Welcome to the official Richfield Township website
The Richfield Township offices are located at 3951 Washburn Rd., Berkey, Oh. 43504. Although the first settlers, Pliny Lathrop, Jacob Wolfinger and David Hendrickson arrived in 1834, “Richfield Township” was not actually organized and named until 1839. The presiding pioneers choose the name “Richfield” because of the rich nature of the soil, some of the richest in Lucas County.
Today, Richfield Township is a growing, rural, agricultural community situated in the extreme Northwest corner of Lucas County and encompasses 22.659 miles. The Township provides well maintained roads and the best fire, EMS to its residents. We are dedicated to maintaining our rural identity, preserving our heritage, and balancing our growth.
We in Richfield Township take great pride in our community. We hope this website serves you well.
PUBLIC NOTICES:
- All noxious weeds must be cut or removed prior to their spreading or scattering of mature seeds. Removal or cutting must be completed by June 10, 2012 and must be maintained throughout the growing season...click here for full notice.
- Richfield Township Financial Report - The 2011 Annual Financial Report for Richfield Township, Lucas County, is available for public review by calling 419-829-2781 or by writing the Richfield Township Fiscal Officer at: 3951 Washburn Rd., Berkey, OH. 43504. Linda Decker, Richfield Township Fiscal Officer.
- Regular meetings of the Board of Richfield Township Trustees for 2012 will be held on the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building located at 3951 Washburn Road, Berkey, Ohio. If the scheduled meeting falls on a legal holiday, the meeting will held on the following Tuesday.
- Regular meetings of the Richfield Township Zoning Board will be held on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building. If the scheduled meeting falls on a legal holiday, the meeting will be held on the following Tuesday.
- The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on an as needed basis.
Per order of the Richfield Township Trustees
Linda Johnston Decker, Fiscal Officer
- Ash Tree Removal Grant Program -
The WSOS Community Action Commission has received new grant funds to assist residents with removal of up to two ash trees causing a potential threat to structures and play areas. The program provides matching funds up to 40% of the removal costs per household. The grant funds are not available for trees removed prior to official approval from WSOS. For additional information please contact Cindy Brookes at 419-334-5016 or at cabrookes@wsos.org.
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