Townships cannot regulate hunting laws. Concord Township follows the guidelines established by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR).
Enjoy coffee and pastries while chatting with Township Administrator, Andy Rose, about current Concord Township news and updates! Coffee with the Administrator is held on the third Thursday of every […]
America250 Concord Township postcards are available at Concord Township’s Town Hall or at the Community Center. Suggested donation is $1.00 for two postcards. Proceeds benefit the Old Stone School museum. […]
Concord Township’s Recreation Department hosts a variety of events and class programs throughout the year, including community events, adult programs, youth programs, senior socials, and programs. View the link below […]
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 505.373 of the Ohio Revised Code that, by Resolution No. 2026-04, the Concord Township Board of Trustees has adopted the 2025 Ohio Fire […]
Thank you to all who participated! We look forward to this contest in December of 2026!
The Concord Township Recreation Department is proud to support the well-being and enjoyment of our residents and visitors through a wide range of programs and services.
Our mission is to foster a strong sense of community by making the Concord Township Community Center a welcoming hub for recreation, connection, learning, and culture. While organizing and hosting events at the Community Center remains at the heart of what we do, our role has evolved to reflect the changing interests and needs of the community. Today, our department also leads and coordinates a variety of additional activities and initiatives, as outlined below.
Townships cannot regulate hunting laws. Concord Township follows the guidelines established by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR).
There are several ways to register for a class through the Concord Township Recreation Department.
A complete listing of current classes can be found at on the Community Recreation Registration page.
Visit the Community Recreation Registration, then click on Programs. The program listing will indicate if a class is full.
The Concord Community Center is located at 7671 Auburn Road, across from TriPoint Hospital.
Yes! Contact the Recreation Department at (440) 639-4650 to inquire about availability and pricing.
The Recreation Department office hours are from 8am to 4:30pm Monday thru Friday. Our offices are located inside the Concord Community Center at 7671 Auburn Road.
Yes! The Concord Township 55+ Group meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 1:30pm at the Concord Community Center. The Recreation Department plans something special for each gathering, like a presentation on a topic of interest or an entertainer. Seniors simply call to reserve their seat, and enjoy the program. Programs are free with the exception of the summer picnic and Christmas Luncheon Party.
No. The pavilion is available on a “first come, first served” basis.
The Town Hall Ball Field is for Concord resident use on a first come-first served basis, however during the Spring and Fall seasons, the field can be reserved for team practice and games. Coaches wishing to reserve the field should contact the Recreation Department at (440) 639-4650 to inquire about availability and required insurance forms.
Lake County’s main libraries are located in Mentor and Painesville, however there is a small library of donated books located in the kitchen of the Concord Community Center at 7671 Auburn Road. Concord also has a “Little Free Library” located near the entrance of the Old Stone School at 7125 Ravenna Road. No library card needed, just come and take what you like!
Yes! The Concord Community Garden is located behind the Old Stone School at 7125 Ravenna Road. Garden plots are 10’x20’ and 20’x20’, and are available in organic and non-organic sections. Call the Recreation Department at (440) 639-4650 to inquire about renting a plot for the growing season.
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