The Medina county bookmobile visits Litchfield on Wednesdays 3:00pm to 3:30pm. It parks along the circle next to U.C.C. church. Drop off returns and pick up Interlibrary Loans. The bookmobile and outreach service phone number is 330-722-2590 or visit their website: https://mcdl.info/bookmobilerequest

Buckeye Schools Volunteers From PTO to PRIDE, Strategic Planning Committees, classroom parents, literacy volunteers, parent coaches and field trip chaperones, there are so many ways to be involved in the schools. Click here to contact the Buckeye Schools . . . you’ll make a difference! Note: a background check is required. Contact the schools to learn more. ​ Because Litchfield Township is in a more rural setting, 4-H is especially popular. There are two groups for kids age

You can find Litchfield kids of all ages running around a field, track, diamond, mat or court throughout the county. You’ll also find parents coaching on the sidelines, cheering in the stands or working the snack bar for soccer, softball, baseball, track, wrestling, football and many other sports. Below are the links to the details you need to get in the game. Sports are available for all ages and skill levels: Buckeye Baseball & Softball Youth League (click here) Buckey

Seniors Rock! There are so many ways for seniors to get involved, learn, experience and help: In Our Community To get more involved in the Litchfield Township community, check out these links: Churches Fun Groups Volunteering Local Parks & Rec Medina County Community Info ​ Medina County Office for Older Adults Laura Toth, Director 246 Northland Drive Medina, OH 44256 Phone 330.723.9514 Fax 330.723.9506 ​ The Medina County Office for Older Adults offers a range of service

There are a variety of places to worship within Litchfield Township. Each church offers a welcoming and friendly atmosphere that contributes to our community’s personality. Litchfield Assembly of God 9082 Norwalk Road Litchfield, OH 44253 330.721.2671 Pastor: Andy Garber ​ Sunday morning, 10:30 am Sunday night, 6:00 pm Wednesday night, 7:00 pm ​ Litchfield Baptist Church Address: 4022 Avon Lake Road Litchfield, OH 44253 330.722.1496 www.litchfieldbaptist.org ​​Pastor: Rever

Medina County Sheriff’s Office 555 Independence Drive Medina, OH 44256 Emergency: 911 Emergency Dispatch: 330.725.6631 General Information: 330.725.0028 or toll-free 844.725.4700 Detective Bureau: 330.725.9116 http://www.medinasheriff.com/ Emergency Address Signs One of the easiest ways you can make your home and family a bit safer is by attaching a green address sign to your mailbox or a post in front of your home. This easy-to-read sign allows emergency teams to find your

There’s so much to do in Medina County! Here are links to other community resources you might find useful: Main Street Medina From the iconic Public Square to the more than forty locally owned shops, a brewery, restaurants, and two community theatre companies, the nonprofit Main Street Medina supports over fifty events every year. Visit their website for what details on the next fun events. Visit the site Medina County Medina County’s official government site links

Utilities​ Aspire Energy 330.682.7726 https://aspireenergyco.wpengine.com ​ Columbia Gas of Ohio 800.344.4077 https://www.columbiagasohio.com/ ​ Consumer Gas Cooperative 330.682.4144 https://www.cgcohio.com ​ Lorain-Medina Rural Electric (LMRE) 800.222.5673 http://www.lmre.org/ Rural Lorain County Water Authority (RLCWA) 800.842.1339 https://www.rlcwa.com/ Trash Disposal Kimble Recycling and Disposal 800.201.0005 https://www.kimblecompanies.com ​ Republic Services 440

There are so many ways to get involved in our community! These are just a few suggestions: Buckeye Community Theatre According to their website, Buckeye Community Theatre is “spotlighting youth as one of NEO’s fastest growing youth-centered organizations.” Ask any kid involved or their parents, and they’ll tell you it’s an amazing experience . . . right here in Medina! This summer’s production: High School Musical. Click here to visit their website. Litchfield Histor

The Litchfield Scholarship Fund was established in August 1971 to encourage the youth of the township to seek further education. All Litchfield seniors of Buckeye High School are eligible for consideration. This scholarship fund is supported by residents of the community through various fundraising events such as the Ice Cream Social. ​ Litchfield seniors are also eligible for the Vincent Yambrovich Engineering Scholarship, which was established in 1984 by Vincent and Marjori

Litchfield Parks Management Trustee Joe Seifert 330.421.3889 Medina County Park District 6364 Deerview Lane Medina, OH 44256 330.722.9364 | 330.225.7100, ext. 9364 | 330. 336.6657, ext 9364 Parks, Trails and Events are Close By! The Medina County Park District’s mission is “to enhance the quality of all life through education, conservation and the protection of natural resources.” Take advantage of the outdoor beauty, educational programs and volunteer opportunitie

Our Plans for Our Future The Litchfield Township Comprehensive Plan was created in 2006 and “provides a logical and goal driven strategy for shaping the future of the Township.” The Comprehensive Plan is more what you’d call “guidelines” than actual rules, but they are the foundation to maintaining the integrity, security and charm of our Township. ​ To view the Plan - download PDF below: Zoning In and Out Please contact our zoning inspector at 440-522-9321 before you build

The Litchfield Town Band welcomes you! What’s New Our Town Band celebrates our community with friendship and music. There’s nothing like a summer concert at the Gazebo with ice cream or a Christmas event, right? Band leader Cindy Bennett and the Litchfield band cordially invite musicians high school age and beyond to join them in rehearsals and performances. Rehearsals: The Litchfield Town Band will rehearse Tuesdays from 7:00 – 8:00 in the Litchfield Town Hall or the Ann

Schools | Sports | Scholarships ​ There are so many ways for kids and parents to get involved in our community. Feel free to dig around here for info on Buckeye Local Schools, sports, 4-H and Scouting groups, even local scholarships. Scouting The local Girl Scout and Boy Scout troops are headed by the husband and wife team of Ken and Liz Wolff: Girl Scouts: Beginning in kindergarten, girls can learn about being a G.I.R.L.: Go-getter | Innovator | Risk-taker | L