Clinton County Municipal Court Community Service

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The Clinton County Municipal Court Community Service Program and Jail Administered Community Service (JACS) Program administered by Judge David Henry, gives misdemeanor offenders a chance to give back and make a positive impact in our community.

This week, the crews were back at it once again! We spent time w**ding several cemeteries, clearing brush, and lending a...
06/13/2026

This week, the crews were back at it once again! We spent time w**ding several cemeteries, clearing brush, and lending a hand to a local church in Sabina.

While working in one of the cemeteries, we came across a damaged headstone. The top section had fallen off and was lying on the ground. A couple of the guys took it upon themselves to carefully lift it back into place where it belonged. If you’ve ever wondered how heavy an old piece of granite can be, trust us—it was heavy! 💪🏼 Great job, guys!

While assisting at the church, the ladies of the congregation were kind enough to prepare and bring lunch for the crew. Everything was delicious, especially the butter pecan cake with homemade icing! We sincerely appreciate their generosity and hospitality.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support these efforts. Have a great weekend!

After sharing our recent cemetery cleanup project, we received an overwhelming amount of public support, along with info...
06/10/2026

After sharing our recent cemetery cleanup project, we received an overwhelming amount of public support, along with information about several other small, forgotten cemeteries throughout the county.

One gentleman contacted us with information about the Johns Cemetery in the area of State Route 68 South. He provided a contact for a neighboring property owner, who then directed us to the farm bordering the cemetery. Because the cemetery is completely surrounded by private property with no public access, we were grateful that the landowner granted our crews permission to cross his property to reach and begin restoring the approximately half-acre cemetery.

Work began today, and it has been incredible to uncover another piece of our county’s history. There is information suggesting that a Revolutionary War soldier may be buried there. We have reached out to the local historical society for assistance in identifying and verifying that possibility.

As the photos show, there is still a significant amount of work ahead of us, but it is rewarding to watch our crews take pride in preserving these historic sites and honoring those who came before us. Seeing history emerge from years of overgrowth has been a truly special experience.

Thank you to everyone who has offered kind words, encouragement, and historical information. We make sure to share your comments with our workers, and they greatly appreciate the support.

We will continue working on this site as time and resources allow, and we look forward to sharing our progress. We hope you enjoy learning about the history of our county as much as we enjoy discovering and preserving it.

Over the past couple of weeks, our crews have continued working hard to improve areas throughout the county. In addition...
06/05/2026

Over the past couple of weeks, our crews have continued working hard to improve areas throughout the county. In addition to ongoing maintenance at local cemeteries, we’ve spent time trimming vegetation along bike paths and clearing w**ds and brush from guardrails to help improve safety and appearance.

We take pride in keeping our county looking its best and appreciate the support of our community as these efforts continue. Thank you to our crews for their dedication and hard work! 🚜🌱💪

As our crews were working throughout the county, we received word about an old cemetery that had largely been forgotten....
06/04/2026

As our crews were working throughout the county, we received word about an old cemetery that had largely been forgotten. Located on private property, we were able to find and access the site thanks to the generosity of the property owners.

After clearing away the overgrown w**ds, we uncovered several graves and learned that some of the individuals buried there were born in the 1700s. It’s a fascinating piece of local history and a reminder of the generations who came before us.

The property owners have graciously given us permission to return periodically to keep the area maintained and prevent it from becoming overgrown again. We hope this small effort helps preserve an important part of our county’s history for years to come.

A huge thank you to the property owners for allowing us access and for helping make this project possible. Your support is greatly appreciated!

Over the past couple of weeks, our crews have been hard at work helping to prepare local cemeteries for Memorial Day. Th...
05/21/2026

Over the past couple of weeks, our crews have been hard at work helping to prepare local cemeteries for Memorial Day. This morning, we wrapped up another cemetery before moving on to cut down w**ds at the intersection of Ogden and Halpin Road to improve visibility around the curve and help keep the area safer for motorists.

As Memorial Day approaches, we encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect on the brave men and women who gave their lives defending our freedoms. Their sacrifice and service will never be forgotten, and we owe them a tremendous debt of gratitude.

Yesterday, our crews had the privilege of assisting with placing fresh flags on the graves service members. With Memoria...
05/12/2026

Yesterday, our crews had the privilege of assisting with placing fresh flags on the graves service members. With Memorial Day quickly approaching, it serves as an important reminder that the freedoms we enjoy each day came at a tremendous cost.

We owe a lasting debt of gratitude to all who have served our country, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our freedoms. It was an honor for our crews to play a small part in helping remember and honor these heroes. 🇺🇸

Sorry we’ve been a little quiet lately. We were only able to get one day in last week due to an out-of-town conference. ...
05/05/2026

Sorry we’ve been a little quiet lately. We were only able to get one day in last week due to an out-of-town conference. Before we left, the crew did manage to squeeze in some trimming at Antioch Cemetery.

This week, though, we’ve been back at it the past two days. Yesterday morning we were in Blanchester assisting the Police Department with building a backstop for their range—adding another important layer of safety during training. We’re calling it “The Great Wall of Blanchester!!” 😂

After that, the crew headed over to help the Wilmington Service Garage, trimming around trees and signage along Rombach and David’s Drive.

Today, JACS was at the Jefferson Township Cemetery in Westboro, working hard to trim around all the headstones and keep the grounds looking respectful and well maintained.

As always, we’re proud of the work these crews are doing to give back to the community.

And don’t forget—if you haven’t already, get out and vote 🇺🇸

This week the JACS and Community Service crews were back in Sabina, continuing our efforts to give back and support the ...
04/23/2026

This week the JACS and Community Service crews were back in Sabina, continuing our efforts to give back and support the community.

We made great progress at the village pool—getting it freshly painted and one step closer to opening for the season. It’s a wonderful asset for the community, and we’re proud to play a small part in helping get it ready.

The crews also spent time inside the concession and restroom areas, cleaning and preparing everything for upcoming touch-up work.

A special thank you to Joan, a kind member of the community, who stopped by with fresh homemade cookies for the crews to enjoy throughout the day—your generosity did not go unnoticed. We’d also like to thank Amy for treating the crews to lunch at Briar’s Family Restaurant. The food was outstanding and very much appreciated!

We’re grateful for the opportunity to serve and be part of such a supportive community.

This week the JACS and Community Service crews were hard at work once again across the county.We kicked things off in Ce...
04/16/2026

This week the JACS and Community Service crews were hard at work once again across the county.

We kicked things off in Centerville Cemetery in Wayne Township, helping with w**d eating to keep the grounds looking respectful and maintained. We also assisted at the Wilmington Service Garage, cleaning up the ends of Brooke Blvd where we even crossed paths with a friendly snapping turtle along the way.
From there, crews moved over to the old East End Elementary building for additional cleanup work before heading back to Blanchester on Wednesday. There, we continued removing honeysuckle and debris. If you’re in the area, stop by and take a look—Lindsay and her team have been putting in a tremendous amount of effort, and it shows. We also lent a hand to Wilmington Transit with some w**d eating.
To wrap up the week, crews focused on cleaning up US 68 South out of Wilmington, collecting 55 bags of trash along with numerous other pieces of debris from the roadway and ditches. We even received a visit from our own Sheriff’s Office after someone called us in for picking up trash 🤷‍♂️

Proud of the crew and the hard work they continue to put in week after week. It was a beautiful week to be outside, and we definitely made the most of it—tans and all!

This is 68 South from Jodie Lane to Wilmington Iron and Metal🤦🏻‍♂️
04/16/2026

This is 68 South from Jodie Lane to Wilmington Iron and Metal🤦🏻‍♂️

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Wilmington, OH
45113

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