Duke Energy is responsible for maintaining street lights, and you can easily report a light out on their website.

Green Township Maintenance is responsible for maintaining the residential side streets, while Hamilton County takes care of the main roads, as indicated by the double yellow lines. Two state routes run through Green Township: State Route 264 (Bridgetown Road) and U.S. 27 (Colerain Ave).

•  Green Township - 513-574-8832
• Hamilton County Engineers : 513-946-8900
• Ohio Department of Transportation  513- 821-1409 #6

Green Township residents can register their address on a “Do Not Knock” list. 

Once a vendor has completed all permit requirements, they will be provided a current list of addresses registered on the Do Not Knock list. The vendor is not permitted to contact any households on the list. The Green Township Police Department will enforce violations.

Green Township offers car seat checks by appointment. We have certified Car Seat Technicians who attended a class through Children’s Hospital and the American Automobile Association. Ohio law requires all children up to 4 years old AND 40 pounds to be in a child restraint device. 

A typical car seat check takes about 30-45 minutes. We ask that the parents bring the owner's manual, the car seat manual, and, if possible, the child. A proper inspection takes time, and our inspectors perform many of them. They also have other duties, including making emergency runs. There is no certified inspector at any of our stations at any time. For these reasons, we ask that persons desiring a car seat inspection arrange an appointment with one of our inspectors.

For more information or to make an appointment, call 513-574-0474.

Green Township Zoning is done not only by Green Township but also by Hamilton County Zoning.

Please refer to the Zoning map on our website, which shows the area and streets zoned directly by Green Township.

 To obtain a Zoning Permit, you will need the following:

1.) To complete a Zoning Application form, you can fill it out at our office or obtain it on the Green Township website at www.greentwp.org.   Type “Zoning Application” into the Search bar and choose the residential or commercial application form.

2.) A site plan, which can be drawn. It must contain an outline of the property, where the home is located, and where the proposed construction will occur. It will also need size and distance off of the property line. 

 Submitting a service request online is the most efficient way to address your concerns and receive timely updates about the resolution process. Be sure to provide specific details regarding the type of violation and the property address; this information is crucial for a swift response. Your active participation helps ensure a better community for everyone.

Nuisance Complaint Process

Green Township is committed to maintaining a clean, safe, and attractive community for all residents. The nuisance complaint process ensures that reported concerns are addressed fairly and efficiently. Most cases are resolved within 4 to 6 weeks.

1. Initial Assessment

Once a complaint is received, a township nuisance inspector will visit the property to review the reported conditions. The inspector documents findings with photographs and notes.

2. Property Owner Notification

Following the inspection, the property owner and mortgage holder receive a formal notice describing the nuisance and outlining the steps needed for correction. This notice typically goes out the Friday before the next Board of Trustees meeting.

3. Follow-Up Inspection

After the specified deadline, the inspector returns to the property to determine if the issue has been corrected.

4. Board of Trustees Review

If the nuisance has not been resolved, the matter is presented to the Board of Trustees. The Board may declare the property a nuisance at a public meeting.

5. Legal Notification and Cleanup

Once a nuisance is officially declared, the Township Attorney issues a certified notice to the property owner. This letter explains that a contractor will be hired to perform the cleanup, and the associated costs will be assessed to the property taxes.

Green Township’s goal is to preserve community standards and protect the health, safety, and appearance of our neighborhoods. We appreciate residents’ cooperation in helping keep our township a great place to live and work.

Accidents Report- Taken By Green Township Officer. Click the button below to go to the Ohio Department of Public Safety. 

For issues related to abandoned vehicles or illegal parking, please contact the Green Township Police.

513-574-0007