Police Department

Established in 1960, the Springfield Township Police Department provides safe environment and crime prevention services. It protects life, property, and constitutional and civil rights of citizens. The department is staffed with more than 40 police and patrol officers, civilian personnel and detectives. The Springfield Township Police Department offers general and specialized law enforcement services. In addition, it conducts Citizen Police Academy and D.A.R.E programs. Located in Cincinnati, the Springfield Township Police Department is a part of Springfield Township, which also operates fire, service, administration, and parks and recreation departments.

Established in 1811, Union Township is a community on the outskirts of Cincinnati, Ohio located along the Ohio 32 and Interstate 275 corridor in northwestern Clermont County. It has a population of approximately 44,000 with an estimated median income of $52,172 according to the 2007 U.S. Census Bureau American Fact Finder. Some of the services offered by Union Township are effectively managing roads, parks, recreation and the Mt. Moriah cemetery. Its civic center is home to the Union Township Board of Trustees and administrative services, the West Clermont local school district administrative offices, a U.S. Post Office, a branch of the Clermont Senior Services, six public meeting rooms, a gymnasium and an amphitheatre. Union Township also operates and maintains the Veteran's Memorial Park, Clepper Park, Ivy Point Park and Mt. Carmel Park.