Sharon Township

10/20/2026

Please take note of the upcoming drug takeback this weekend at the Sharon Township Hall- we will be collecting bottles for SWACO as well.

10/14/2026

Roads Dept Open House is happening tonight until 7:30pm. Come meet the team, enjoy some pizza and check out the equipment that keeps our township and cemeteries clear, safe and passable.

10/07/2026

Sharon South will be sprayed for mosquitoes tonight. Please note this is the last spray of the season as we head into Fall.

Hope the mosquitoes got the memo 🦟

10/06/2026

Please plan to attend!
Weds Oct 14 from 6-7:30pm

09/28/2026

Mosquito spraying will be done in Sharon South this evening.

09/25/2026

Many thanks to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for organizing the annual STAR Award event.

Our own Lt Dendiu was honored with an award this year. Thanks for all you do for our community and congratulations!

09/16/2026

09/14/2026

This Worthington landmark has been standing for 160+ years ➡️

Built in 1861, this was originally the home of Horace W. Wright and his wife, Henrietta.

Horace came from an important manufacturing family and operated the Worthington Sawmill on the property, providing important building materials for the growing community.

The Wrights occupied the home for 79 years. In 1940, the property was acquired by Sharon Township to be used as a war memorial. It became known as Sharon Memorial Hall and was briefly home to the Worthington Historical Society in the 1950s and ‘60s.

It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.

The home is significant for its early Victorian architecture, most notably its distinctive stone entryway. It retains many of its original features, including its fireplaces, marble mantels, and large staircase.

📍 137 E. Dublin-Granville Rd.
📸 Photo c. 1966

09/10/2026

Due to positive west nile detection, Franklin County Public Health plans to spray neighborhoods in Sharon Township South and Perry/Sharon Township North on Monday Sept 14, starting at 8:30pm

09/03/2026

With our Roads Superintendent Tom Kayati planning to retire at the end of the year, the trustees voted to promote Marcus Rose to Roads Superintendent last evening. Tom will continue for the next few months in an emeritus Roads Superintendent position while he continues to train and transition projects to Marcus and the team.

Tom has been a dedicated and loyal 47 year employee with the township, much of it in his senior leadership role. The department will be in great hands and we are happy that Marcus is going to carry on the tradition of service to our community, the cemeteries and care for the residents we serve.

Please congratulate Marcus, thank Tom and the crew for their many years of exceptional work.