Maintenance
- Street and right-of-way maintenance for all township roads
- Maintenance of six cemeteries, township administration building and four fire stations
- Drainage tile repairs and installation
- Winter snow removal and road treatment for ice
- Emergency operations and storm cleanup
- Maintenance to two parks Tanglebrook Park and Emersonia Park
- Tanglebrook Park contains a children’s playground, a running track and 100–150-year-old trees. Tanglebrook Park is located behind Fire Station 201 (4343 Grove City Road) off Grove City Road.
- Emersonia Park contains a children’s playground. Emersonia is located at the corner of Lois Drive and Charlemagne Street
Events
- Cleanup Day: Jackson Township Residential Summer Cleanup - April 29, 2024 to October 4, 2024 - SWACO’s Recycling and Reuse Search Tool.
- Year-Round Electronic Waste Collection: Residents in Jackson Township including those in the City of Grove City and village of Urbancrest may drop off electronic items for free disposal at the Jackson Township administration office at 3756 Hoover Road in Grove City, Ohio during normal business hours. An electronics waste receptacle is in the administration building lobby for easy disposal.
- Please note: no tube or flat-screen televisions, or computer monitors will be accepted.
- Fall Leaf Pickup Services: Collection for the autumn season typically begins in late October and ends in mid-December.
Insects
- Mosquito Management: Provided by Franklin County Public Health - Complete an online Request for Service, or call (614) 525-BITE/2483 to report mosquito problems in your area of the township. Green door hangers will be left to summarize what actions field staff took in response to requests. Township residents may sign up to receive email notifications for spraying and link to a Do-Not-Spray Request Form. Go to mosquito.myfcph.org for more information or to see the planned spray map.
- Tick Surveillance: Jackson Township is contracting with Franklin County Public Health staff to conduct active tick surveillance in area parks. FCPH is partnering with The Ohio State University to pathogen test a portion of the ticks found. Learn more about ticks at https://myfcph.org/community-environment-inspections/.
Misc
- NPDES Compliance: For more details on NPDES Phase II Compliance information, please visit the Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation.
- Engineering: Franklin County Engineer’s Jackson Township Map