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Townships, the first form of local government in Ohio, provide essential, quality of life services to nearly 35% of the state's 11.8 million residents. Property taxes collected by townships are used to provide: » Maintenance of 41,600 miles of local roads » Care and preservation of 3,000+ cemeteries » Police protection in more than 100 townships » Fire and EMS through nearly 400 departments » Land use planning in more than 650 townships

Understanding Your Septic System Lake County General Health District (LCGHD) invites you to an informational meeting designed to enhance your understanding of residential septic systems. This session will provide an overview of common septic system types found throughout Lake County, tips on proper septic system care, and include guidance on the Operation & Maintenance (O&M) Program. Time will be allocated for question-and-answers. Topics to be Discussed Anintroduction to the

Winter in the cemetery can be tricky - drifting happens quickly and can make navigating the drives a challenge, not to mention that lower headstones can be covered by snow and make walking around dangerous. Waiting until the Service Department has a chance to clear the drives is always the best bet. The roads are the main priority, the Service Department will get to the cemetery as soon as the Township roads are clear. Please be patient.

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NEWS RELEASE   October 20, 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: BLAIR ROAD CLOSURE IN PERRY TOWNSHIP Lake County Engineer, Alan L. Exley, PE, PS announced today that the Blair Road Retaining Wall Replacement project has been delayed and will extend beyond the planned completion date due to a differing site condition. The section of wall being replaced is located approximately 0.5 mile south of River Road and just west of Blair Landing Park. Blair Road will remain closed during the win