Due to the COVID-19 virus, effective November 18, 2020 at 8:00 am, Concord Township offices will be closed to public access until further notice. Anyone wishing to drop off paperwork for the Township may use the dropbox next to the Town Hall entrance door.

 

The Concord Township Service Department is responsible for snow removal, road construction and repair, local drainage systems, cemetery services and Township building and property maintenance.

The Service Department is comprised of 14 maintenance workers, 1 mechanic, an administrative assistant and the service director. The Service Department currently maintains 139 lane miles of Township roadways. Summer maintenance includes full depth concrete slab replacement, full depth asphalt replacement, Durapatching, crack sealing, roadside drainage improvement, roadside mowing and assisting other Township departments as needed. The Service Department also coordinates road replacement and drainage improvement projects with the assistance of Lake County Engineering Department and Lake County Storm Water Department.

Snow Barricade

The Service Department will provide the labor to install snow barricades for residents living in Concord Township at no charge. The barricade consists of an aluminum board, two steel posts, reflective numbers and hardware. The materials must be purchased from Concord Township at the cost of $40.00. Barricades absorb the impact of heavy snow being discharged by the snow plows. Please keep in mind that this barricade is not a guarantee that your mailbox will not be damaged during the course of the winter season. If you are interested in having the Service Department install a snow barricade, please fill out the application located on the top of our website under Forms and Applications and return it to Town Hall. This will be a one-time installation and all maintenance thereafter is the responsibility of the resident. There is a $15.00 charge for any reinstallation of barricades. If you have more questions please call (440) 350-3225 for assistance.

Snow Barricade Application

Yard Waste Program

The Yard Waste drop off is open to residents (no contractors or landscapers permitted) from 7:30am-2:30pm, Monday through Friday at the Service Department, located at 7229 Ravenna Road. Residents may drop off their yard waste in biodegradable paper yard waste bags only (NO PLASTIC), and place the bags in the dumpster provided. Yard waste includes grass clippings, leaves, garden debris and small twigs. No large brush will be permitted. The dump site will be closed promptly at 2:30pm.

The yard waste dumpster will remain at the Service Department until November 30, 2020.

Smart Salting Practices

In an effort to be more environmentally friendly while maintaining roads for safe travel during snow/ice events, Concord Township follows sensible salting practices. For more information, view the document below.

Concord Township Smart Salting Practices

Construction Updates

CONTINUING IMPACTS

  • State Route 44 paving and culvert repairs – SR 44 just north of I-90 will have shoulder closures for culvert repairs and resurfacing. Estimated completion: July 2021.

Contact ODOT’s Public Information Office at [email protected], (216) 584-2005 or (216) 584-2007 for more information or questions.

 

 

 

 

Department Contacts

Tim Brown
Service Director
[email protected]
(440) 350-3226
(440) 350-4463
Sue Bobnar
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
(440) 350-3225
(440) 350-4463
Name Address Phone Fax Hours
Service Department at Town Hall Campus 7229 Ravenna Road (440) 350-3225 (440) 350-4463 Monday-Friday 7 am 3:30 pm
  • I have a road complaint, whom do I contact?

    Being a Township, it depends on what road you live. The Ohio Department of Transportation takes care of State Routes; the Lake County Engineer maintains County owned roads, while the Concord Township Service Department takes care of Township roadways. Visit the Service Department’s page for more information.

  • Where do I report lawn damage during snow plow operations?

    Concord Township maintains the right to remove snow off Township roadways and place it within the right of way next to the road or cul-de-sac. Unfortunately, on occasion we may plow up grass/sod. Please report your observations to our office at (440) 350-3225. We will log it and schedule it for repair during the spring after April 15th.

  • If my mailbox is damaged during snow removal, what can I do?

    As a courtesy, Concord Service Department will evaluate down mailboxes and reattach and perform minor repairs if necessary after snow removal operations have been completed. Mailboxes most frequently come off after being hit by plowed snow and infrequently by the plow itself.

    View Resolution 2005-60, Mailbox Replacement Policy regarding mailbox replacement limits. We recommend that you consider adding a snow barricade for added protection

  • How do I get a mailbox snow barricade?

    Snow barricades are available to the residents at the cost of $40.00. Service Department personnel provide a one-time installation. Please fill out the Snow Barricade Application. There is a $15.00 fee for any reinstallation of barricades request thereafter.

  • What is the Township winter snow removal policy?

    If you are a new resident to Concord Township the Service Department only maintains side streets and subdivisions within the community. The Ohio Department of Transportation takes care of Ohio State Routes and Lake County Road Department is responsible for all connector roads. View Township Roadways for a complete list of state and Lake County roadways.

    The Service Department bases its preparation and response to winter conditions on the latest advances in technology and weather monitoring available. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office often alerts the Service Department to changing conditions so that we can respond effectively. Current department strategy has Concord divided into six zones covering approximately 142 lane miles. Our crews plow open the streets as needed and then treat hills, curves and intersections with a deicer, primarily rock salt.

    Concord Service Department maintains a sensible salting program. This treatment method is an effective response to frequently changing conditions in our lake effect prone area. This discipline provides effective measures according to current conditions and high traffic volume periods.

    We urge residents to put safety first. Allow added time for travel and prepare for sudden changes in road conditions. Focus on driving and avoid anything that might distract your ability to react safely.

  • Can the Township help me with a driveway culvert replacement?

    Yes, we offer a culvert replacement program. The cost for this service is $200.00 for the removal and replacement of the original culvert. The homeowner is responsible for the purchase of the pipe and any asphalt or concrete replacement following the installation by Township personnel. Please fill out the Culvert Pipe Installation Form. Lake County roads and state routes require permits. Contact our office for details at (440) 350-3225.

  • What do I do if my roadside ditch needs cleaning?

    Contact the Service Department for an evaluation of the ditch. On most occasions we will clean and regrade the ditch to its original design function at no cost to the resident. Please note that we only perform this maintenance on Township roadways.

  • Who should I contact to report a road condition such as a pot hole or debris in the road?

    During regular business hours contact the Service Department at (440) 350-3225. If outside the regular work schedule and the observation requires immediate attention such as a tree across the road, you can call the Lake County Sheriff’s Office at (440) 350-5531 who then can contact the appropriate personnel.

  • Is the Service Department responsible for all roads in the Township?

    Township roadways are maintained by three separate road departments: Ohio Department of Transportation, Lake Engineers Department and the Concord Service Department. View Township Roadways for a complete list of state and Lake County roadways.