The May 4th Trustee meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. with an Executive Session for interviews.
 Welcome Jonathan D. Wheeler, Hamilton Township Police Chief !
The Hamilton Township Trustees are pleased to announce the unanimous appointment of Jonathan D. Wheeler as the next Hamilton Township Police Chief. Mr. Wheeler is currently a Lieutenant with the Springboro Division of Police, Springboro, Ohio.
Mr. Wheeler’s official employment and pinning ceremony will take place at a special meeting at 7:00PM on May 11th, 2011 at the Hamilton Township Administration Building.
All employees and the public are encouraged to attend the proceedings and meet Mr. Wheeler at a reception afterwards.
The Hamilton Township Trustees want to publically thank Major Scott Carlton for his leadership during the interim period. The Major’s duties will resume on May 11th as the Assistant Chief and his rank will remain the same.
Know where you live !!!
There seems to be a consensus that if your address says it is Morrow, Ohio; Loveland, Ohio, South Lebanon, Ohio; Goshen, Ohio; or Maineville, Ohio that you live in those areas. These are your postal delivery areas ONLY. They are not where you really live.
The Township would like for you to know where you actually live, since the Township’s road funding from State and a lot of funding that comes from the Federal level is calculated as per capita, or population. This is also true when you renew your vehicle license each year. There is $5.00 of every vehicle license fee that is returned to the Township each year to help with road maintenance. If you do not know where you live, other than to give your postal address that $5.00 will go to the village or city that you receive your mail from and the Township receives nothing.
There are many homes that are actually located within the boundaries of Hamilton Township and receive their mail from another village or city, including Maineville, Morrow, South Lebanon, Goshen, and Loveland.
You receive a property tax bill in February and July of each year and that bill will also tell you where your property is located. It will either mention the village you are in or it will say Hamilton Township. Please check this on your bill.
It is imperative that you know the difference, in order for Hamilton Township to receive the proper funding to help maintain the roads and other areas from the extra $5.00 that you spend for your license plates each year.
If you are not sure which area you are in PLEASE contact the Township, at 513-683-8520; the County Auditors Office at 513-925-235; or the Board of Elections at 513-925-1359.
There are also maps that you can pick up at the Township to tell you what area you are in.
Please make an effort to know where you live, so that you can benefit from your spending's.
Interested in locating a business in Hamilton Township? Check out our Economic Development Handbook for demographic information, utility location, zoning maps and other relevant information.
Please click here for additional updates throughout Hamilton Township at the Warren County Engineer's web site or contact our Administration Building at (513) 683-8520 for details.
* New Residents *
If you have recently moved into Hamilton Township please stop at the Administration Building located at 7780 South State Route 48 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to pick up your welcome bag full of Township information and coupons.
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