About Miami Township

Miami Township Web Site

2700 Lyons Rd., Miamisburg, OH 45342, Phone: (937) 433-9969, Fax: 433-8709
Web site: www.miamitownship.com

Gregory A. Hanahan, Administrator

Greg Rogers, Assistant Township Administrator

Date founded: 12/9/1829
Population  25,706 (as of 2000)
Size: 21.6 sq. mi.(as of 2005)
Roads in use: 88.96 mi.
Residential housing permits issued: 27
Commercial/industrial permits issued:8
Median age: 34.7
Median income: $46,087 (as of 200)
Persons under 19: 6,168 (est.)
Persons over 65: 3,161 (est.)
Number of households: 12,904
Number of churches and synagogues: 18

Daily major intersection traffic counts (as of 2006):

• SR 725 and SR 741 – 33,560
• SR 725 and Mad River – 32,160
• SR 741 and Lyons – 32,430
• SR 741 and Alex Bell – 27,280
• I-75 and I-675 – 93,250

Major employers and estimated number of employees:

• PNC – 3,700
• Dayton Mall – 3,100
• LexisNexis – 2,200
• Metropolitan Life – 1,100

Schools

Public Schools

• Miamisburg Schools, 866-3381
• West Carrollton Schools, 859-5121
• Carlisle Schools, 746-4851
• Valley View Schools, 855-6581

Parochial School

• Bishop Liebold School (Catholic K-8), 6666 Springboro Pk. (east campus), 434-9343; 24 S. Third St. (west campus), 866-3021
• Dayton Christian Schools, K-12, 9391 Washington Church Rd, Miamisburg, 291-7201

Libraries

Dayton-Montgomery County PublicLibrary (Miami Township Branch), 2718 Lyons Rd., 227-9567

U.S. POST OFFICE
1-800-275-8777 (1-800-ASK USPS)

PARKS AND RECREATION

• Layer Park, Cordell Dr.
• Crains Run Reserve, Dayton-Cincinnati Pk.
• Miami View Park, Munger Rd.
• Omientanski Nature Park – Nettleton Park Dr.
• Waldruhe Park, Springboro Pk.
• Zengel Park, Vienna Pkwy.
• Cox Arboretum, 434-9005
• Park Information/reservations, call 433-9969

Township Phone Numbers

• Emergency 911
• Fire (non-emergency), 433-4242
• Police (non-emergency), 433-2301
• Administrator, 433-9969
• Attorney (Montgomery County Prosecutor), 225-5757
• Fiscal Officer, 433-9969
• Court (Miamisburg District Court), 866-2203
• Engineer (Montgomery County Engineer), 225-4904
• Judge (Miamisburg District Court), 866-2203
• Planning, 433-3426
• Sewer and Water, (Montgomery County Sanitary Dept.), 781-2688
• Public Works Department, 866-4661
• Trustees, 433-9969

Government (January 1, 2009)

• Charles Lewis, Deborah M. Preston and Mike Nolan, Trustees
• Fiscal Officer – Judy A. Lewis
• John C. Krug, Police Chief
• Matt Queen, Fire Chief

Trustees meet the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at   2700 Lyons Rd. (2^nd Tuesday of month meets @ 7 p.m. & 4^th Tuesday of month meet @ 10 a.m.)

Appointed Officials

• Gregory A. Hanahan, Administrator *
• Greg Rogers, Assistant Township Administrator
• Joe Fowler, Finance Director
• Lisa R. deGuzman, Human Resources Director
• Chris Snyder, Planning & Zoning Assistant Director
• Dan Mayberry, Public Works Direcotr
• J. Chris Krug, Police Chief
• Matt Queen, Fire Chief

Recreation

• Poelking Bowling Lanes South, 8871 Kingsridge Dr., 435-3855
• Danbarry Dollar Saver Cinemas, 8300 Lyons Ridge Rd., 291-3456

Lodging

• Courtyard by Marriott-Dayton Mall, 100 Prestige Pl., 433-3131
• Residence Inn by Marriott-Dayton South, 155 Prestige Pl., 434-7881
• Doubletree Guest Suites-Dayton-Miamisburg, 300 Prestige Pl., 436-2400
• Homewood Suites by Hilton-Dayton South, 3100 Contemporary Ln., 432-0000
• Studio 6, 8101 Springboro Pk., 434-8750
• Extended StayAmerica, 7851 Lois Cir., 439-2022
• Intown Suites, 8981 Kingsridge Dr., 433-9038

Newspapers

• Miamisburg/West Carrollton News, 230 S. Second St., Miamisburg, OH 45342, 866-3331
• Dayton Daily News, 45 S. Ludlow St., Dayton, OH 45402, 225-2000

Nursing Homes

• Walnut Creek Nursing Center, 5070 Lamme Rd., 293-7703
• Wellington at Dayton Retirement Community, 2656 W Alex Bell Pike, 224-0544

Economic Development 433-9969

Miami Township is an advocate of controlled growth, and specifically encourages office and light industrial development in places with appropriate infrastructure. An extensive Enterprise Zone allows tax incentives for suitable companies committing to an investment in the community. The diversity of Miami Township’s extensive retail facilities, hotels, and residential neighborhoods provides an environment attractive to such businesses as Dayton Mall, South Towne Center, Mad River Station, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the Newmark Centre Office Park, Omni Office Park, Sabre Systems, Isotec, Ultra Punch of Dayton, Lyons Business Park and the multi-building campuses of LexisNexis and PNC. The community motto of “Service First” is a commitment to our taxpayers.

* Chamber Board Representative

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