Ross Township

05/26/2026

NEWS RELEASE

Tuesday, May 26, 2026

For Immediate Release

Road Closings and Latest News on our website: https://www.bceo.org/news/



TIMBERMAN ROAD CLOSING

Ross Township

The Butler County Engineer's Office reports that Timberman Road will close 0.5 miles east of Hamilton New London Road and one mile west of Smith Road for a culvert installation by Ross Township crews beginning Monday, June 1, 2026. The road will be closed to all through traffic and is tentatively scheduled to reopen on June 5, 2026.

Detour: Northbound Timberman Road traffic will detour northeast on Smith Road, west on Warvel Road, and southwest on Hamilton New London Road. Southbound traffic will reverse this route.



Motorists are encouraged to check the BCEO website as well as Facebook and X , for possible date and status changes concerning this and other closures/advisories.

For more information, contact:

Paul Bulach, Ross Twp Road Superintendent

513-863-2337

[email protected]

Nightly Lane & Ramp Closures on SR129 & Liberty Interchange begins Monday, December 5 (REVISED) December 01, 2022 Read More

05/19/2026

Did You Know...the following MetroParks of Butler County parks are located in Ross Township?

Forest Run MetroPark — 1810 New London Rd., Hamilton. This 342-acre park includes hiking and biking trails, fishing, wetlands, prairie areas, and playgrounds.
Timberman Ridge MetroPark — 1976 Timberman Rd., Hamilton. A 173-acre conservation-focused park with restored prairie, wetlands, and a multi-purpose trail.
Green Heron MetroPark — 2161 New London Road., Hamilton. A smaller 46-acre nature park and trail corridor along Indian Creek with scenic overlooks and walking trails.

Visit https://www.yourmetroparks.net/ for more information.

With 14 parks and over 5,000 acres, MetroParks of Butler County is the county's largest greenspace provider. We'll see you out in the parks!

05/14/2026

Hamilton New London Rd will close for 2 weeks starting next Monday. See details & detour here: https://www.bceo.org/news/2026/05/hamilton-new-london-rd-closes-for-2-weeks-starting-may-18/
Ross Township

05/13/2026

The next regular meeting of the Ross Township Board of Trustees will be conducted on Thursday, May 21, 2026. The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m. at the Ross Township Government Center, 4055 Hamilton Cleves Road, Fairfield, Ohio. Please contact the Administration Office at (513) 863-2337 ext. 111 if you have any questions.

05/12/2026

Did You Know...Ross Twp. is under the jurisdiction of the Butler County Building and Zoning regulations? All construction of permanent outbuildings, garages, pole barns and home additions require building permits and must comply with Butler County Zoning regulations. Zoning violations, which may include excessive vegetation, accumulated debris, junk motor vehicles, fences, the storage of boats, campers and trailers, must be brought to the attention of the zoning inspector for enforcement.
Residents may call 513-887-3205 for answering of questions or assistance.

05/07/2026

A special thank you to everyone who continues to support our department and the work we do each day. Your words of appreciation mean a lot to our crews and remind us why we are proud to serve this community. ❤️🚒

Thank you for your continued support!

05/07/2026

Reminder - the Ross Twp. Board of Trustees regular meeting has been re-scheduled from May 7, 2026, to May 21, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at the Ross Twp. Administration Building. The work session has been rescheduled from May 21, 2026 to May 12, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at Ross Twp. Fire St. 102, 1308 Ross Millville Rd. This will be a high-level operations drill. The work session will be open to the public, however, there will be no public participation. The work session will not be recorded. The Board of Trustees will also be conducting a special meeting on May 12, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. at Ross Twp. Fire St. 102. The purpose of the special meeting is to enter executive session to discuss personnel. There will be no public participation during the special meeting. The special meeting will not be recorded.

05/05/2026

🚒 **Why a levy renewal now?**

We’ve heard the question, and we want to be transparent.

The current Fire & EMS levy on the ballot is **not a new tax** — it is a **renewal of existing funding** that helps Ross Fire Department maintain the level of service our community already depends on.

✅ Maintains current staffing and response levels
✅ Keeps Fire & EMS services stable and reliable
✅ Helps avoid cuts that could impact response times
✅ **NO TAX INCREASE from the renewal**

This renewal does not expand services or increase taxes — it helps keep us where we are today.

Questions? Reach out, stop by the station, or talk with our firefighters. We’re here to serve.