Roads

Deerfield Township Public Works Department has 102.95 miles of Township roads and 20 miles of contract roads to maintain. Road Supervisor Jim Houston supervises a crew of six employees, and is also responsible for Township road snow removal, sign replacement, mowing, leaf and brush pick-up, and works closely with the Parks Director and Parks and Grounds Maintenance Supervisor.

Bethany Road Improvement Project

Bethany Road Public Information Summary

See Map of Township and County roads (Roads are color coded in the legend, located in the lower right hand corner of the map.)

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Brush Pick Up 4^th Week of the Month

Residents do not need to call the Township to report they have brush – Brush removal is a free service to Township residents. Brush will be picked up Monday through Friday during the last full week of every month. Brush must be placed at the curb on Monday of that week. Due to the volume of brush, crews may not be able to go back to your street if you put it out after they go through.

Ready for Big Snows

Deerfield Township snow plow truck, a 2006 International dump truck 4400, is equipped with a 10-foot plow and a stainless steel tailgate salt spreader. This truck has new and improved turning capabilities and will be a great asset in fighting snow in subdivisions which require more moveability. This truck will be replacing an older smaller truck and should help crews a lot this winter.

Snow Removal Protocol

Warren County Snow Removal Information

Bike Path System

On July 26, 2008, Deerfield Township opened the newest portion of its evolving bike pathway system. Bicyclists and pedestrians regularly use the pathways for shopping and exercise.

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