Congratulations Assistant Chief Chris Johns, OFE, OFC!: Assistant Chief Chris Johns was recently granted the Ohio Fire Chief (OFC) designated by the Ohio Fire Chief’s Association.  This designation seeks to provide independent verification and certification of the Fire Chiefs in the state.  Each applicant is measured against a predetermined set of standards and the applicants are subsequently reviewed by a panel of chief’s peers statewide. “The OFC credential seeks to affirm to government officials, agencies, and most importantly, the public that the chief serves that the person earning it is truly qualified to hold such position as determined by an independent body,” said Chief Steve Miller.  “It is one thing to believe you have what it takes to do the job. It is quite another to be able to demonstrate that your peers recognize that you are qualified.  This credential is the vehicle to do just that.” Please join us in congratulating Assistant Chief Chris Johns, OFE, OFC.

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Ross Township Zoning Regulations Survey

Ross Township is currently working with a planning consultant to assess taking on township control over zoning.  Zoning is the regulation of the land uses and the intensity of development.  Currently, the township has zoning that is administered and enforced by Butler County.  More information on this process can be found at www.envisionross.com but we are seeking input on how the residents and business owners would like those regulations revised to address ongoing needs and concerns within Ross Township.  We are asking that the public take a few minutes of your time to help identify any significant issues or concerns you may have regarding zoning to help craft zoning regulations by completing a short survey.  Please click on the following for a link to the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EnvisionRoss.  Hard copies of the survey are available at the Ross Township Administration Building, 4055 Hamilton Cleves Rd. from 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.