Yes, to learn where you can drop off your Christmas Tree for recycling visit this page here.

No.  This is a service provided by Deerfield Township at no charge to residents.

Brush will be picked up Monday through Friday during the last full week of each month from April through October.  Leaf pickup is only scheduled in November.  Please click here for detailed information about schedules and pickup requirements.

The quickest way is to use our contact form right here on our website and we will get back with you very soon or call 513.701.6958 and ask for the Road Supervisor.

Public Works employees are not permitted to work on private property.

The Township road crew passes through each road one time to pickup during brush week.  Please see reasons why my brush may not be picked up and the brush schedule requirements.

You can contact our main line at 513.701.6958 and you will be directed to the appropriate contact.

Staff for our Human Resources Department can be found by clicking here.

The main office can be reached by calling 513.701.6958.

Staff for our Parks and Recreation Department can be found by clicking here.

Staff for our Planning and Zoning Department can be found by clicking here.

Staff for our Public Works Department can be found by clicking here.

Yes, to learn where you can drop off your Christmas Tree for recycling visit this page here.

No.  Open burns are not permitted in Deerfield Township nor do we give out permits to do so.

You can call 513.701.1800 or call the non-emergency dispatch number at 513.925.2525.  You can also stop by the post at 4900 Parkway Dr. Suite 100.

Fill out the appropriate Vacation House Check or Citizen Contact form located here on our Neighborhood Services page.

Please phone 513.678.2292 to schedule an inspection for your business.

In the case of an emergency dial 911.  For non-emergency questions and scheduling please phone 513.459.0875.

We can do fingerprints for township residents here at the post, provided you already have your card(s).  If a full background check is needed you need to go to the main office in Lebanon, Ohio at 550 Justice Drive.  Click here to find more information.

If you smell smoke or are unsure please phone 911.  If you need assistance changing the batteries please phone the main station number at 513.459.0875.

Job postings and available board appointment opportunities can be found by clicking here.

Yes, Resolution 2008-071.

Monday through Thursday, 7:00am - 4:30pm.  Friday, 7:00am - 3:30pm.

Warren County jail has a drop box in the lobby.  It's only for pills and capsules -no liquids or syringes.

Yes, subdivisions will be posted as they are paved.  Any neighborhood constructed after 2005 already has the NO PARKING signs installed before they are accepted for maintenance by the County and Deerfield Township.

The NO PARKING signs are typically placed on the property lines of homeowners.  NO PARKING signs are installed at a 30 to 45 degree angle and spaced based on the visibility to our travelling public.

In most cases the answer is no; however Deerfield Township will be happy to send out a representative to look into your request or recommendation.

Warren County Code states that one side of the street be designated for NO PARKING.  Deerfield Township, just like many neighboring communities chooses the fire hydrant side, to ensure our emergency vehicles can respond and have access to the hydrants in an emergency situation.

Chip Cowan - 513.701.6978 in his direct line at the Deerfield Township main office.

The cul-de-sac is a continuation of that side of the street.  It is done in order to maintain sufficient space for our emergency vehicles.  Cul-de-sacs are designed to allow traffic to make a U-turn at a dead-end street.  The typical residential roadway is 24-feet in width and many our newer cul-de-sacs are approximately 80 feet in width.  The minimum turning requirements for some of our fire apparatus requires the entire area to make a U-turn.  Parking in a cul-de-sac also may interfere with access to fire hydrants, delivery from the U.S. Postal Server, snow removal and is often time incompatible with driveways.

The reason for no parking in the cul-de-sac is to ensure safe passage for the emergency vehicles; the emergency vehicle must be able to access and get out of the cul-de-sac quickly.  In some cases they may need to get more than one fire truck or a fire truck and two ambulances.

Warren County Soid Waste Management has a paint recycling drop-off.  For more information, please contact the Solid Waste District at 513.695.1209 or visit their website.

Shelters and gazebos are on a first-come first-serve basis and are not able to be reserved at this time.

Athletic field reserveration requests are completed online via our Parks and Recreation website, DeerfieldRec.com.  For detailed steps on the application process, please click here.

Please visit the Ohio Division of Wildlife website for information on what to do if you find orphaned or injured wildlife.  Their site also contains a list of local wildlife rehabilitators, in case the animal requires care.  If you had additional questions, the Ohio Division of Wildlife may be reached at 937.372.9261.

Yes, we bring lost and found items back to the Administration Office.  Please call 513.701.6958 with a description of your item.

Deerfield Township parks are open daily daylight to dark.

For information on events and programs, please visit our Parks and Recreation website at www.DeerfieldRec.com.

Link to our "Meetings" page and you search by keyword or find the "video" link for the date of the meeting.

No, Deerfield Township does not require the applicant/property owner to be present during their final inspection.

Use our Zoning Finder map.

Zoning Certificates are valid for twelve months from the date of issuance.

Please see the fee schedule from our Planning and Zoning Department.

Approximately 3-5 business days.

Any new construction requires the issuance of a zoning certificate to ensure that the standards of the Zoning Resolution are adhered to.

The Zoning Coordinator is the contact regarding information for the Residential Zoning Certificates and the Planning Manager handles all Commercial Zoning Certificates.  Click here for contact information.

Please click here for detailed contact information.

Please click here to to see who maintains your road.

Please click here to learn more about sidewalk repair.

Please click here to see what roads are scheduled to be resurfaced.

Check out our interactive projects maps for details.

Please visit our Parks and Recreation website, DeerfieldRec.com, for information on renting the Snyder House or click here.

For a more comprehensive list of Frequently Asked Questions regarding the Snyder House, please click here.

Snyder House Inquiries: Susan Secrist

Office Phone: 513.701.6972

Email: ssecr@deerfieldtwp.com

For summer camps managed by the Deerfield Township Parks and Recreation Department, Deerfield Residents do have priority registration, which enables then to register prior to Non-Residents.  (Deerfield Township summer camps will have a "DT" in the activity code.)  For summer camps hosted in Deerfield parks, but managed by other organizations, this may vary.  Please see the specific program for the registration details.

Participant requested changes must be made no later than 10 business days prior to the first day of camp.

-If a minimum numbers are still met after the camp cancellation and openings are available in other summer camps, you have the option to switch to a different camp taking place within the same summer.  Additional restrictions may apply.

-Refunds are subject to a $10 per registration processing fee and will only be granted when requested no later than 10 business days prior to the first day of camp.

Deerfield Township Summer Camp information is posted during the last week of February.  Please visit our Parks and Recreation website, DeerfieldRec.com, for more information.

The Ohio Revised Code (ORC) requires that townships sell declared surplus items of a certain value via public auction, sealed bid, sale, or negotiation.  Give the convenience, transparency, limitless pool of potential buyers, and competitiveness of online auctions, the Township utilizes GovDeals.com to publically auction surplus equipment and supplies.  GovDeals markets itself as a "liquidity services marketplace", where bidding competition for surplus items is available around the clock from the convenience of a keyboard.

Deerfield Township offers programs for the community to purchas memorial benches, trees, and brick pavers through our Parks and Recreation Department.  For more information on our donation programs, please visit our Parks and Recreation website, DeerfieldRec.com.

Deerfield offers opportunities throughout the year for groups and individuals to volunteer in the parks, including special events and park maintenance/improvement projects.  We also welcome Eagle Scout Projects.

If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Stephanie at sgebe@deerfieldtwp.com or 513.701.6977.