Moving companies in Goshen, OH.

Local services and rules

Moving to Goshen: who to call and what the city asks.

Goshen Township is in Clermont County, Ohio. The Loveland School District reaches into Goshen Township.

Township and county road care

The Goshen Township Service Department handles snow and ice control on township roads. The Clermont County Engineer looks after county roads such as Woodville Pike, Shiloh Road, Goshen Road, Manila Road and Hill Station Road. Private drives and streets are the responsibility of the residents on them.

Western Water Company and county water bills

Western Water Company takes new-service and transfer requests through an online form, and a representative then follows up by phone or in person. The Clermont County Water Resources Department customer service maintains account data and meter reading and generates bi-monthly bills.

Curbside hauling, large items and household chemicals

Waste disposal in Clermont County is by curbside service from a hauler or by self-haul. Curbside trash haulers often offer large-item pickup to their existing customers.

The Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District takes smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, common household chemicals and paint from area residents at its Clermont County headquarters, for pre-approved items and by appointment only. When materials are not eligible for local drop-off, the district can issue a disposal voucher for Environmental Enterprises at 4650 Spring Grove Avenue in Cincinnati.

Goshen Local School District and library cards

Goshen Local School District takes enrollment for students living within its boundaries and also considers open enrollment requests from students who live outside them.

Clermont County Public Library card applicants aged 18 or older can apply online and receive a card by email, while applicants under 18 sign up at a library branch with a parent or guardian.

Dial-A-Ride and dog licenses

Clermont Transportation Connection runs Dial-A-Ride, a door-to-door service open to anyone in Clermont County, with wheelchair-accessible vehicles; riders schedule a trip by calling dispatch.

Dog licenses in Clermont County can be bought online, by mail, or in person at the Clermont County Auditor office at 101 E. Main St in Batavia or at the Clermont County Animal Shelter, and are renewed each year.

Zoning permits and flood hazard areas

The township Zoning Department issues zoning permits and assigns street address numbers in new subdivisions and on vacant property. Clermont County requires approval for all work or development on property in special flood hazard areas.