Trick-or-Treat October 31st Kipton Village 6-7:30pm

The April 20th 2026 Trustee Meeting will meet at a new location: 50679 State Route 303 (the new fire station complex) All future meetings will also be held at the new location. See you there!

The Trustees have repeatedly been approached by community members wishing to donate to the new fire station/complex project. A specific fund has been set up to receive donations for the new fire station/complex project. Please make the donation check payable to: CAMDEN TOWNSHIP Mailing address: PO Box 172 Kipton OH 44049, or drop off at 42 Court Street, Kipton, OH 44049. Phone number to reach us: 440-775-2015 Camden Township would like to thank you in advance for any voluntar

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Ohio Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Section offers consumers protection information at www.OhioProtects.org Site visitors can file complaints, learn about fraud, research businesses, identify scams, and even sign up to receive the newsletter. Consumers can also take the following steps when buying a used car: Check for any complaints against the dealership with the Ohio Attorney General’s Office and Better Business Bureau. Get everything in writing and read the fine p

Contact the Ohio Attorney General's Office at www.OhioProtects.org or 800-282-0515 - if you suspect a scam or unfair practice or for other consumer information.

Receive Emergency Notices Through the cooperation of the Lorain County Commissioners, the Lorain County Emergency Management Agency, the Lorain County 911 Emergency Communications Agency, and the Camden Township Trustees, Lorain County has implemented an Emergency Notification System for its residents. This system is designed to notify residents of any emergency situation should it arise, via standard phone lines, cellular phones, and email. Those persons using a standard in

A new crisis text resource available for Lorain County. Text: 4hope to 741741 Any person may need help in coping with a stressful situation. Help may be just a text message away. The Crisis Text Line serves anyone in any type of crisis, including a mental health need. It provides access to free, 24/7 support & information. Text: 4HOPE OR HELLO to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis Counselor. Crisis Text Line is there any time, day or night, to help those in need. All age

Access your real estate documents online, 24/7, free of charge at www.LorainCounty.com/recorder 440-329-5148 Lorain County Probate Court Records and general information can be found at www.LorainCounty.com/probate 440-329-5176 Lorain County Clerk of Courts information on motor vehicles & watercraft can be found at: www.LorainCounty.com/clerk 440-329-5130

loraincounty.com/auditor ​ Click on the map then "Zoom" to Camden Township. ​ The Trustees have no control over the reappraisal process.

You can give you family or a love one in your life a lasting tribute by recognizing them on the walkway around our Roll Call Monuments. They can be in memory of, in honor of, or in appreciation of persons or groups. The engraved pavers are 4"x 8" and are engraved with up to three lines of 15 characters (this includes letters, spaces & punctuation.) The information will be centered on the brick. Cost is $30 per brick. We reserve the right to refuse any inappropriate language.

Tick bites can be more than bothersome, they can spread disease to people & dogs. The most common disease deer ticks spread is Lyme Disease, which can cause headache, fatigue, and rash, and might spread to joints, the heart, and the nervous system. Dog ticks are larger & can cause Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. "By taking some simple precautions, you can prevent tick bites & Lyme disease & still enjoy the outdoors," says David Covell, MPH, RS, health commissioner at LC Public

Scammers are increasingly pretending to be the IRS in order to target hard working taxpayers each year. This scam peaks in April but can occur all year round and usually occurs by phone. Follow these tips to help keep you safe from these scammers throughout the year: The IRS will NEVER: Call to demand money by using debit, credit or gift card. Threaten to immediately bring police to have you arrested. Demand payment without giving you the opportunity to appeal the amount. If

Only 1 in 14 cases of elder abuse is reported. 16.9% of US population is 65 and older. If you SEE Something, SAY Something! Report elder abuse to your local law enforcement or Lorain County Prosecutor's Office today.

From Lorain County Prosecutor's Office CHILD IDENTITY THEFT Your child's identity can be stolen as early as six months old. More than one million children were victim of identity theft in 2018. Two-thirds of all victims are under eight years old. How to Protect Your Child 1. Disclose personal info discretely. 2. Shred sensitive documents. 3. Use safe passwords. 4. Update your computer virus protection. 5. Keep all personal documents in lock box. ​ What to do if Your Child Is

Do you have trouble getting to the store or a food pantry? Age-related changes, disabilities, and chronic health conditions that may make it difficult to go grocery shopping. The Coalition for Quality Aging at Oberlin Community Services is testing this delivery service. Do you live in southern Lorain County? (This includes Camden Township.) We will deliver to your door! Food delivery is available on the third Friday of every month at no cost to you! Deliveries include perisha

Medical Marijuana Resolution 17-34 At their March 6, 2017 regular meeting, the Camden Trustees passed Resolution 17-34 to prohibit cultivators, processors and retail dispensaries of medical marijuana within the unincorporated territory of Camden Township, pursuant to Section 3796.29 of the Ohio Revised Code. The effective date of this Resolution shall be May 1, 2017. ​ Dog Regulations Resolution NO. 20-34 1-21-2020 WHEREAS; dogs running at large have menaced people, damaged p

Kipton Community Church Every Tuesday from 6-7:30 pm 511 Church St. 440-774-4148

Meets the 2nd Wed. of March, June, September & December at 7:00 p.m. at 42 Court in Kipton. All meetings are open to the public.

MEETINGS: All meeting are held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month (except if a holiday then on Tuesday.) All are at 7:30 p.m. & are held at: 42 COURT ST., KIPTON (unless otherwise advertised.) ALL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 440-775-2015 P.O. Box 172, Kipton, OH 44049 or email form on Contact Us page