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Back-to-school season is here and students of all ages could should know the basics about fire safety whether it is at home or at school.  Here are a few simple tips on fire safety, to share with friends and family.   Stop, drop, and …Read More

AEP Ohio is upgrading its equipment to support the Washington Township/Dublin area’s growing energy needs. Upgrades will include replacing existing poles with poles that are approximately five feet taller, and installing approximately six miles of new overhead electric line on the new poles. The …Read More

Summer has finally arrived and that means the chances for severe thunderstorms increase across Ohio. From June 20-26, Ohio recognizes Lightning Awareness Safety Week and we encourage all Washington Township residents to know what to do before, during, and after thunderstorms. So far in …Read More

Please help support LifeCare Alliance by helping donate fans for their “Beat the Heat” program. The purpose of the “Beat the Heat” fan collection and distribution program is to ensure that people who are at-risk of heat stroke or heat exhaustion in their homes …Read More

There’s nothing like a great day out on the water spending time with family and friends, But it’s important to know how to be safe while you’re in or out of the water. Here are some important swimming safety tips you should be aware …Read More

Summer is here and that means it’s time to fire up the grill. No matter if you are using your own gas grill, charcoal grill, or electric grill, safety always come first. Here are some safety tips that will keep you, your home, and …Read More

Please help support the Dublin Food Pantry by donating non-perishable, unopened, unexpired food & personal care items at the Township Administration Building (6200 Eiterman Rd. Dublin) in the entryway marked Town Hall (please do not drop off donations at the Fire Stations). Most needed …Read More

Rumpke is experiencing service delays and is incredibly sorry for the service issues you have been experiencing. They are dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and wants to assure you that their dedicated team members are working diligently to collect your trash, recycling and yard …Read More

Fire pits are allowed in Dublin as long as the fire container is at least 15 feet from any structure or burnable surface and the size of the fire does not exceed three feet wide by two feet high. Avoid burning during windy conditions …Read More

These virtual conversations are free to participate with advanced registration required. Registration is through the City of Dublin, click here to register. Once registered, participants receive the Zoom meeting information. Signs & Symptoms of Cardiac Distress Learn how to recognize symptoms of a heart attack …Read More