UPCOMING PROJECT INFORMATION:
Delaware county currently has a culvert replacement project on route 36 between the two Locust Dr Intersections. We had a large collapse in the cut over the weekend and lost a large amount of embankment and pavement. Crews have been diligently working to clear out the cut to get the pipe in place. This replacement was slated to be completed by the end of this week but with this setback we anticipate this project to be completed by next Monday or Tuesday and have the roadway open to traffic. Thanks for your patience on this.
HARTFORD ROAD CLOSURE
Bridge Replacement Project has been extended to Fri., November 1st.
The Delaware County Engineer’s Office is extending the closure of Hartford Road between Ross Road and N. County Line Road in Trenton Township for a bridge replacement. The road closed 8-26-24 and is now expected to open 11-1-24. The closure is between the address of 16111 Hartford Road to the west and 16140 Hartford Road to the east.
Please contact Michelle Strohl for any questions at 740-833-2439 or visit our website at DelawareCountyEngineer.org.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Delaware county currently has a culvert replacement project on route 36 between the two Locust Dr Intersections. We had a large collapse in the cut over the weekend and lost a large amount of embankment and pavement. Crews have been diligently working to clear out the cut to get the pipe in place. This replacement was slated to be completed by the end of this week but with this setback we anticipate this project to be completed by next Monday or Tuesday and have the roadway open to traffic. Thanks for your patience on this.
HARTFORD ROAD CLOSURE
Bridge Replacement Project has been extended to Fri., November 1st.
The Delaware County Engineer’s Office is extending the closure of Hartford Road between Ross Road and N. County Line Road in Trenton Township for a bridge replacement. The road closed 8-26-24 and is now expected to open 11-1-24. The closure is between the address of 16111 Hartford Road to the west and 16140 Hartford Road to the east.
Please contact Michelle Strohl for any questions at 740-833-2439 or visit our website at DelawareCountyEngineer.org.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Welcome to Trenton Township:
Governed by the Community, For the Community
A Governance That Listens
Trenton Township is governed by a three-member board of trustees, dedicated to representing the community's best interests. These trustees are elected in November of odd-numbered years for a four-year term that commences on January 1st of the following year. The timing of their election is strategically staggered: two are elected the year after a presidential election, while one is elected in the year leading up to it. This structure ensures continuity and balance in the governance of our township.
Fiscal Responsibility
Alongside our board of trustees, an elected township fiscal officer plays a vital role in maintaining financial transparency and accountability. The fiscal officer serves a four-year term that starts on April 1st of the year following their election, which is held in November of the year before a presidential election. Should there be any vacancies in the fiscal officership or the board of trustees, they are promptly filled by the remaining trustees, ensuring the smooth functioning of our local government.
Committed to Public Services
When it comes to public services, Trenton Township does not compromise. Emergency medical services are provided by the highly trained and efficient Delaware County EMS, which is funded by Delaware County sales tax. Fire protection is provided by B.S.T.&G. Fire District, funded by property taxes. We are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our residents, 24/7.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about Trenton Township's services, community events, and how you can get involved in shaping the future of our community.
Trenton Township is governed by a three-member board of trustees, dedicated to representing the community's best interests. These trustees are elected in November of odd-numbered years for a four-year term that commences on January 1st of the following year. The timing of their election is strategically staggered: two are elected the year after a presidential election, while one is elected in the year leading up to it. This structure ensures continuity and balance in the governance of our township.
Fiscal Responsibility
Alongside our board of trustees, an elected township fiscal officer plays a vital role in maintaining financial transparency and accountability. The fiscal officer serves a four-year term that starts on April 1st of the year following their election, which is held in November of the year before a presidential election. Should there be any vacancies in the fiscal officership or the board of trustees, they are promptly filled by the remaining trustees, ensuring the smooth functioning of our local government.
Committed to Public Services
When it comes to public services, Trenton Township does not compromise. Emergency medical services are provided by the highly trained and efficient Delaware County EMS, which is funded by Delaware County sales tax. Fire protection is provided by B.S.T.&G. Fire District, funded by property taxes. We are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our residents, 24/7.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about Trenton Township's services, community events, and how you can get involved in shaping the future of our community.
PERFECT CREEK PARK
CONCEPT MASTER PLAN
Plans for a new park property, Perfect Creek Park on Old N. 3 C Road, home to the Perfect Schoolhouse.
Park Development and Construction
Parks will be presenting their plans for the Creek Road Park at November meeting.
PROPOSED OUTLAY OF THE PRESERVATION PARKS
450+ acre site in Trenton Twp.
We Want to Hear from YOU!
Trenton Township hosted a community meeting on April 4th at 3:00 pm and 6:30 pm at 15495 Hartford Road, Sunbury, to discuss working on a new comprehensive plan to help shape the future of our community.
STORM DAMAGE REPORTING
(740) 833-2137 or (740) 833-2138
Please attempt to call each number before leaving a voicemail. Calls to one line do not roll over to the other.
(740) 833-2137 or (740) 833-2138
Please attempt to call each number before leaving a voicemail. Calls to one line do not roll over to the other.