Join Columbia Township Trustee President David Kubicki, Trustee Brian Lamar, and host LOCAL12's Richard Skinner for this edition of Making It Happen in Columbia Township! ESP Media · Columbia Township - Great Things Are Happening Podcast - June 10, 2024
Please use the following link, if you’d like to share your thoughts for the “Mariemont Connector: Shared-Use Path Feasibility Study”. https://www.kleingers.com/mariemont-connector-feasibility-study/
Once again, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office will be participating in the D.E.A. National Drug Take Back program. Area residents may drop off their unused prescription drugs on Saturday, April 30th, 2022, from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. at the Sheriff’s Office District Four, located at the Village of Silverton Administration Building, 6943 Montgomery Road, [...]
Vacant 1950s Madison Place firehouse will again become a community space where neighbors – and neighborhoods – mix and become friends Columbia Township is going “Back To The Future” to bring alive again a once-favorite place where generations of residents gathered for their most important celebrations. Trustees decided to give an extreme makeover to the [...]
Columbia Township invested $75,000 through its partnership to support Mariemont’s development of the next segment of the Murray Path extension. In 2021 the path will be extended from Settle Rd. east to Plainville Rd. at the southern gateway to Columbia’s Plainville Business District and historic Madison Place neighborhood. LANDSCAPING THE PATH It’s an exciting time [...]
The Township Board of Trustees Meeting has been rescheduled from 02/9/21 to 2/17/21 at 4pm
The Village of Silverton invites Columbia residents to join a Solarize Silverton virtual meeting at 7 p.m. on January 4, 2021. Property owners can learn about the benefits of installing solar panels on their homes. A study published November 2020 by the International Energy Agency (IEA) projects that solar energy is expected to account for [...]
Leaf collection is scheduled in October of each year. Leaf collection is typically very light within the first weeks and our crews are able to move quickly. After 2 or 3 weeks or depending on the amount of leaves that have fallen, you can plan on 7 – 10 business days before work crews will return in you area.
Annual “Main Street” Holiday Lighting Celebration Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 7 pm Plainville Road 7pm -Trustees flip the switch for Plainville Road street tree lights7-8pm - Free local treats (while supplies last) Hot chocolate - The Madison Place Pizza slice - Angilo’s Pizzaree local treats (while supplies last) “A Minute in Madison Place” New [...]
Dine Outdoors With “The Fab Four” at The Promenade on Wooster Pike Four of your favorite hometown restaurants in one place – now with heated outdoor dining! Mango Tree Patron Mexican Grill Magic Wok Jersey Mike’s Enjoy the new heated patio with table service or order carryout and eat on site in the new outdoor dining plaza [...]