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The Warren County Dog Warden Department in Lebanon, OH is dedicated to education, public safety, and enforcement of Ohio laws pertaining to dogs. They focus on the confinement and licensing of all dogs in Warren County, capturing, handling, and transporting approximately 2000 dogs annually. With a commitment to responsible dog ownership, they ensure that every dog is licensed and wearing a valid tag, while also enforcing regulations for physical confinement or restraint to prevent escape. The department collaborates with the Warren County Animal Shelter to provide educational programs in classrooms and community presentations. Their efforts aim to promote awareness and compliance with dog-related laws, ultimately ensuring the well-being and safety of both dogs and the community they reside in.Generated from the website

The Warren County Water and Sewer Department is a regional water supplier that serves more than 17,000 customers. It owns and operates three wastewater treatment plants. The department has agreements with the Metropolitan Sewer District, Franklin Regional Wastewater Treatment Corporation, Butler County and the Village of Waynesville to provide wastewater treatment to portions of unincorporated areas of Warren County in Ohio. The Warren County Water and Sewer Department distributes water from booster pump stations. It also provides fire protection and daily storage services from over seven storage tanks. Located in Lebanon, Ohio, the Warren County Water and Sewer Department is a part of Warren County.