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The Springfield Township Road Department is located at 705 East Leffel Lane. Office phone number is (937) 322 0253.
More photos of the Road Department facilities and crew can be found in our photo gallery.
Road Work Updates
Crews will soon begin asphalt milling work on Broadview Dr., E. Leffel Ln. (Selma Rd. to S. Burnett Rd.) Rocket Ave., and Sunset Ave. (S. Burnett Rd. to end). The planned start date for Broadview Dr., Rocket Ave. and Sunset Ave. is July 31, 2023, weather permitting.
The E. Leffel Ln. project has already begun. We ask for your patience as crews do their best to complete the work.
Road Superintendent: Billy Saunders
Billy manages all road department functions from the Township Road Department offices.
Road Dept. Crew Photo
From left to right: Brian Spurgin, Mike Johnson, Richard Allender, Billy Saunders, Chris Schroeder, Bryan Kahlert, Dan Hess
Leaf Collection
During the autumn season Springfield Township road crews collect fallen leaves from Township residential properties. When placing leaves near the road be certain the leaves do not extend onto the roadway and that the leaf pile contains only fallen leaves.
Township employees reserve the right to not collect leaves from piles containing anything other than leaves.
The Brush and Leaf policy PDF can be downloaded here.
Brush Collection
The Township Brush Crew will take limbs up to five (5) inches in diameter. The limbs should be placed on the berm, not in the roadway, with the cut end towards the road. The limbs should not be cut into small pieces; the brush crew prefers longer pieces that will feed into the chipper easily. If the branches are smaller than twelve (12) inches in length, please place them in an open container.
The Brush and Leaf policy PDF can be downloaded here.
Poison Plants
Please be certain that no poison ivy, poison oak or poison sumac is included in the branches for collection/chipping. Employees reserve the right to not chip any branches touching these poison plants.
Not sure how to identify the poison plants? Here is an excellent website that will help.
