April 2022
Miami Township sets course for the future
After two years of work, Miami Township has a new comprehensive plan. The Community Development Department created The Plan as an in-depth guide to the township’s current needs and what our priorities are for future growth. Input from the business sector and citizens was crucial to its development. The Board of Trustees gave final approval of the document at its March 15, 2022, meeting. We asked Deputy Director of Community Development Alex Carlson about The Plan:
At Your Service - News and Events
Meet the new township planner
Hello, Miami Township! I look forward to helping implement the new township plan and working with the public to make Miami Township an even greater place to live, work and visit. I am quickly learning about the fascinating history and beautiful areas of the township. READ MORE
Bulky business on trash day
Throwing away bulky items on trash day comes with a few rules. Certain items need to be wrapped, reduced in size or emptied to avoid any hazards. CLICK NOW to see Rumpke Trash and Recycling procedures for bulk item disposal.
Township Spotlight: Signs say it all
The Miami Township sign shop is a service of the Public Works Department that tends to fly under the radar. Public Works staff maintain and create most signs within the township borders. We are talking speed signs, street signs, road signs, park signs, among others. We spoke with Street Supervisor Wes Wade about how the process works: READ MORE
At Your Service - Police Department
New officers sworn in
The Miami Township Police Department officially swore-in five new officers to the force. They were introduced to the Board of Trustees at the March 15 meeting. Kurtis Green, Nick Peters, Liam Foley, McKenzie Pierce and Dakota Cox, are already out on patrol.
Longtime detective retires
The Board of Trustees honored retiring police detective, Todd Comer, at the March 15 meeting. Comer retires after 33-years with the Miami Township Police Department. He was recently honored with two state awards for his dedication to service.
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
If you are texting, talking on the phone, eating, or anything else while driving, you are endangering yourself and others. April is Distracted Driving Awareness month. Miami Township police officers will be increasing patrols through April to stop distracted driving in our community. READ MORE
The Miami Township Police Department has established a new Parking Bureau. It handles non-criminal parking offenses. The bureau was approved by the Board of Trustees at its March 1 meeting. It will consist of a violations clerk and a hearing examiner appointed by the township administrator. To read more about the bureau and violations, CLICK NOW.
Watch a Marketplace video:
NEW: Universal 1 Credit Union is located at 9900 Springboro Pike near Austin Landing.
Pawsitively Perfect Grooming & Self Bathe is located at 8960 Kingsridge Drive in the Miami Crossing District.
The House of De-Fi(ance) - A Fashion Design Coworking Experience is located inside the Dayton Mall.
Did You Know?
  • Remember that park reservations open up to non-residents beginning April 15, so get your reservations in now to avoid any conflicts! CLICK TO RESERVE

  • Happy Easter - April 17 - No trash delay

  • Election Day is Tuesday, May 3! Become a poll worker! For more information, CLICK NOW.
Connect with Us:
Visit Our Website:
Share Your Stories:
Help us highlight our hometown! Email your story ideas and upcoming events to us:
digital_envelope_hand.jpg
Find us on Social Media:
Phone: 937-433-9969