Community

Beneath the everyday life of Washington Township/Centerville exists an invisible architecture of collaboration. While residents enjoy exceptional parks, libraries, schools and other public services, what they may not see is the intentional, proactive partnership that makes it all possible. The Township, City, School District, Parks Department, Library, and other public entities operate as a unified support system, constantly communicating, coordinating, and working in concert to elevate the quality of life.

While each organization has a unique role, we operate as a connected system focused on serving residents in thoughtful, efficient, and meaningful ways. From services and education to parks, programs, and community spaces, our collaboration helps ensure that things work seamlessly, even when that work happens behind the scenes. Together, we are committed to the place we serve and the people who call it home. We are proud of our partnerships, proud of our community, and proud to be home.

Centerville Washington Diversity Council

The council consists of 50 representatives from:

• Local government, public and private schools, and businesses
• Media, faith and ethnic communities
• Various races, ages, physical abilities and sexual orientations

Centerville-Washington History

• A group dedicated to connecting the community to its heritage by collecting, preserving, interpreting, and promoting the history of our local area
• Much of the stone used to build our early Montgomery County highways was crushed and hauled from Centerville quarries
• Read more about the local history of this area