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1. Are signs permitted in the right-of-way?

No. If signs are found in the right-of-way, the Township will remove and dispose of them. This is in accordance with the Liberty Township Zoning Resolution 9.2.3 Prohibited Signs which reads as follows:

(7) No signs shall be displayed at locations other than on the premises offered for sale or rent, business, or any other use that the sign is advertising or displaying, whether permanent or temporary, except for Article 9.4.7 (Billboards and Off-Premise Signs). See also Ohio Revised Code references for temporary signage: 5516.02 and 5516.06. 

2. Do you have a list of streets you will be repaving / restriping each year?

Each year, Liberty Township works in collaboration with the Butler County Engineer’s Office (BCEO) to pave streets and areas in most need. View the Annual Paving page for a list of targeted areas submitted to the BCEO for paving / retracing this year.

Annual Paving

3. What other significant road projects are happening or will be happening in Liberty Township?

The Butler County Engineer’s Office (BCEO) oversees most of the significant road projects in Liberty Township. Their website is a great resource for road projects in Butler County. Read more about BCEO projects. Also reference the Township's road construction page for updates.

BCEO projects

4. Are there any rules about parking large vehicles in the street?

Yes, vehicles exceeding 84 inches from outside of tire to outside of tire are not permitted. If you see a vehicle in violation, please call the Butler County Sheriff Office dispatch at 513-785-1300.

5. Are residents allowed to temporarily have a storage POD or dumpster in the driveway or in front of a home?

Storage PODS are permitted on a temporary basis in the right-of-way with a permit from the Township. Dumpsters are not permitted in the right-of-way.

6. How is snow removal handled in Liberty Township?

Snow removal in Liberty Township is handled by three entities, depending on the road. The Liberty Township Services Department does the neighborhood subdivision streets in the Township and a portion of the main roads too. The Butler County Engineer’s Office and the Ohio Department of Transportation have responsibilities on a number of Township roads as well. Check out who is responsible for the various roadways in Liberty Township on the Liberty Township Roads page.

7. What if my mailbox is damaged during a snow event?

Liberty Township passed a resolution in 2009 detailing the mailbox reimbursement policy, which can be found on the Snow Removal page.

8. Does Liberty Township have a leaf collection program?

No. As a reminder, there is no leaf collection program in Liberty Township. Leaves raked onto the curb and not cleaned up can result in environmental problems such as clogged storm drains and drainage ditches. Please be responsible for the leaves that fall onto your property by mowing them or disposing of them in yard waste bags. Thank you for your assistance!