Clinton Township Butler County

05/27/2026

🚧Clinton Township Road Project Announcement 🚧

Weather permitting, during the 1st or 2nd week of June, Youngblood Paving will be completing tar and chipping on the following township roads:
• Monks Road
• Jack Road
• Spring Valley Road (from Route 228 to Kozy Korner)
• Anderson Road (from Lardintown Road to Sun Mine Road)
• Anderson Road (from Saxonburg Boulevard to the Train Trestle)

Residents are asked to use caution.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as these improvements are completed.

04/14/2026

03/16/2026

03/09/2026

🚧Victory Road tree trimming will begin Monday, March 23rd and run through Friday, March 27th. Road will be closed from Chantler Drive to the Township line from 8 am until 2:30 pm each day. Please exercise caution while traveling in the area during completion of this work. 🌲🌳🪾

01/24/2026

In preparation for Winter Storm Fern, please exercise caution and consider checking in on your neighbors if possible. The Township road crew will be diligently working to clear roadways, but the process will take time given the anticipated totals. Please ensure that all roadways remain clear of vehicles. Stay safe.

01/12/2026

Attention Residents,

The Rural Oak recycling bins at the Township Building are temporarily unavailable due to staffing shortages with the company that services them. This is a free service, and we have reached out several times to try to get the issue resolved. We have also checked with the County, but unfortunately, there is no alternative option available at this time.

We understand this may be an inconvenience and appreciate your patience, as this issue is also affecting other recycling locations in the area.

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12/23/2025

The Township Office will be closed New Year’s Day
01/01/26

12/11/2025

You may notice the Township's Shield Radar Speed Sign on various roads. This device is useful for the Township to collect data on vehicle volume not just speed to help with transportation planning, road design, congestion management, and infrastructure investment decisions. Grant applications for low volume roads also require vehicle volume studies as part of the application process.

11/21/2025

In preparation for the Winter Season, here is a short narrative of how Township Roadways are maintained.

Clinton Township maintains 40.19 Miles of Roadway Surfaces with three routes total. One driver per route. Average time on a salt run is 1 hr 30 minutes per route. Average time on a salt and plow run is 3 hours. The average cost per ton of salt is $90.07 for 2025, up 30% from 10 years ago where the average cost was $64.00 per ton in Butler County through the state's cooperative purchasing program known as Costars.

During the upcoming Winter months, as per the Township Ordinances, NO ONE is to park on the cul-de-sacs or any public road or right of way so that the road can easily be cleaned of snow. Please DO NOT PUSH SNOW ONTO THE ROADS when plowing your driveway.

10/31/2025

Update, he was found 🙂

Missing Dog Alert: a young black and white beagle named Chase, reportedly friendly, was last seen near Ivywood and Brewer; please comment on this page as the owner is not on Facebook.