What improvements or ideas do you have to make Anderson Township a better place to live, work and play? Come be part of the update to Anderson’s Comprehensive Plan, the guiding document used to make many upgrades in our community. Community engagement groups are meeting all through the summer to discuss housing, culture and community assets, and economic development.  A variety of formats are offered for your convenience.  Attend an open house or provide your ideas at speci... Read More about Share Your Ideas About Anderson Township!

As the Sutton Road Improvement Project continues, the Hamilton County Engineer's Office announced that a portion of Sutton will be closed from Monday, May 11, through Thursday, May 28. Sutton Road between Kellogg Road and Eversole Road will be closed for pavement repairs and resurfacing. The detour is Sutton Road to Kellogg Road, then to Four Mile, then back to Sutton and vice versa. Project work on Sutton is expected to be complete by late June. Read More about Partial Sutton Road Closure Planned for May 11-May 28

Anderson Township joins the USA in celebrating America 250, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Join in the festivities by participating in the Anderson Township Independence Day Parade, scheduled for 10 a.m., on Saturday, July 4. Create fun summer memories, or showcase your organization, business or neighborhood to nearly 10,000 spectators of the township’s annual Independence Day Parade. We’re looking for creative new entries! The parade fol... Read More about Celebrating America 250! Online Parade Entries Open April 21!

After the historic 1997 flood, Anderson Township partnered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to initiate the public acquisition of flood-prone structures and properties along the Little Miami River.  This spawned a now, nearly three-decade long program, where the Township has acquired and preserved numerous floodplain areas in Old Fort, off Debolt Road in the northwestern part of Anderson Township.  Over that time, there has been a growing interest in Anderson Townsh... Read More about Old Fort / Little Miami River Open Space Planning

Anderson Township has begun its 2026 curb and sidewalk repair program.  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 installa... Read More about Anderson Township Biannual Curb & Sidewalk Construction Begins