February 2023

Zoning 50th anniversary reveals love story

Daughter shares Green family story

Amanda Anderson receives original plans from Community Development Director Alex Carlson

Stetson and Carolyn Green

Green home under construction in 1972-73

Miami Township issued its first zoning permit 50 years ago. Staff searched the archives to find the original dated December 20, 1972. What staff really uncovered is a love story dating back decades. The Green family owned the property, located on Green Apple Road, formerly called Gay Road, until tragedy struck in 2020, the year Stetson and Carolyn Green contracted COVID-19, passing away ten days apart after 51 years together.

At Your Service - News and Events

Board selects 2023 leadership

The Board of Trustees recently announced new leadership roles. John Morris is president of the board for 2023. Terry Posey, Jr., is vice president. Don Culp remains as trustee. They are joined by new Fiscal Officer Greg Clingerman.

Township Day February 1

Each year on February 1, the state of Ohio recognizes township officials and employees for their contributions. Miami Township is one of 1,308 townships in the state. Townships serve 35% of the state population. Happy Township Day!

MVFD stresses importance of CPR training

Many of us witnessed the horrifying incident that played out on an NFL football field recently. A Buffalo Bills' player was saved by quick action from medical personnel. Are you prepared to save a life? The Miami Vally Fire District contributes this article to help you be prepared should you witness a cardiac emergency. Click to read

Save water, buy a barrel

Montgomery County is offering an alternative to costly water usage. The county is taking part in the sale of rain barrels at a reduced cost to residents. The cost is $73 per barrel. The deadline to order is April 14, 2023. You can order online here.

At Your Service - Police Department

Trustees approve police replacement levy for May election

The Miami Township Board of Trustees approved the placement of a 5.75 continuous replacement levy on the ballot that would benefit the police department.

It will go before voters on Election Day, May 2, 2023.

PD now offering fingerprinting services

The Miami Township Police Department is offering fingerprinting services for state and federal background checks for employment and licensing purposes, all handled electronically. Fingerprinting is available Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. at 2660 Lyons Road.

You must call (937) 433-2301 in advance to make an appointment. The cost is $45.00.

Read 2021 Meet the Neighbors

In memoriam: Harry Flasher

Miami Township extends its deepest condolences to family and friends of the late Harry Flasher.

Harry and his wife, Marjorie, were kind enough to sit with us for a special Meet the Neighbors segment in November 2021. They shared memories of his years in the military and their 55+ years as township residents. A memorial bench sits in the Flashers' honor at the township Veterans Memorial. Harry is survived by his wife, son Eric, daughter Katrina, and their families.

Did You Know?

The Government Center is closed Monday, February 20, 2023, in observance of Presidents Day. Offices reopen Tuesday at 8 a.m. No trash delay.

A reminder that Lamme Road at Alex Bell, north to Bushwick, is closed to replace the bridge over Holes Creek. Local traffic is maintained, but others must detour via Springboro Pike. CLICK for more.