Deer Management - Worthington, Ohio

Four charter questions are set for the November ballot, e-bike rules get a September timeline with the draft going public this week, and six verified aggressive-deer incidents prompt new warnings ahead of a larger winter removal.

Six verified aggressive-deer incidents this season — including a dog fatally injured and a resident hospitalized — as Worthington plans an earlier, larger deer removal program for winter 2026-27.

City staff presented first-year results of Worthington's targeted deer removal program to City Council, who heard praise for the execution alongside public-comment criticism of notification practices.

A comprehensive guide to Worthington's deer management program, including targeted removal beginning January 2026, the no-feeding ordinance, and tips for living safely with deer.

A look at the Deer Task Force process, community surveys, and how Worthington arrived at its current deer management approach.

Details on Worthington's targeted deer removal program starting January 2026, including safety measures, locations, and what to expect.

A guide to Worthington's deer no-feeding ordinance, including what's prohibited, what's allowed, and how to report violations.

Comprehensive update on Worthington's two-year policy agenda progress including Worthington Together planning, deer management, and upcoming sustainability initiatives.