Established 1803 • Hamilton County, Ohio
A rural community in Hamilton County, Ohio, where heritage meets hospitality.
Crosby Township is a body corporate and politic established under the constitution and laws of the State of Ohio. Our township is directed by a publicly elected three-member Board of Trustees who oversee all township operations and services.
The Township provides essential services including road and bridge maintenance, fire protection, and emergency medical services. We contract with the Hamilton County Sheriff for law enforcement services.
Crosby Township is home to the historic Whitewater Shaker Village, the only one of four Ohio Shaker Villages retaining most of its original buildings in their original settings. Our community also benefits from the Miami Whitewater Forest, one of Hamilton County’s premier parks covering over 4,300 acres.
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Three elected trustees serve four-year terms as the legislative authority. They establish policies, approve budgets, and oversee all township departments.
The Fiscal Officer manages all financial affairs including receipts, disbursements, and financial reporting in accordance with Ohio Revised Code requirements.
The Township Administrator coordinates daily operations, serves as the primary point of contact for residents, and supports the Board of Trustees.
Children in Crosby Township attend the Southwest Local School District or various parochial schools in the area. Crosby Elementary School is located on New Haven Road within the Township boundaries. Our community values education and provides a supportive environment for families.