A small town with a big heart!


The Zoning Commission of Southington Township, Trumbull County, Ohio gives notice that a Public
Hearing will be held on the 9th day of November, 2026 at 6pm o’clock at the Township Administration
Building located at the Township Hall, 3419 State Route 534, Southington, Ohio to consider a proposed
Zoning Map Amendment changing the use classification of the following properties:
1. OWNER: Mr. Frank Thomas
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3050 Parkman Rd NW, Warren, Ohio
AUDITOR’S PARCEL ID#: 57-084490
CURRENT CLASSIFICATION: Residential
PROPOSED CHANGE: Commercial
2. OWNER: Affordable Storage Solutions
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3965 US Route 422, Southington,OH
AUDITOR’S PARCEL ID#: 57-119424
CURRENT CLASSIFICATION: Residential
PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION: Commercial
A copy of the full text of the proposed amendment is on file with the Zoning Commission and is available
for inspection and copying upon request to the Zoning Commission Secretary at (330) 646-8489.
All persons have a right to appear in person or by representation to question the owners or give
testimony for or against the proposed zone change amendment. At the conclusion of the hearing the
matter will be submitted to the Board of Trustees for its action.
BY ORDER OF THE ZONING COMMISSION OF SOUTHINGTON TOWNSHIP –Alexis Dittrich, Secretary.
October 14, 2026
Welcome to the official website for Southington Township. Southington is located in Trumbull County, Ohio in the heart of the historic Connecticut Western Reserve. The township of just over 3,000 residents is situated roughly midway between Cleveland to the northwest and Pittsburgh to the southeast. U.S. Rt. 422, State Routes 305 & 534 and the Ohio Turnpike easily access Southington Township. Governed by an elected board of three trustees, Southington is protected by an exemplary volunteer fire department and the Trumbull County Sheriff’s Department. Education is provided by the Southington Local School system located on State Route 534. Four well-established churches and a wide variety of civic organizations serve Southington.
Settled in 1805 by hardy pioneers who made their way into the western frontier from Connecticut, the community was originally known as Bolestown, but was quickly re-named in honor of Southington, Connecticut. The township retains a rural, small-town feeling and presents a pleasant blend of traditional and contemporary. The well-preserved nineteenth century Methodist, Christian, Delightful Evangelical Churches, Town Hall, landmark 1906 Chalker building and historic 1907 building a sense of the history of the community.
The residents and officials of Southington Township continue to face challenges and welcome opportunities as the township continues to grow. Longtime residents along with new community members are united in the effort to preserve Southington’s character while encouraging smart growth to ensure the continued vitality of the community.

Township Meetings are held the second Thursday of every month at 6PM at the Town Hall. The Town Hall is located at 3419 State Route 534, Southington, Ohio. Meetings are open to the Public.