Board of Trustees
David A. Phares, Chairman
Nancy K. Brown, Vice-Chair
David A. Finfrock, Member
Melanie Cochran, Fiscal
OfficerTim King, Twp.
Coordinator
Station 51, 11100 Gerlaugh Rd.
Hertzler House in George Rogers Clark Park
Bethel Township
Clark County, Ohio
11300 W. National Rd.        
New Carlisle OH 45344
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937-845-1341
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Bethel Township
Clark County, Ohio
Board of Trustees
David A. Phares, Chairman
Nancy K. Brown, Vice-Chair
David A. Finfrock, Member
Melanie Cochran, Fiscal Officer
Tim King, Twp. Administrator
Trustees Meetings

Regularly scheduled
township meetings are held
the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month at
7:00 at the fire station on
Gerlaugh Rd., unless
otherwise noted.

If you wish to be notified of
special meetings, leave a
stamped, self-addressed
envelope at the township
office with fiscal officer
Melanie Cochran
NEW FIRE STATION

Estimated completion date - late February
It's getting close!

Watch for updates here and at
www.betheltownship.wordpress.com

Framing started  August 25.  
See pictures from the
Fair at New Boston
here
Less than a month later...  
Next Regular
Meeting
Tuesday, M
arch 9
7:00 p.m.
Station 51 on
Gerlaugh Rd.

Next Work Session
M
arch 2 at 4:00 p.m.
11300 W. National Rd.
Block work started going up
in early October.  Rain slowed
them down.
OPWC Grant
Funding for next year's
Ohio Public Works Projects
was announced Nov. 12.
 
Bethel Township was
awarded $950,300 toward
a $1.325 million  project in
Park Layne.
 

The Styer Rd. bridge will be
replaced, and Styer,
Weinland, Lemay, and
Stratmore streets will all be
milled down and
resurfaced.  Some curbs,  
gutters, and fire hydrants
will be replaced, and
handicap ramps will be
installed.

The remainder of the
project's money will come
from a $110,500 CDBG
grant and local matches
from the township and the
county engineer.

Working cooperatively we
were able to achieve more
than we could have
separately.  The main
roads in Park Layne will get
a much needed complete
renovation, while the
engineer's office will be
able to replace the bridge
with a modern span.
By mid-November block work
was done except for the front
of the bay area.