A Message
From The Trustees
As the elected trustees of Concord Township, we are dedicated to serving the needs of our community. Our roles are multifaceted, encompassing a wide range of responsibilities. We work diligently to maintain and improve the township's infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and drainage systems. We also oversee the township's finances, ensuring responsible budgeting and the allocation of resources to vital services. Furthermore, we strive to foster a strong sense of community by supporting local events and initiatives, while always keeping the safety and well-being of our residents as our top priority.
Trustees Special Meeting August 25, 2025
8/21/25
The Concord Township Trustees will meet in special session on Monday August 25, 2025 at 10:00 am at the Concord Township Administrative Building located at 6385 Home Road, Delaware OH 43015.
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss appealing the Chancel Gate Drive Ditch Petition and any action thereto which was approved by the Delaware County Commissioners.
Bart Johnson
Chairman
Concord Township Trustees
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Fry Road Closure
8/19/25
Project Information:
Fry Road will Be CLOSED between the hours of 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on 08/19 thru 08/21.
Fry Road (Scioto Township) will Be CLOSED, between SR 257 and Morey Road, between the hours of 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM on 08/19 thru 08/21 for a Bridge Replacement Project.
For More Information:
https://engineer.co.delaware.oh.us/fry-road-will-be-closed-between-the-hours-of-700-am-to-700-pm-on-08-19-thru-08-21/
For questions contact Delaware County Engineers Office (740) 833-2400
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Legal Notice Of Nuisance Property
8/14/25
LEGAL NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF NUISANCE AND
ABATEMENT, CONTROL, AND/OR REMOVAL OF NUISANCE
PURSUANT TO R.C. § 505.87 ON REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT
9533 DUBLIN ROAD, POWELL, OHIO 43065
(DELAWARE CO. PIN: 600-315-03-007-000)
This notice concerns the above identified property ("Property") located in Concord Township, Delaware County, Ohio. The Property is not currently maintained and contains accumulations of vegetation, garbage, refuse and/or other debris that are an attractive nuisance, dangerous, unhealthy, and/or unsightly to the neighborhood and community and which negatively impact property values and the general welfare of the neighborhood and community. Such accumulation of vegetation, garbage, refuse and/or other debris on the Property was determined by the Concord Township Board of Trustees, Delaware County, Ohio ("Board") to constitute a nuisance....
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Delaware General Health District News
7/15/25
Important Summer News from your Delaware Health Department!
Mosquito Control
Ag Tire Recycling Event
Poison Hemlock
Mobile Health Clinic Dates and Locations
The Delaware County Hunger Alliance and the Delaware Public Health District are collecting feedback to help support local access, farming, nutrition, and address specific food issues in your neighborhood. They have created a survey that is being distributed throughout the county. A flyer is attached. Please feel free to share with your family, friends, and colleagues!
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Concord Township Receives H2Ohio Grant To Reduce Salt Runoff
EATON, OH (April 9, 2025) - Ohio EPA is awarding more than $1.9 million to help Ohio's waters stay safe from salt contamination through Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's H2Ohio initiative.
In total, the H2Ohio Rivers Chloride Reduction Grant program has awarded more than $6 million to 117 communities since the program's launch in 2023.
"H2Ohio continues to help communities better protect our water," Governor DeWine said. "All over Ohio we are assisting local communities with needed equipment and storage options that will reduce the risk of road salt contaminating our waterways."
Ohio EPA Director Anne Vogel made the announcement in Eaton on Wednesday. The city is receiving about $50,000 and is one of 32 communities being awarded funding. The money will be used for equipment and storage facility upgrades to help reduce the over-application of de-icing materials on Ohio's roads, which ultimately helps the health of Ohio's waterways.
"When Gov. DeWine launched this program two years ago, we received hundreds of applications," Ohio EPA Director Anne Vogel said. "We are honored to partner with more communities through this third round of funding."
Eaton will use the funds to upgrade the last of its seven trucks with salt spreader control systems.
"We're grateful to the Ohio EPA for helping make this equipment upgrade possible," Eaton Mayor Matt Venable said. "The new salt control system will not only improve road safety during winter weather but also enhance operator effectiveness and reduce chloride pollution in our waterways—all while being a smart investment that protects taxpayer dollars."
In June 2024, Ohio EPA received funding as part of a settlement in the Court of Common Pleas of Preble County between the state of Ohio, Cargill, Inc., and Central Salt, LLC after the company's facility caused environmental contamination from salt runoff.
The $1.9 million being awarded today is going to local governments in these 22 counties: Athens, Butler, Clark, Clermont (2 projects), Cuyahoga (2 projects), Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin (2 projects), Greene, Hamilton, Lake (2 projects), Licking (3 projects), Mahoning, Montgomery (4 projects), Portage, Preble, Seneca, Shelby, Summit (2 projects), Warren, Williams, and Wyandot.
H2Ohio is Governor DeWine's statewide water quality initiative designed to address complex issues impacting Ohio's waters. Launched in 2019, H2Ohio uses a comprehensive approach guided by science and data to reduce algal blooms, stop pollution, and improve access to clean drinking water by supporting best farming practices, road salt runoff reduction, litter cleanup, dam removal, land conservation, and water infrastructure revitalization.
For more information, visit h2.ohio.gov.
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Part Time Fiscal Officer Assistant
Please click HERE for Part-time Fiscal Officer Assistant job posting.
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Public Notice From First Energy
5/30/25
Public Notice from First Energy released May 30, 2025 attached - click here.
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Township Shred Day May 31
THANKS TO OUR RESIDENTS FOR A SUCCESSFUL SHREDDING EVENT!
WE DESTROYED 3,575 POUNDS OF PAPER AND COLLECTED 133 POUNDS OF CANNED AND BOXED FOOD AND $30 IN DONATIONS FOR PEOPLE IN NEED OF DELAWARE!
THANK YOU ALL!!
Please click HERE for information on the township's annual paper shredding event.
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