From unforgettable events to exciting park upgrades, there’s much to celebrate about your community’s BIG backyard! Catch up with all of it in the Centerville-Washington Park District’s 2025 Annual Report. Want to learn even more? Reach out to us at…
Centerville-Washington Park District’s (CWPD) mission is to deliver fun, healthy, and outstanding park experiences that connect the community with the outdoors. In the area of health and safety, park staff work to make sure medical emergencies are met with life-saving…
Celebrate Spring with a Flower-Themed Family Event at Bill Yeck Park! Join the Centerville-Washington Park District for a fun-filled, flower-themed celebration to welcome the spring season on Friday, March 20, 2026. This free, family-friendly event will take place at the…
Request For Proposals (RFP): Athletic Field Study and Synthetic Turf Feasibility Analysis Date posted: February 17, 2026 Date due: March 5, 2026, by 5:00 pm PDF Submissions can be emailed to Kristen Marks, kmarks@cwpd.org 1. Project Overview The Centerville-Washington Township…
Centerville–Washington Township is a community where people are proud to live, work, learn, play and serve. That sense of pride is built every day through strong partnerships among the City of Centerville, Washington Township, Washington-Centerville Public Library, Centerville City Schools…
The Centerville-Washington Park District is currently accepting applications for temporary seasonal employees in operations and programming! View all current job openings and application instructions >
DATE POSTED: February 13, 2026 DATE DUE: March 13, 2026, by 5:00 p.m. Summary and Project Description: The Centerville-Washington Park District (CWPD) is issuing a Request for Proposals for asphalt repair and replacement projects. This project will cover varying scopes…
Centerville-Washington Park District 2026 summer camp registration begins on Monday, March 2, at 10 a.m. for residents of Centerville and Washington Township. Nonresidents may register beginning March 9 at 10 a.m. To improve your camp registration experience, we recommend completing…
Pileated woodpeckers never fail to impress. The first sign of their presence usually is auditory—the wild, laugh-like call, or the heavy jackhammering on a trunk. Those sounds were even used to simulate jungle ambiance in some old Tarzan movies. The…