Sycamore Township offers a scheduled monthly Brush Chipping Program for residents, providing residents the opportunity to drop off tree and brush trimmings behind the Township Administration Building free of charge for the recycling of wood chips and mulch. Residents are asked to bring their brush and limbs to the rear of the Township Administration building where maintenance personnel will assist in the unloading and chipping of the material. This program normally runs the first Saturday of each month (**excluding holiday weekends) from April through December.
Sycamore Township offers a scheduled monthly Brush Chipping Program for residents, providing residents the opportunity to drop off tree and brush trimmings behind the Township Administration Building free of charge for the recycling of wood chips and mulch. Residents are asked to bring their brush and limbs to the rear of the Township Administration building where maintenance personnel will assist in the unloading and chipping of the material. This program normally runs the first Saturday of each month (**excluding holiday weekends) from April through December.
All leaves must be out to the curb by 8:00 a.m., Monday, December 15th for guaranteed pickup by our maintenance crews as they make one last Township wide sweep.
Ohio Township Day was enacted by House Bill 652 and first celebrated on February 1, 1999 to recognize the hard work and dedication of Township Trustees and Fiscal Officers and to promote grassroots government. Did you know there are 1,308 Townships in Ohio?
Ohio Township Day was enacted by House Bill 652 and first celebrated on February 1, 1999 to recognize the hard work and dedication of Township Trustees and Fiscal Officers and to promote grassroots government. Did you know there are 1,308 Townships in Ohio?
Ohio Township Day was enacted by House Bill 652 and first celebrated on February 1, 1999 to recognize the hard work and dedication of Township Trustees and Fiscal Officers and to promote grassroots government. Did you know there are 1,308 Townships in Ohio?
