On October 14th, 2026 we proudly celebrated the swearing-in of full-time Firefighter/Paramedics Dillon Brock, Nicholas Fisher, and Jordan Stepp. These men serve our community by answering calls for help, providing lifesaving care, and protecting our residents during some of their most difficult moments. Their commitment requires skill, compassion, and a willingness to put the needs of others first. Everyone here at the Township joins our community in recognizing and deeply appreciating their dedication to service. We are proud to have Dillon, Nick, and Jordan serving our residents and helping keep our community safe. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to their families, friends, and everyone who supports them. Your encouragement and understanding are an important part of their service. Please join us in congratulating Dillon Brock, Nicholas Fisher, and Jordan Stepp on this milestone and thanking them for their commitment to our community.

HTFD held a swearing-in ceremony to officially welcome 11 new full-time and part-time members. Hired over the past several months, many of these firefighters have already been serving the community and contributing to daily operations. The following individuals were sworn in: Full-Time Firefighter/Paramedics Ben Fletcher Brody Dille Terry Smith Ethan Griffin Zedd Redd Zachary Moreland Joe Smith Mark Remington Jared Waters Part-Time Firefighter/EMTs Jenna Euler Rhandy Grainger This strategic expansion in staffing was made possible through the support of the Board of Trustees, whose dedication to public safety has enabled HTFD to grow and serve residents more efficiently and effectively. "This is a historic day for the Hamilton Township Fire Department, as it marks the largest swearing-in ceremony in our department’s history. It’s a proud moment that reflects our growth, commitment to excellence, and continued dedication to serving the residents of Hamilton Township." - Chief Rosenberger The Township extends its congratulations to all new members and looks forward to their contributions in protecting and serving our community.

Our Board of Trustee meetings are held every second and fourth Wednesday of the month. Various topics are discussed at our meetings including what is going on in our community, upcoming events, as well as updates and information from the Hamilton Township Fire Department, Hamilton Township Road Maintenance department, and the Franklin County Sheriff's office. We always include a section of our meeting where we welcome our citizens to address the Board with any questions, comments, or concerns. Hamilton Township residents are encouraged to attend our Trustee meetings and take an active role in shaping the future of our community. Your voice matters, and we welcome your ideas, concerns, and opinions. Community involvement is essential to our success, and we value the input of our residents. Join us and be a part of the conversation!

Dear Hamilton Township Residents, On behalf of the Hamilton Township Board of Trustees, we would like to sincerely thank you for your support in the renewal of Issue 18. This renewal ensures that the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office can continue to operate at the high standard our community expects – without raising taxes. The levy plays a critical role in preserving the safety, responsiveness, and professionalism that our designated deputies bring to Hamilton Township every day. Your vote of confidence affirms our shared commitment to maintaining a safe and welcoming community for all. We deeply value your trust as we work together to keep Hamilton Township a safe community. Thank you again for your support, Chairman Chris Hann Trustee Todd Blackstone Trustee Belinda Anderson

Hamilton Township voters will decide on Issue 18 in the May 2024 Primary Election, a renewal of the current police levy. This 3.75-mill levy funds critical law enforcement services, costing $57 annually for a $100,000 home. Without it, Hamilton Township would lose dedicated 24/7 police coverage. Informational meetings will be held in to discuss the levy’s impact. For more details, visit hamtwpfcoh.gov/policelevy2025 .

As of February 20th, 2024, Hamilton Twp Fire Dept changed the EMS billing company that we use. The previous company was Change HealthCare/Optum. We now use Ambulance Billing Network . You should not receive any EMS bills from anyone other than Ambulance Billing Network. If you do receive a bill from someone else, or multiple bills please contact Ambulance Billing Company directly at 937-435-1767 or Assistant Chief Ferrell at 614-491-1050. We are aware of some bills being sent out in error and we are currently working with both billing companies to resolve this issue. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. Thank you for your support and understanding.  Thomas Ferrell Assistant Fire Chief Hamilton Township Fire Department 1460 Obetz Rd, Columbus, OH 43207 Station: 614-491-1042 https://www.hamtwpfcoh.gov/