Your Centerville-Washington Park Board is serious about providing the park and recreation opportunities you want. In 2015, a large sampling of residents provided us with lots of great feedback. Then in late 2016, we conducted another survey to get more…
At the June 12 meeting of the Centerville-Washington Park District Board of Commissioners, a resolution was passed to place a 2.0 mill levy renewal question on the November 7 ballot. The 2.0 mill levy is the “bread and butter of…
The Centerville-Washington Park District is teaming up with youth athletic organizations in the community to provide AED (automated external defibrillators) stations for public use in eight community parks 365 days a year. The AEDs will be installed at Activity Center,…
Julia spent 30 years of civil service at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, serving in the Air Force Research Laboratories and in weapon systems acquisition. She was a CFO for the F-22 Program and Deputy CFO for the Tri-Service Standoff…
Win a 55-gallon rain barrel by using your artistic talent! The Centerville-Washington Park District has a rain barrel to install at the Activity Center Park headquarters building. In addition to the environmental benefits, we’d like to use it to display…
Nathan is a junior at Centerville High School. He has lived in Centerville almost his entire life, moving here when he was just one month old! He has four siblings, including a twin brother. Nathan is a driven and motivated…
Centerville-Washington Park District (CWPD) and Montgomery County Animal Resource Center (MCARC) are teaming up to remind local park visitors about current state and local regulations pertaining to dogs, including Ohio’s leash law. The leash law states that dogs must be…
There’s a new treasure-hunting experience in your parks created to make you smile! We’ve been busy painting rocks and hiding them in CWPD parks. Now it’s your turn — go out and find them! Create your own masterpieces and leave…
The Centerville-Washington Park District has acquired another high-quality natural habitat for residents to enjoy. The 6.7-acre parcel of land is located on Loop Road, adjacent to Village South Park, a property managed by the Park District. The new land expands…
The Centerville-Washington Park District staff plants mature size trees each year to help replace trees that have been lost due to disease or storm damage throughout the district’s 50 parks. Trees that are donated through the Tree Dedication Program are also…