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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SOCIAL MEDIA COMMENTS POLICY

DEFINITION
Social media is defined as any web application, site or account offered by Washington Township that facilitates the sharing of opinions and information about township-related subjects and issues. PURPOSE
Washington Township offers social media tools for educational, cultural, civic and recreational purposes. These tools provide a limited (or designated) public forum to facilitate the sharing of ideas, opinions, and information about township-related subjects and issues. Washington Township social media is intended to create a welcoming and inviting online space where users can interact with other interested citizens and township staff for civic engagement. The opinions expressed by individuals using Washington Township social media, except as specifically noted, are those of the individual authors. Views presented in these forums do not necessarily represent the views or policies of, or endorsement by, Washington Township. RULES FOR COMMENTING

Comments are moderated by Township staff which reserves the right to remove comments or content that are unlawful or off topic. Posts containing the following are against Township rules and will be deleted before posting or removed by Township staff:

1. Copyright violations;
2. Solicitations of commerce;
3. Off topic comments unrelated to the particular social medium article being commented upon;
4. Off topic comments unrelated to the overall topic of the page;
5. Comments in support of or in opposition to political campaigns or ballot measures;
6. Comments that promote particular services, products, or political organizations;
7. Personally identifiable medical information;
8. Commercial material/spam;
9. Duplicated posts from the same individual;
10. Obscene posts or profane language and content;
11. Sexual content or links to sexual content;
12. Conduct or encouragement of illegal activity;
13. Defamatory, abusive, harassing, stalking, or threatening comments or content;
14. Comments or content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, religion, age, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or mental disability, or sexual orientation;
15. Comments, content, or information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems;
16. Libelous comments;
17. Comments or content that violates a legal ownership interest of any other individual or entity;
18. Comments that violate the privacy rights of others;
19. Links to other web pages

By choosing to comment, social media users agree to the foregoing rules. The Township reserves the right to restrict or remove any content that is deemed in violation of this social media policy or any applicable law. The Township further reserves the right to amend or modify this policy at any time.

Thank you to all the business leaders and community partners who joined us this morning for our annual Business Breakfas...
10/23/2026

Thank you to all the business leaders and community partners who joined us this morning for our annual Business Breakfast! We hope each of you made a connection with another business, resource organization, or Township representative that could be helpful to your business.

We are also grateful to our guest speakers and resource tables from the Business First! For a Greater Dayton Region, Centerville City Schools, City of Centerville, Ohio-Government, Dayton Development Coalition, The Entrepreneurs Center, Heart of Centerville, Montgomery County, Ohio, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Dayton Ohio, OhioMeansJobs, Sinclair College, Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education - SOCHE, South Metro Regional Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Small Business Administration, Washington-Centerville Public Library, and Washington Township Fire Department.

10/23/2026
This Saturday marks National Prescription Drug Take Back Day — it's a good reminder to check for old or unwanted medicat...
10/23/2026

This Saturday marks National Prescription Drug Take Back Day — it's a good reminder to check for old or unwanted medications in your home! Did you know Washington Township offers three ways to safely dispose of medications?

1️⃣ Use the drug drop off box in the lobby of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Substation, 8190 McEwen Road. The lobby is open 8 am-4 pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Remember, loose pills should be placed in a sealed snack bag.

2️⃣ MCSO also has drug deactivation and disposal bags available in the lobby. You can pick these up for free and take them home to use later.

3️⃣ Watch for Township announcements about our 2027 Super Saturday events. These free drive-through events offer secure document shredding and medication disposal.

🔗 More details: www.washingtontwp.org/services/police/medication_disposal

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office shared this warning about a scam involving fraudulent phone calls related to jury...
10/22/2026

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office shared this warning about a scam involving fraudulent phone calls related to jury duty and court appearances. These scams have been reported with increasing frequency and are targeting individuals across the region.

⚠️ Be cautious of unsolicited calls requesting immediate payment or personal information.
🔎 If something feels suspicious, take time to verify information through official sources.
🗣️ Talk with family, friends, and neighbors about these scams.

Montgomery County Sheriff Rob Streck is warning residents about a scam currently circulating in the community involving fraudulent phone calls related to jury duty and court appearances. These scams have been reported with increasing frequency and are targeting individuals across the region.
In this scam, callers pose as employees of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) and claim the resident has missed jury duty or a scheduled court appearance. The caller then tells the victim they must pay a fine immediately to avoid arrest.

Victims are often pressured to make payments through platforms such as PayPal, Apple Pay, money orders, bitcoin ATMs, or other electronic methods. Scammers frequently use caller ID spoofing to make it appear the call is coming directly from the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. In some cases, they are also using the real names of MCSO employees to make the calls seem more legitimate.

"These calls are designed to create fear and pressure residents into acting quickly," said Sheriff Rob Streck. "The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office will never contact you by phone to demand payment or threaten arrest for missed jury duty or court matters."

Residents are encouraged to be cautious of any unsolicited calls requesting immediate payment or personal information. If something feels suspicious, individuals should take time to verify the information through official sources. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office encourages residents to remain vigilant and to talk with family, friends, and neighbors about these scams, as awareness is one of the most effective ways to prevent victimization.

Have you seen our Community Oriented Policing (COP) Deputy Kidwell out at local Halloween events?Learn how our COP and o...
10/21/2026

Have you seen our Community Oriented Policing (COP) Deputy Kidwell out at local Halloween events?

Learn how our COP and other deputies assigned to Washington Township can help your family or business with crime prevention efforts: www.washingtontwp.org/services/police/community_involvement

10/20/2026

This November's forecast calls for a festive Uptown Holiday Concert at Town Hall Theatre. Tickets are just $12 and are available now at centervilleohio.gov/tickets. The concert will have two shows: 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

The family-friendly production will feature special appearances and performances from beloved princesses and Christmas favorites brought to life by The Fairy Godmother Events. The concerts will also showcase local musical talent, including Ashley Martin, the Mabarak Family, Lina Lamboy and Lila Malcolm.

Grab the kids and join us in Uptown on Thursday night (October 22) for Uptown Shop or Treat! Shops and restaurants will ...
10/20/2026

Grab the kids and join us in Uptown on Thursday night (October 22) for Uptown Shop or Treat! Shops and restaurants will turn into trick-or-treat stops. Plus, .ohio will have characters at spots throughout Uptown.

Join us from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. and make sure you take a look at the event map too (link below).

Are you thinking more about your heating bills now that the nights are getting colder?Just a reminder that Washington To...
10/20/2026

Are you thinking more about your heating bills now that the nights are getting colder?

Just a reminder that Washington Township residents and small businesses are able to join our electric aggregation program at any time. Our supply rate is fixed at $0.09999 (or 9.99 cents) per kWh through May 2028.

At this time of year, we often receive questions about all-electric homes because the standard AES rate for these homes may be less expensive than the aggregation rate. You are allowed to opt out or reenroll in the Township's aggregation program at any time, without penalty.

To enroll or opt out of Washington Township's electric aggregation program, please contact Energy Alliances at 513-794-5555 or www.energyalliances.com.

More questions and answers: www.washingtontwp.org/aggregation

Fall has arrived and so has one of Public Works’ busiest seasons!Leaf collection in Washington Township is scheduled to ...
10/19/2026

Fall has arrived and so has one of Public Works’ busiest seasons!

Leaf collection in Washington Township is scheduled to begin next Monday, October 26, starting with Route 1 and then continuing through each route. Since most leaves are still on the trees, crews will move quickly through routes at first. They typically make 4-5 passes through each route until all leaves are picked up.

How can you help?

💻 Check www.washingtontwp.org/leaves so you know your route.
🍂 Rake leaves to the edge of the street (not on the street).
✔️ Long narrow piles are best so they can be reached from the street.
❌ Do not bag leaves.
🪵 Keep leaf piles free of sticks and other yard debris. These piles will not be picked up.
💦 Keep piles away from storm drains and parked cars.
🤸‍♂️ Do not allow children to play in leaf piles.
🚗 Avoid parking on or near leaf piles. It’s difficult for crews to work around vehicles.

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8200 McEwen Road
Centerville, OH
45458

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+19374330152

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