Springfield Township

Springfield Township Springfield Township, Hamilton County Ohio
The centermost point in Hamilton County.
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Founded in 1795, Springfield Township covers 16 square miles and has a population of 39,755 resident's (2000) census. The tree-lined, picturesque streets of Springfield Township include many diverse and unique neighborhoods, such as:

* Edgemont
* Finneytown
* Glencoe
* Golfway
* Hollydale
* Lexington Heights
* New Burlington
* Pleasant Run Farms
* Seven Hills

* Skyline Acres
* Valleydale
* West College Hill

The Township is home to Winton Woods, one of the biggest of the Hamilton County Parks, but also offers recreational opportunities on eight tennis courts, 29 ball fields, 14 soccer fields and two basketball courts. Convenient access to I-71 and I-75 via the new Cross County Highway facilitates travel about Greater Cincinnati and beyond.

Congratulations Springfield Township residents! In 2025, we diverted 1780.13 tons of material from going to landfill! Re...
06/03/2026

Congratulations Springfield Township residents! In 2025, we diverted 1780.13 tons of material from going to landfill! Residents saved resources, conserved energy, and reduced pollution by recycling.

The Township has been awarded a grant of $26,914.62 from Hamilton County Recycling Resource based on this achievement. This money will be used to fund the NeatStreets program, and pay workers to pick up litter and garbage from the 92 miles of road maintained by Springfield Township.

06/03/2026
Thank you to the Springfield Township Fire Department for hosting CPR training for the  summer camp counselors!
05/29/2026

Thank you to the Springfield Township Fire Department for hosting CPR training for the summer camp counselors!

Who do the paramedics call when they need a doctor’s guidance in the field? Ours call Dr. Thomas E. Charlton, Ohio EMS M...
05/26/2026

Who do the paramedics call when they need a doctor’s guidance in the field? Ours call Dr. Thomas E. Charlton, Ohio EMS Medical Director of the Year!

Dr. Charlton has served as the Medical Director for the Springfield Township Fire Department in Cincinnati, Ohio, since 2016. At the time of his appointment, he was the Regional Medical Director of ER Physicians for the Mercy Health Care System in Cincinnati. He is currently employed by Optum Health.

Throughout his tenure, Dr. Charlton has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence in Emergency Medical Services and to the professional development of EMTs and Paramedics. What truly sets him apart from other medical directors is his personal investment in our personnel. He knows each EMT and Paramedic individually and makes himself available to them 24 hours a day, seven days a week. As a mentor, advisor, and physician leader, his accessibility and genuine concern for our members are unmatched.

Dr. Chartlon has had a profound and lasting influence on every aspect of our EMS operations, including personnel selection and testing, quality assurance, protocol compliance, investigations, policy and procedure development, EMS equipment selection, ambulance specifications, coordination with regulatory agencies, budgeting, and strategic planning.

Dr. Charlton is deeply involved in the Springfield Township Fire Department’s EMS Training Division. He provides direction and oversight for Paramedic and EMT refresher courses as well as mandatory shift training, ensuring that continuing education is meaningful, effective, and accessible, while consistently maintaining the highest clinical standards.

Beyond our department, Dr. Charlton has served as a member of the Greater Cincinnati Academy of Medicine Protocol Committee for nine years and is currently the Chairman of the Tri-State Academy of Medicine Protocol Committee. He also serves on the Ohio CARES Board, along with several other State of Ohio EMS committees, allowing his expertise to positively influence EMS care well beyond our local jurisdiction.

Dr. Charlton also serves as the Medical Director for the Tri-State Peer Support Group. This organization has made significant strides in improving mental health resources for firefighters and EMS professionals throughout the region.

Dr. Charlton’s leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to EMS providers and the communities they serve exemplify the very best qualities of an EMS Medical Director.

Learn more about Dr. Charlton at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgkMzz05Gec

Take a look at the upcoming closures that may affect your driving routes this weekend!
05/26/2026

Take a look at the upcoming closures that may affect your driving routes this weekend!

CINCINNATI DRIVERS: 🚧Full closure of I-75 North through the Lockland Split scheduled next weekend, beginning at 11pm Friday, 5/29, and continuing until 5am Monday, 6/1.
🚘Detour will be SR 126/Ronald Reagan Highway exit to SR 126 East, I-71 North and I-275 West.
📌Get more information at: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/OHDOT/bulletins/41887ce

05/23/2026

UPDATE: Miles Road has reopened.

⚠️ MILES ROAD is closed from Mill Road to Southshore Drive due to high water. ⚠️

We will update this post when the road is reopened.

05/20/2026

SRO Summe brings us on a vest tour! Watch as he steps us through what a school resource officer keeps on his vest. Other officers may have different items, like two radios: one for the Township, and one for the county!

05/19/2026

Happy National EMS Week to our incredible EMS providers in the Springfield Township Fire Department!

Address

Cincinnati, OH
45231

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15135221410

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