson Township voters will see a public safety levy on the ballot when they go to the polls this fall on November 5. After a year of discussion and research, Anderson Township Trustees voted at their July 18 board meeting to place a 3.3 mill levy before voters. The monthly increase in taxes based on a $200,000 home for 3.3 mills is $19.25. Trustees indicated the move was necessary to meet growing needs in public safety as calls for services in fire, rescue and law enforcement trend... Read More about Public Safety Levy to Appear on Fall Ballot

The Anderson Township Fire and Rescue Department invites you to help “Stuff the Medic Unit” to provide holiday toys for Inter Parish Ministries in Mt. Carmel. To participate, stop by the Beechmont Fire Station, 7954 Beechmont Ave., with a new, unwrapped toy and place a donation in the ambulance. Again this year, the department is collecting non-perishable food items. Last year’s drive netted more than 1,060 toys and non-perishable food items. Donations may also be dropped of... Read More about Holiday Toy Drive Ready for Your Donations

Want to give back to your community? Your help is needed to make Anderson Township an even better place to live! Invest your talents and time in working on recycling, workforce development, mobility, green corridor connections and zoning issues. Township trustees appoint these committees for a specific purpose and have a one-year term:  · Anderson Plan Implementation Committee-This year this new committee has assessed the 50 initiatives of the adopted Comprehensive Plan Update... Read More about Volunteer! Lots of Ways to Give Back in Anderson Township

Signs grab your attention, call for action and inform. But too many of them, set in locations that obstruct or cause distraction, can be a safety problem for a community and counteract beautification efforts.  Yes, temporary signs (including political yard signs) are allowed here, but there are rules surrounding their use. Based largely on citizen requests, these rules were enhanced prior to 2010 to add restrictions regarding temporary signs to help reduce clutter.  However, the need... Read More about Enforcement of Temporary Sign Rules Helps Clear the Visual Clutter

Anderson Township's 2024 curb and sidewalk repair program is in full swing. The first step, saw cutting of curbs is underway or will soon begin on select streets. The process will take two to three weeks. Residents can expect minimal disruption during this time and “No Parking” signs will be posted 24 hours in advance. The major construction activity associated with the curb project is projected to start in April and continue through summer, during the removal and installation pro... Read More about Anderson Township Biannual Curb and Sidewalk Construction Begins