Dial 911. For non-emergency fire or police matters, call (513) 738-1831.
Does the Fire Department provide EMS?
Yes. Crosby Township Fire provides 24/7 fire protection and emergency medical services, with certified firefighter/EMTs and paramedics on duty around the clock.
Do I need a permit to burn?
Burn permit information is available from the Fire Department. See Fire Department or call the non-emergency line.
Zoning & permits
Do I need a zoning certificate for my project?
Most new structures, additions, and changes in use require a zoning certificate approved by the Zoning Inspector before work begins. Download the Zoning Certificate Application or ask the inspector.
When are zoning office hours?
Mondays, 6:30 – 8:00 PM at the Township office. Zoning Inspector Rick Espel: 513-317-2884.
How do I request a variance?
Variance, conditional use, and appeal requests go to the Board of Zoning Appeals, which meets as needed. Submit the BZA application from the Zoning page.
Where is the Zoning Resolution?
The full Zoning Resolution (updated May 2021) and the 2015 Land Use Plan are on the Zoning page.
Roads, parks & community
Who handles roads and snow removal?
The Maintenance Department maintains Township roads, drainage, and snow removal, as well as Township parks, properties, and the Shaker, Fernald, and Atherton Road cemeteries. Call (513) 738-2046.
Where can I hike, bike, or camp?
Miami Whitewater Forest, Hamilton County's largest park at 4,300+ acres, is right in Crosby Township with hiking, biking, boating, golf, and camping. Visit greatparks.org.
What senior programs are offered?
The Senior Club meets monthly on the first Tuesday, with chair volleyball, Wii bowling, card clubs, and outings at the Community/Senior Center. See Seniors.
Which schools serve Crosby Township?
Southwest Local School District (Taylor, Harrison, Northwest) and area parochial schools. Crosby Elementary is on New Haven Road within the Township.