Citizens Call for Trustee Catanzaro to Resign
A group of active citizens in Mad River Township have called for the resignation of trustee Joe Catanzaro based on a violation of Ohio Revised Code which requires an elected…
Residents Refused Opportunity to Question Trustees Regarding Fire Department Report
Mad River Township Trustees announced at their June 3, 2019 meeting that they will no longer speak about or answer questions concerning the investigation into the leadership of the emergency…
Village Council Responds to Fire Department Report
Enon Village Council President Rick Hanna read a statement at the May 28, 2019 meeting of the Enon Village Council in the absence of Mayor Tim Howard. The statement acknowledged…
Township Leaders Hire and Grant Pay Increases to First Responders
On Friday, May 24, 2019 the Mad River Township Board of Trustees met in a special meeting and hired 12 new employees for the Emergency Services Department. The hiring is…
Report on Fire Dept. Investigation Released
We have received a copy of the report to the Mad River Township Trustees by Clemans-Nelson Associates, Inc., into the Mad River Township Fire Department. We have uploaded a copy…
Open Letter to the Community from Former Members of MRTFD
To the citizens of Mad River Township, We, the former members of the MRTFD and members of the Fire Association, would like to take the time to thank you for…
Emergency Services Personnel Stage Mass Resignation Following Investigation Report
The Mad River Township Board of Trustees met in executive session for over an hour with two representatives from Clemens-Nelson who were hired to investigate the administration of the emergency…
Fire Association Cleans Up Local Parks
The Enon-Mad River Township Fire Association provided community service to two parks located in the Village and Township on Saturday. The group founded in 1949 includes past and present members…
Emergency Services Department Remains Subject of Investigation
After nearly three months the Mad River Township Board of Trustees is no closer to solving the internal problems that have plagued the emergency services department for several years. Following…
Two Clark County Resident Deaths Related to Hepatitis A Confirmed
The Clark County Combined Health District has confirmed two Clark County resident deaths related to hepatitis A. The cases have been thoroughly investigated and appropriate actions taken, but in order…