Miamisburg
About Miamisburg
CITY OF MIAMISBURG
10 N.First Street
Miamisburg,OH45342
(937) 866-3303
Fax: 866-0891
E-mail: manager@cityofmiamisburg.org
Web site: www.ci.miamisburg.oh.us
Keith Johnson, City Manager
Date founded: 1818
Population: 20,181 (2010)
Median age: 39
Number of households: 8,604
Median family income: $54,763
Size: 12.4 sq. mi.
Roads in use: 116 miles
Residential new construction permits issued (2010): 14 permits, $2.3 million valuation
Commercial new construction and expansion permits issued (2010): 128 permits, $35.0 million valuation
Major intersection traffic counts (total entering into intersection/day):
741 & 725—55,000/weekday
Central & Main—14,200/weekday
Major employers and number of employees:
SycamoreMedicalCenter— 2,200
Avery Dennison — 600
O’Neil & Assoc. – 400
YaskawaAmerica(Motoman) – 285Number of churches and synagogues: 35 (est.)
Service clubs: American Legion Post #165, Rotary, Lions and Eagles
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MiamisburgBoard of Education
Greg Whitehead, Superintendent
540 Park Ave.
866-3381
865-5250 (fax)
gwhitehead@miamisburg.k12.oh.us
HIGH SCHOOL
MiamisburgHigh School
1860 Belvo Rd.
866-0771
865-5267 (fax)
Craig Morris, Principal
MIDDLE SCHOOL
WantzMiddle School
122 S. Sixth St.
866-3431
866-6891 (fax)
Erin Wheat, Principal
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Bauer Elementary
6951 Springboro Pk.
434-9191
434-8879 (fax)
Kelly Lee Marker, Principal
Bear Elementary
545 School St.
866-4691
866-4065 (fax)
Amy Dobson, Principal
Jane Chance Elementary
10661 Wood Rd.
384-0510
384-0566 (fax)
Dale Geyer, Principal
Maddux – Lang Primary
4010 Crains Run Road
847-2766
847-8349 (fax)
Dale Geyer, Principal
Mark Twain Elementary
822 N. Ninth St.
866-2581
866-4085 (fax)
Jill Patrick, Principal
Medlar View Elementary
4400 Medlar Rd.
865-5257
865-5295 (fax)
Susan Woods, Principal
Mound Elementary
1108 Range Ave.
866-4641
866-6767 (fax)
Tammy Sundermann, Principal
Neff Elementary (6th grade)
29 S. Sixth St.
866-5919
866-5910 (fax)
Erin Wheat, Principal
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Bishop Liebold
6666 Springboro Pk.
434-9343 (east campus)
24 S. Third St.
866-3021 (west campus)
LIBRARY
MiamisburgBranch –DaytonMetro Library
35 S. Fifth St.
496-8946
U.S.POST OFFICE
240 S. Heincke Rd.
866-4551
PARKS AND RECREATION
Parks & Recreation
866-4532
CommunityPark
550 S.First St.
RiverfrontPark
Miami Avenue(Downtown)
Mound Golf Course
757 Mound Ave.
866-2211
Pipestone Golf Course
4344 Benner Rd.
866-4653
Rice Field
2001 Dayton-Cincinnati Pk.
SeniorAdultCenter
305 E. Central Ave.
866-8999
Soccer Complex
4355 Medler Rd.
SycamoreTrailsAquaticCenter
400 S. Heincke Rd.
847-6565
CITY PHONE NUMBERS
Dick Church, Jr., Mayor
847-6458
Keith Johnson, City Manager
847-6456
Law Director
866-9933
Clerk of Council
847-6460
Municipal Court
866-2203
City Engineer
847-6531
Fire Administration
Bob Bobbitt, Fire Chief
847-6663
Planning & Development
847-6532
Police Administration
John Sedlak, Police Chief
866-6600
Police/Fire Dispatch
225-4357
Public Works Department
847-6635
Finance Department
866-3303
For numbers not listed
866-3303
GOVERNMENT
Council meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at7:00 p.m.in Council Chambers.
CITY PHONE NUMBERS
Dick Church, Jr., Mayor
847-6458
Charles Case, Vice Mayor
866-2840
Sarah Clark, Councilmember
2nd Ward
478-9101
Ryan Colvin, Councilmember
859-3738
Mike McCabe, Councilmember
4th Ward
866-4077
Tom Nicholas, Councilmember
3rd Ward
859-0297
Greg Thompson, Councilmember
865-0550
John Stalder, Councilmember
1st Ward
866-7172
Judith E. Barney, Clerk of Council
847-6460
HOSPITAL
SycamoreMedicalCenter
4000 Miamisburg Centerville Rd.
(937) 866-0551
EVENTS/FESTIVALS
For contact information, call the Parks & Recreation Department at 866-4532.
Spring Fling Festival,LibraryPark, May
Concert in the Park,RiverfrontPark(Sundays during summer)
Starving Artists’ Show,LibraryPark, September
Boo in the Burg, Downtown, October
Sweet or Treat Night, Downtown, October
Turkey Trot Run, Downtown, Thanksgiving Day
CommunityHolidayCelebration, Downtown, December
NEWSPAPERS
Miamisburg/WestCarrolltonNews
230 S.Second St.
Miamisburg,OH45342
866-3331
DaytonDaily News
1611 S. Main Street
Dayton,OH45409
225-2000
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Planning & Development
Chris Fine, Development Director
847-6532
The City of Miamisburgis a full-service community of over 20,000 citizens with outstanding opportunities for business. From the historic downtown area to the Byers Road/Lyons Roadcorridor of light industrial and office space to the high-tech facilities available through the MoundAdvancedTechnologyCenter, Miamisburgoffers a setting for nearly any prospective business. Exciting new economic development opportunities are now available as a result of the new Austin Center I-75 interchange project. City Council has demonstrated a progressive vision for the continued growth of Miamisburgand promotes a business-friendly approach to economic development. Meanwhile, residents enjoy an outstanding quality of life with expanding parks and recreation opportunities, an award-winning public school system and small-town values and traditions. Ohio Magazine recognized the many great things happening inMiamisburg when it named the City as one of the five Best Hometowns in the state for 2008.
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My name is Tom Maxwell, my son is a 10th grader at Miamisburg High School, has been involved in sports his whole life. Throughout his various baseball, football and other sports, we have had many run-ins with off season practices in wharehouses or at the batting cages, trying to squeeze in between 2 or 3 other teams. I have been working on a business plan for an indoor training facility that is different than anything else around. I think it could be very successful. I do need as much help as I can get finding as much information about local youth sports involvement. Baseball, softball and really any sport that you would need big open areas. Any suggestions you could send my way would be greatly appreciated. As I said, I do think my idea could be successful as well as become an asset to the community but to do it right means alot of investment which means I need to have all the information I can get. Thank you very much for your time.
Sincerly,
Tom Maxwell
Good Morning Tom,
It has been a while since my sons have been involved is sports so I am not sure how much help we might be. The only facility that I am aware of in the area the provides any thing close would be Prodegy in Springboro and they are more into martial arts and cross training. As far as getting information on training I would suggest contacting the Pee Wee leagues, CUSA (Centerville Soccer). It sounds like a great idea and this would be a good time to be looking for space. If you would like to speak in person you may call myself at 433 2032 ext 102 or the Chamber President Julia Maxton at 433 2032 ext 103.
William Rike
Member Services Manger