Fiscal Responsibility & Progress Continue Over the past seven years Fairfield Township has worked very hard to probably manage funds while meeting the needs of departmental operations.  In spite of COVID, untrue accusations, and new staff, the

 The Board of Trustees reviewed and voted to unanimously approve the Final PUD Development plan for MI Homes Timber Trails, Section One.  Section One includes 70 houses with estimated average home value of $400,000. Section One is divided

FOCUS GROUP DATES (all to be held at the Administration Building 6032 Morris Road): August 24th from 6:30 to 8:00 PM (held and attended by 6 residents) September 21st from 8:00 to 9:30 AM (held and attended by 2 residents) October 13th from 1:00 to 2:30 PM

Thanks to the persistence and work of an active group of residents a beautiful veterans tribute is being brought to fruition in Fairfield Township.  The memorial will be a very important addition to Heroes Park off of Morris/Millikin

The police station on Vonnie Vale is being remodeled and doubled in size which allows the department to keep pace with the growth of both the police force and Township. Construction includes enclosing the existing Sally Port and adding new fencing and

Progress toward creating a roundabout at the Five Points intersection is moving forward with construction slated to begin in 2022.  The intersection straddles Hamilton and Fairfield Township.   The County continues to work

The new Public Works building is the first of its kind in Fairfield Township!  Over the years, the Department has worked from the back of former Fire Station 212 which was located off of Tylersville Road near Five Points.  Not only was there very

MI Homes Presentation Link At last evening's Special Meeting, the Board of Trustees voted unanimously to pass the Consent Decree between Fairfield Township and MI Homes.  This development will be located off of Route 4, across from Greenlawn Road and