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Grandin Road trail crossing at the former Peter's Cartridge factory is now open ... After nearly two years of construction, the Grandin Rd. trail is now reopened, thanks to the $22 million King Ave. Bridge replacement project. This initiative has not only revitalized the trail but has also brought significant enhancements to the entire surrounding area.

One of the most notable improvements for trail enthusiasts is the elimination of a hazardous intersection. This was achieved by constructing a spacious tunnel beneath the road, ensuring both good visibility and a wide berm for safe passage. Additionally, a newly paved parking area, considerably larger than the previous gravel lot, has been introduced. From this lot, a paved path seamlessly connects to the trail.

The replacement of the bridge over the river is another highlight, featuring two expanded lanes for vehicular traffic and a generous, divided lane dedicated to cyclists and pedestrians. Moreover, the elevated bridge provides an opportunity for trail users to pause, dismount their bikes, and relish the scenic view of the river. These improvements collectively enhance the overall trail experience and contribute to the safety and enjoyment of both pedestrians and cyclists.

October 7th ... One Stop Drop for Recycling

The Loveland Sustainability Council (LSC) will be hosting a One Stop Drop on Saturday, October 7th from 1:00-4:00pm at 600 Loveland Madeira Road. This free community event provides an easy way to drop off reusable/recyclable items that may be sitting around the house. See flyer below ...

November 5, 2021 ... The Village of Indian Hill annexes a large portion of Camp Dennison...

"The Board of County Commissioners, at its meeting on November 4,2021, adopted a Resolution granting a petition for the annexation of 85.326 acres from Symmes Township to the City of the Village of Indian Hill"


Read resolution Here

MAP: Symmes-Twp-85.326-acres (pdf)

MAP: Symmes-Twp-408.213-acres (pdf)

MAP: Columbia-Twp-160.166-acres (pdf)


Rumpke Recently Published Curbside Recycling Guidelines

Rumpke Recycling offers residential customers a convenient, comprehensive recycling program to enhance the recycling effort and reduce the amount of material sent to the landfill.

While the full list of acceptable materials may vary slightly in some locations, residents can typically recycle the following:

Glass Bottles & Jars (all colors)

Metal Cans: Aluminum cans, steel cans and lids, empty aerosol cans with the lids and tips removed

Plastic Bottles (empty, crush, reattach lid): Bottles and jugs that have a small mouth and wider base, such as milk jugs, soda bottles, laundry detergent bottles, water bottles, shampoo bottles, and contact solution bottles

Paper: newspaper, magazines, cardboard, mixed office paper and envelopes, paperboard (cereal boxes), pizza boxes free of food debris and grease, telephone books and catalogs

Cartons: food and beverage cartons, such as milk, juice, soup, wine, broth, and other cartons.

 Recycling Tips
  • Mix all items together – no separation required
  • Empty all bottles, jugs, and cans
  • No need to remove labels
  • For plastic bottles, empty, crush and reattach lids
  • For cartons, remove plastic caps and straws
  • NEVER place medical sharps or needles in the recycling
  • DON’T use plastic bags
NOT for Recycling No plastic bags, cassette tapes, bed sheets, hangers, metal chains, garden hoses, batteries, needles, syringes, electronics, polystyrene foam, buckets, butter tubs, car parts, food, yard waste, light bulbs, drinking glasses, ceramics, pots, pans, and scrap metal
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Symmes Township News & Events

Build Your Dream Home in this Nature Paradise!

Two Premium Building Lots Await in Top-Rated Indian Hill School District

Imagine waking up to the serene beauty of nature and the convenience of top-rated schools, all within your reach. These two premium building lots in Camp Dennison offer the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility, making them ideal for families and nature enthusiasts alike.

Unleash Your Inner Adventurer:

• Bike, Hike, or Rollerblade: Explore miles of scenic trails on the adjacent Little Miami Bike & Hike trail.

• Paddle Your Way to Relaxation: Kayak, canoe, or fish in the five pristine lakes of Grand Valley, just a short walk away.

• Embrace the River: Camp Dennison borders the Little Miami River, offering prime kayaking and canoeing opportunities.

• Saddle Up for Adventure: Derbyshire Stables, with its 70+ stalls and 75+ miles of trails, is your gateway to horseback riding adventures

Live Comfortably and Conveniently:

• Utilities at Your Fingertips: Enjoy the peace of mind knowing Camp Dennison provides all essential utilities, including Indian Hill water, Duke Electric/Gas, and lightning-fast gigabyte fiber optic internet.

• Schools Within Reach: Say goodbye to long commutes! Camp Dennison parks host most of the area's soccer, lacrosse, and ball facilities, making it easy for your kids to participate in their favorite activities.

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to build your dream home in a breathtaking natural setting with all the conveniences you need. More Information? or contact us today to schedule a tour and start envisioning your future!

DID YOU KNOW?


🟊 Camp Dennison was originally laid out by Christian Waldschmidt in 1794 and was originally called "New Germany". Read more about the original settlement ...

🟊 The Waldschmidt Home was built in 1804 and serves a museum. Read more about the Waldschmidt Home ...

🟊 The LM was chartered on March 11, 1836, with the goal of constructing a line from the Mad River & Lake Erie Railroad (MR&LE) in Springfield to the Ohio River in Cincinnati. More about the Little Miami Railroad ...


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    Symmes Township Contact Information

    Administrative Office:
    Kimberly A. Lapensee, Administrator
       email: klapensee@symmestownship.org
       phone: (513) 683-6644
    Luanne Felter, Assistant to the Administrator -Events, Property Maintenance, Web
       email: lfelter@symmestownship.org
       phone: (513)683-6644
    Jana Grant, Administrative Assistant -Parks, Recreation, Shelter Rental
       email: jgrant@symmestownship.org
       phone: (513)683-6644

    Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission (Planning & Zoning)
    Thomas Stahlheber, Zoning Plans Examiner
       email: Tom.stahlheber@hamilton-co.org
       phone: (513)946-4470
    Bryan Snyder, Development Services Admin.
       email: bryan.snyder@hamilton-co.org
       phone: (513)946-4464

    Hamilton County Sheriff
    Lt. Tory Smith, District 3 Commander Symmes Township Liaison Officer
       email: tsmith@sheriff.hamilton-co.org
       phone: (513)683-3444

    Loveland-Symmes Fire Department
    Chief Otto Huber
       email: ohuber@LSFD.org
       phone: (513)583-3001