Which ZIP codes cover Medina Township?

Wikipedia lists 44215, 44256 and 44258 for Medina Township, and ZIP 44233 (Hinckley) also reaches into part of it. Any of those addresses can send a request if the property is inside the township.

Who do I call about a township road in Medina Township?

Call the Medina Township Roads Department at 330-764-8767. County roads go to the Medina County Highway Department at 330-764-8780 and state routes to ODOT. Private drives and lots need a private contractor.

Who plows SR 3 and the I-71 interchange at Exit 222?

ODOT handles state routes and interstates; the County Engineer lists ODOT at 330-723-0091. Business lots near the interchange can request commercial snow plowing and salting for their own pavement.

Does the City of Medina sidewalk ordinance apply in Medina Township?

The City of Medina's sidewalk rule (Ord. 135-13) is a city ordinance, and township property sits outside the city. The township's site does not publish a sidewalk-clearing rule, so ask Township Hall. Sidewalk snow removal can be added either way.

Will the township plow the private streets in my Medina Township subdivision?

The township's street list keeps private streets in their own group, and those are not on the township route. The association or owners arrange plowing; one bid can cover streets and common walks on the HOA snow removal page.

Can new homes in the Bohaty subdivision near Stonegate Drive request plowing?

Owners in the planned 75-lot subdivision between Stonegate Drive and Ledgewood Drive can send a request once they move in. A seasonal contract keeps one contractor on the street all winter.

What happens if a plow damages my mailbox in Medina Township?

On county roads, the County Engineer says the county will repair or replace a mailbox its plow damages, or pay up to $35 for materials. For township streets, ask the Roads Department at 330-764-8767.

Is Medina Township in the lake-effect snowbelt?

News 5 Cleveland places Medina County, especially northern Medina, in the secondary snowbelt, with lake-effect snow coming mainly on winds straight from the north. The township's spot north of the city puts it on that side of the county.

Who clears snow at the Medina Township sports complex on Fenn Road?

The sports complex at Blakslee Park is township property, and its field line, 330-764-8767, is the Roads Department number. Requests through this site cover private property only, such as your own drive or a business lot that needs lot plowing.

Snow Removal in Medina Township, OH

Snow removal in Medina Township, Ohio covers the 18.1 square miles that wrap around the north and east sides of the City of Medina, the Medina County seat. The township had 9,183 residents at the 2020 census, and State Route 3 has a full interchange with I-71 at Exit 222 inside its borders (Wikipedia: Medina Township).

One request form reaches a local contractor for driveways, private streets, association roads and business lots, including those near the interchange. Brunswick Hills lies to the north, Granger Township to the east, Montville Township to the south and York to the west.

Medina Township is run by a three-member board of trustees from Township Hall at 3799 Huffman Road. It keeps its own police force and contracts with the City of Medina for fire and EMS. Township roads are not city streets, though: the township, Medina County and ODOT each plow their own, and everything past the end of the public road is left to the owner.

Who plows the roads in Medina Township?

The township Roads Department plows township streets, working out of 3718 Weymouth Road under Road Superintendent Dennis Miller (330-764-8767). The same crew of three full-time and three part-time employees also maintains the parks, township buildings and cemeteries (Medina Township Roads Department).

County roads go to the Medina County Highway Department (330-764-8780) and state routes to ODOT. Driveways, private streets and business lots are not on anyone's public route, which is where driveway snow plowing and lot service come in.

Does Medina Township plow private streets in subdivisions?

Only streets on the township's public list get the township plow. The Roads Department publishes a street list that sorts every road into township streets, county roads, state routes and private streets, so it is worth checking before winter which group your street falls in.

Associations that own their streets, common walks or mailbox areas can request one seasonal bid on the HOA snow removal page. A seasonal snow contract keeps the same contractor on the job all winter.

Aerial view of a parking lot full of cars after a light snow

Are new homes between Stonegate Drive and Ledgewood Drive covered?

New homes there can request plowing as soon as they are occupied. The township announced that work on the Bohaty property, a planned single-family subdivision of about 75 lots running from Stonegate Drive to Ledgewood Drive, was scheduled to start the week of January 19, 2026.

Fresh driveways and curbs chip easily under a plow blade. Say the home is new when you send the request so the contractor can mark edges first.

Snow Removal services in Medina Township

Plow truck with amber lights clearing a snow-covered lot at dusk

Commercial Snow PlowingParking lots, retail plazas, office lots and drive lanes plowed at the snow depth you choose.Commercial Snow Plowing details

Person clearing a long residential driveway with a snowblower after a snowfall

Driveway Snow PlowingResidential driveways plowed after each snowfall, per visit or on a seasonal plan.Driveway Snow Plowing details

Orange salt truck with a red plow blade on a snowy road lined with frosted trees

Salting and De-IcingRock salt and ice melt applied to lots, drives and walks to prevent and break up ice.Salting and De-Icing details

Person clearing a snow-covered sidewalk in front of a brick storefront building

Sidewalk Snow RemovalPublic sidewalks, entrances, steps and ramps shoveled or blown clear and treated.Sidewalk Snow Removal details

Aerial view of a snow-covered subdivision with cleared streets and driveways

HOA and Subdivision Snow RemovalPrivate subdivision roads, condo lots, mailbox areas and common walks for associations.HOA and Subdivision Snow Removal details

Orange plow truck clearing a tree-lined road during snowfall

Seasonal Snow ContractsOne price for the winter, or per-push rates in writing: compare before the first snow.Seasonal Snow Contracts details

Neighborhoods served in Medina Township

Weymouth

Weymouth began as a mill crossroads that the township's history says came near being the county seat. The Roads Department now works out of Weymouth Road, so homes here see the township truck early and can book the drive cleared after it.

Stonegate Drive

Stonegate Drive is one end of the planned 75-lot Bohaty subdivision. Flag new driveways and curbs on the request.

Huffman Road

Township Hall sits at 3799 Huffman Road. Homes nearby can request driveway plowing or a full-season contract.

Windfall

Windfall is one of four places where the township keeps a cemetery, with Hamilton Corners, Center and Weymouth. Properties here can ask for plowing and salting together.

Blakslee Park

Blakslee Park, at Fenn Road and Weymouth Road, holds the township sports complex. Homes around that corner can request plowing for drives and private lanes.

About Medina Township, Ohio

Medina Township, the only one in Ohio, was surveyed into 81 equal lots in 1810, Zenas Hamilton of Harpersfield, New York became its first permanent settler in October 1814, and the first township election was held on March 24, 1818 (Medina Township history). The name comes from Medina in Arabia; it was originally to be Mecca (Wikipedia).

Winter has been part of township life from the start. The township's history records the Great Sleigh Ride of 1856, when 181 Medina teams went up against Cuyahoga and Summit counties. Lathrop Seymour had already built a gristmill at Weymouth in 1818.

Of the township's four cemeteries, Medina Center is the only one still in use. At about 510 people per square mile, the township is more than twice as dense as Granger to the east.

Weather and climate in Medina Township

Medina Township has a humid continental climate, and Akron-Canton Airport averages 47.2 inches of snow a season (1991 to 2020), with January the snowiest (13.4 in) and coldest (27.9 °F) month (Wikipedia: Akron climate, NOAA normals). Cleveland Hopkins, to the north, averages 63.8 inches (Wikipedia: Cleveland climate).

The township sits north of State Route 18, which follows its line with Montville Township out to I-71 Exit 218 (Wikipedia: SR 18). The Medina County Engineer says areas north of SR 18 generally get more snow than areas south of it, and that flat, open ground is prone to snow blowing back onto roads (County Engineer highway FAQ).

Northern and central Medina County sit in the secondary snowbelt (Cleveland 19). NWS Cleveland keeps snowfall records for Akron-Canton and Cleveland Hopkins.

ZIP codes and area codes in Medina Township

ZIP codes served (each opens in Google Maps):

Area codes: 330, 234

Landmarks and community places in Medina Township

Medina Township Sports Complex at Blakslee Park

The township's athletic fields sit at the corner of Fenn Road and Weymouth Road, next to the Hometown Heroes Memorial. Field bookings go through 330-764-8767, the same line the Roads Department answers about township roads after a storm.

Medina Township Hall

Township Hall at 3799 Huffman Road is where the trustees meet and where road notices, such as an ODOT surface course bid for 2.07 miles of township roads, are posted. Check its notices before winter if your street is due for paving.

Why request snow removal in Medina Township through Medina Snow Removal

Requesting snow removal in Medina Township through Medina Snow Removal takes one short form. Your address, property type and what you need cleared go to a local contractor who works the township, knows that the township, the county and ODOT split the public roads here, and plows what none of them touch.

You can ask for per-push service or a seasonal contract, and add salting or walkway clearing to the same quote. Neighbors in Brunswick Hills, York Township and the City of Medina use the same form, and the Medina County service area lists every township served.

Snow Removal questions from Medina Township property owners

Which ZIP codes cover Medina Township?: Wikipedia lists 44215, 44256 and 44258 for Medina Township, and ZIP 44233 (Hinckley) also reaches into part of it. Any of those addresses can send a request if the property is inside the township.
Who do I call about a township road in Medina Township?: Call the Medina Township Roads Department at 330-764-8767. County roads go to the Medina County Highway Department at 330-764-8780 and state routes to ODOT. Private drives and lots need a private contractor.
Who plows SR 3 and the I-71 interchange at Exit 222?: ODOT handles state routes and interstates; the County Engineer lists ODOT at 330-723-0091. Business lots near the interchange can request commercial snow plowing and salting for their own pavement.
Does the City of Medina sidewalk ordinance apply in Medina Township?: The City of Medina's sidewalk rule (Ord. 135-13) is a city ordinance, and township property sits outside the city. The township's site does not publish a sidewalk-clearing rule, so ask Township Hall. Sidewalk snow removal can be added either way.
Will the township plow the private streets in my Medina Township subdivision?: The township's street list keeps private streets in their own group, and those are not on the township route. The association or owners arrange plowing; one bid can cover streets and common walks on the HOA snow removal page.
Can new homes in the Bohaty subdivision near Stonegate Drive request plowing?: Owners in the planned 75-lot subdivision between Stonegate Drive and Ledgewood Drive can send a request once they move in. A seasonal contract keeps one contractor on the street all winter.
What happens if a plow damages my mailbox in Medina Township?: On county roads, the County Engineer says the county will repair or replace a mailbox its plow damages, or pay up to $35 for materials. For township streets, ask the Roads Department at 330-764-8767.
Why does Medina Township often get more snow than Montville to the south?: The township lies north of SR 18, and the Medina County Engineer says areas north of SR 18 generally get more snow than areas south of it. Plan on more trips per season than a property a few miles south.
Is Medina Township in the lake-effect snowbelt?: News 5 Cleveland places Medina County, especially northern Medina, in the secondary snowbelt, with lake-effect snow coming mainly on winds straight from the north. The township's spot north of the city puts it on that side of the county.
Who clears snow at the Medina Township sports complex on Fenn Road?: The sports complex at Blakslee Park is township property, and its field line, 330-764-8767, is the Roads Department number. Requests through this site cover private property only, such as your own drive or a business lot that needs lot plowing.

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