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MIAMI TOWNSHIP PARKS & RECREATION

Miami Township Recreation offers numerous programs and events for children and adults of all ages. CLICK HERE to find a complete listing of what Miami Township Recreation has to offer...

Board of Trustees Business Meetings

The Board of Trustees meet every 3rd Tuesday of the month - 7:00 pm, at the Civic Center to conduct the business of the Township...the public is always welcome!

MIAMI TOWNSHIP SERVICE DEPARTMENT

The mission of the Miami Township Service Department is to provide quality maintenance of infrastructure, roads, buildings, cemeteries, and parks. To achieve customer satisfaction by providing quality services with pride, courtesy, and commitment.

MIAMI TOWNSHIP FIRE & EMS

The Miami Township Fire and Emergency Medical Service is the branch of township operations providing fire, rescue, and emergency medical response. Miami Township Fire/EMS employs 44 full-time employees supplemented by a dynamic group of part-time and volunteer personnel. CLICK HERE to learn more about CPR classes and other educational programs.

TO PROTECT & SERVE MIAMI TOWNSHIP

The Miami Township Police Department is an internationally accredited agency. Our agency consists of 40+ sworn officers with diverse backgrounds in the law enforcement profession. We have a strong sense of pride and duty about our work and we are dedicated to the service of our citizens.CLICK HERE to learn more about your outstanding Police Department.

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Miami Township

MIAMI TOWNSHIP | Clermont County OH

Township Safety Fair

The Miami Township Fire/EMS, Police and Service departments will host their annual Safety Fair on Saturday, May 18^th from 10AM to 3PM** in the Kroger parking lot located at Mulberry Square (1093 State Route 28).

MTPD Explorers Place Second in Ohio Competition

The Miami Township Police Department is very proud to announce that Explorer Post 426 placed second in Police Response scenarios against 52 teams in a state wide event held in Parma, Ohio. Each Post competed in six team events randomly chosen from a field of nine.

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