flag ceremony at veterans park

Veterans Day Ceremony 2024 »

Clinton Township would like to honor any residents who have served in any branch of the United States Armed...

Police levy

Police Levy Q&A »

Update:  WOSU Public Media reporter Renee Fox attended the Police Levy Informational meeting led by Police...

Richelle with son Drew and Township Trustees

2024 Beautification Project - Winners Announced! »

Will will be having a recognition and awards ceremony on November 12th at the Board of Trustees meeting,...

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2024 Trustee Meetings: In-Person & Online »

The next Board of Trustees meeting will be on November 12th at 3820 Cleveland Avenue, at 6:00 p.m.  

Economic Development plans and information can be found under "Departments" on the blue banner on the top of our webpage - Click HERE

Community Resources

We want to share some valuable links to helpful resources and programs for our residents!

!!  Dial 9-1-1 for ALL Emergencies !!  

Clinton Township Police Department - Non-Emergency (not immediate threat/life threatening)   614-471-5720   

Clinton Township Fire Department - Non-Emergency (not immediate threat/life threatening)   614-221-2345   


American Electric Power (AEP) - payment options and assistance programs - Click HERE

Animals - The Franklin County Human-Animal Support Resource Library - a comprehensive resource to aid in keeping pets in their home, enhancing the human-animal bond, and support for the Franklin County community.  Note all the phone numbers for the Franklin County Dog Shelter are on the last page of this document - Click HERE    A quick reference on Dog Licensing and control laws - Click HERE 

Code Compliance - Clinton Township's Code Compliance information and how to report violations -  Click HERE

Child Care Resource Guide for Parents/Caretakers/Sponsors - Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Health & Human Services - Click HERE 

Child Passenger Safety - The Ohio Department of Health offers information on Child Passenger Safety - Ohio law, resources and links, Car Seat Program information, and where you can get your child's seat checked. - Click HERE  FREE car seat program and where to get YOUR child seat checked to be sure it is installed correctly (look up by zip code):  Child Passenger Safety | Ohio Department of Health

Childrens Hunger Alliance - 2024 Free Summer Meals for 18 year old and younger  - Click Here 

City of Columbus - Utility Discount Programs.  Tons of information and forms for discounts for everyone!  Kids Summer passes, 2024 PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL INFO,  DISCOUNT PROGRAMS on Water/Sewer, Power, and Special Senior Discounts  - Click HERE 

Clinton Township Fire Department Community Outreach - Click HERE

Covid-19 - Ohio Department of Health - Click HERE       Centers for Disease Control - Click HERE

Commodity Supplemental Food Program  (CSFP) is a federal program that provides eligible seniors with a MONTHLY box of shelf-stable item such as cheese, juice, cereal, pasta, peanut butter, and canned goods. - Click HERE    

COTA - Central Ohio Transit Authority - Information on bus schedules and fees - Click HERE  COTA's Student Summer Pass Program - Click Here

Building Permits  - Township commercial permits are processed electronically and residential through Franklin County -  Click HERE

Education - Columbus City Schools Adult and Community Education and other resources - Click HERE

Financial assistance and counseling - The city of Columbus provides resources and links to various programs/counseling for assistance. - Click HERE

Food Pantrys - Top Free Food Resources in Columbus, OH - Food Pantries, Food Banks, Soup Kitchens, etc - Click HERE  and  HERE  

Franklin County Job and Family Services - Food Assistance/Cash Assistance/Medical Assistance and more -   Click HERE

Franklin County Community Resource Guide -  This comprehensive guide is available through the State of Ohio Auditors page -  Click HERE

Franklin County Public Health - Information on Covid-19, Immunizations, Plumbing Inspections, Birth and Death certificates and more -  Click HERE

Franklin County Zoning - The Zoning Division is responsible for enforcing and administering the Franklin County Zoning Resolution - Click HERE

Franklin County Office on Aging -  FREE BOX FANS - Click HERE       Senior Options/Programs and Services for older adults, dependent adults and their families - Click HERE 

Franklin County Sheriff's Office  - Fingerprints, Conceal and Carry, Inmate info, Sex Offender registry, and more - Click HERE 

Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District -  Rain barrel rebate program, storm water drains, conservation information and programs;  Sign up for the Newsletter - Click HERE

Franklin County Treasurer's Office - Need help paying your property taxes and more - Click HERE 

Health Clinics - Ohio Dept of Health - Free Health Clinics - Click HERE     Ohio State University - Free Health Clinics - Click HERE

I Am Boundless - A family of nonprofit companies with more than forty years of expertise providing person-centered care to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and behavioral health challenges - Click HERE 

Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) - The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federally funded program that provides eligible Ohioans assistance with their home energy bills - Click HERE

Homeless Assistance and Resources -  The Columbus Coalition for the Homeless provides a list of locations and contact information to support unhoused persons with shelter, free meals, veteran services, employment assistance and more. - Click HERE 

Immunization Clinic - Every  SECOND Tuesday here at Township Hall, 3820 Cleveland Avenue.  Call to make an appointment:  Immunization Clinic Every Second Tuesday | Clinton Township OH

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Mental Health Clinics - Click Here     Franklin County Behavioral Health and Addiction Resources - Click HERE 

MORPC  - the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission has information on how you may receive assistance for home energy efficiency services -   Click HERE

New Americans - For our new residents or those who have been here for years, Ohio is the heart of opportunity; a great place to start and raise a family, pursue an education, do business, and secure a better job. - Click Here

North Linden Post Office (East Clinton Township)  2200 Innis Road   614-476-1590 - Click HERE

Northern Lights Metropolitan Library -  4093 Cleveland Ave.   -  Click HERE

Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP) helps eligible Ohioans manage their energy bills year round. Payments are based on a percentage of household income and are consistent year-round - Click HERE.

Pregnancy/New Parent - The Center for Healthy Families provides both community and school-based services to support giving birth to a healthy baby, graduating from high school, building healthy relationships, preventing/delaying subsequent pregnancies, obtaining secure and stable housing, and preparing for the workforce. - Click HERE

Produce Market - FREE Clinton Township Drive-Thru Produce Market   -  Click HERE

Rentful - Renters rights and assistance. This website provides simple, reliable, and easy-to-access links to the Central Ohio programs - Click HERE

Senior directory - Older Adults is a comprehensive resource Guide and is a publication from Central Ohio Area on Aging - Click HERE   Other guides and publications - Click HERE

Senior Options - Senior Options is the "one-stop shopping" point for information and access to senior services - Click HERE   Free Summer box fans for seniors 60 years and older - Click HERE 

Senior resources - Food stamps (SNAP), Medicare Advantage plans, retirement planning, life insurance, annuities - Click Here

Small Business Development Centers - Resources for small business owners in Central Ohio - Click HERE

Street Card - The Columbus Coalition for the Homeless provides a list of locations and contact information to support unhoused persons with shelter, free meals, veteran services, employment assistance and more. Click HERE

Telephone Lifeline - Lifeline programs provide a monthly benefit for income-eligible households to help ensure that they can afford communications services, either through a participating wireline, wireless, or broadband provider - Click HERE

Trash and Recycle  -  Everything you need to know and more.  -  Click HERE 

Tri-Village Post Office -  (West Clinton Township) -  1391 Grandview Ave   614-488-2590   -  Click HERE

Utility Assistance - The City of Columbus offers many resources and links for financial assistance:  Click HERE

Veterans - Franklin County Veterans Service Commission - Click HERE 
  • Veteran - Cap4Kids - MASH (Military and Service Heroes) - Free food, clothing, toiletries, support for Vets - Click HERE 
  • Miltary Veterans Resource Center - Click HERE          
  • Veterans Crisis Line - Dial 988 press 1 - More information: Click HERE     
  • Veterans  -  Asbestos and Mesothelioma  - Click HERE
  • Veterans Care Network - helping veterans to lead self-resilient and successful lives after honorable military service.  Offers social support and peer groups, food security, and housing support among other things. - Click HERE  

Voting information - Ohio Secretary of State - Click HERE        

Water Bills - SUMMER CRISIS PROGRAM:  Know someone who is having difficulty paying their water and waste utility bills?  Information on low income programs through the Breathing Association - Click Here

Yard Waste, Brush Clippings, Leaves - Clinton Township Public Works Department provides notifications for services on our web page and social media - Click Here

Zoning  -  Click HERE

 

 

 

 

 

Trash, Recycling and Yard Waste Information

Why Recycling Matters

The amount of waste created by central Ohio residents and businesses is staggering.  In fact, every resident generates an average of 9 to 10 pounds of waste each day, of which half comes to the landfill.  With only so much landfill space available, it’s more important than ever that we reuse, recycle, compost or divert as much as we can.

Recycle Right LogoClinton Township has teamed up with SWACO to give give you more infomation on how to Recycle Right. Click Here to find out more!

 

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Solar Energy - In September, 2024 fiscal Officer Deb Steele presented a Solar forum for all of our residents, providing information on our recent Electrification Analysis.   


Electric Vehicles Did You Know?

  • The first police car was bought in Akron, Ohio in 1899. Its first assignment was to pick up a drunk man.
  • The Collins Buddy Company produced the car for $2400, or $65,000 in today’s money.
  • Two 4hp electric motors powered the battery-run vehicle.
  • With a top speed of 18 mph and a range of 30 miles with the batteries fully charged, this 5,000-pound “paddy” wagon was equipped with electric headlights, a gong, and a cell for prisoners.
  • The first horseless police vehicle ever introduced in the States, it had seating space for 12 people and was operated by Officer Louis Mueller Sr.
  • The car, which was designed by the mechanical engineer Frank Loomis, was often called a squad car, since it was used to transport a squad of police officers to a scene.
  • According to the US EPA, Clinton Township’s Tesla Model Y police cruisers have a 326-mile range and the Model 3 used by Code Enforcement can go 250 miles before needing charged.
  • Clinton Township’s Tesla Ys have dual all-wheel drive 384hp engines and the Tesla 3 is a rear-wheel drive dual 284hp engine vehicle.
  • If you are considering an electric car, many new battery-electric models exceed 300 miles on a single charge.
  • Charging stations are in your neighborhood and across the country at pharmacies, banks, and tourist attractions! Check the links below to search for charging stations where you live and where you’re going!

Information gathered from:

https://www.thevintagenews.com/017/12/04/first-police-car/

Driving Into the Future: Electric Cars - AEP Ohio Wire

Electricity | Clean Fuels Ohio

EV Charging Stations Links:

ChargePoint

Electrify America: U.S. EV public charging network | Electrify America

Normal Now

Find every public charging station for electric cars | ChargeHub

Who else is using EC?

Tesla Model 3 becomes more popular as NYC yellow cab - Electrek

10 Giant Companies Commit to Electric Vehicles, Sending Auto Industry a Message - Inside Climate News