Dover Township
Category: Newsletter
A Word from Dover Township Trustee John Miceli
As we near the end of 2015, we use our final newsletter to reflect on the successes we’ve already achieved and
remind you of those we anticipate in the coming months.
Residents Encouraged to Vote Tuesday, November 3
Before you head to the polls on November 3, here are a few important reminders from the Tuscarawas County Board of Elections (BOE) website.
Read MoreLights and Signs: A Reminder from Zoning Inspector Dave Weber
We’ve received a lot of questions recently from businesses and individuals regarding lights and signs in Dover Township, and I would like to take a moment to remind you of our zoning regulations and request that those interested in placing a sign or business lighting first review our regulations online or call me.
Read MoreThere’s plenty to eat, explore locally this summer
Looking for fresh, locally grown products? Check-out area open-air and farmers markets.
Read MoreA word from Dover Township Trustee John Miceli
In this issue of the Dover Township Newsletter, we’re focusing on all things summer—including events in and around Dover Township and township road projects of which residents should be aware.
Read MoreTrustees Request Resident Input on Electric Aggregation, Offer Rate Comparison Guide
The Dover Township Trustees have been asked to consider adopting an electric aggregation program that would affect all Dover Township residents.
Read MoreRoad Work Planned This Summer
Dover Township residents should practice extra caution while traveling along township roadways late this summer. The township will begin a 1.5-mile repaving initiative…
Read MoreTownship Residents Benefit from Dover Fire Department’s New Equipment
The Dover Fire Department recently acquired its first four-wheel drive ambulance and has added a new plow to its brush truck—both critical for runs made in severe weather.
Read MoreSheriff’s Office and ADAMHS Board Create Re-Entry Program
The Sheriff’s Office has partnered with our local Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board to tackle a serious issue that is plaguing our jail facility.
Read MoreSummer Fire Safety Tips from Dover Fire Department Chief Russell Volkert
Before you hand your children those sparklers this Fourth of July weekend, remember that—while sparklers and firecrackers are fun to look at—they can burn at more than 1,000°F…
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