Miamisburg, Ohio: News, Weather and Local Guide

Updated Nov. 14. Miamisburg is a city in Montgomery County, Ohio, with 19,859 residents. This page gathers its weather, news, city services, schools, parks and home prices in one place, each fact from its official source.

• Weather
• Quick facts
• Latest Miamisburg news
• City of Miamisburg government
• Schools
• Things to do in Miamisburg
• Restaurants and local food in Miamisburg
• Homes and cost of living
• History
• Questions

Miamisburg, Ohio weather

Current conditions and the forecast for Miamisburg from the National Weather Service, at the city’s own point, not the airport’s; refreshed through the day.

Montgomery County weather history: records, rainfall and frost dates

Miamisburg quick facts

Miamisburg addresses use ZIP code 45342; 45342 also covers parts of Miami Township (Census Bureau ZIP Code Tabulation Areas).

• City offices are in the Miamisburg Civic Center, 10 N. First St., Miamisburg, OH 45342. Source
• The city’s general phone number is (937) 866-3303, and offices are open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Source
• Miamisburg became a village by 1832 and reached city status nearly a century later. Source
• Miamisburg marked its bicentennial in 2018. Source

City of Miamisburg

Latest Miamisburg news

• Springboro Pike Residential Rezoning Near I-675 Returns to Miami Township Zoning Commission After August ContinuanceNov. 4

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City of Miamisburg government

• City Council meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Source
• Council meets in the Richard C. Church Jr. Chambers at the Miamisburg Civic Center, 10 N. First St. Source
• Council meetings are cablecast live on Spectrum and AT&T systems and streamed online by the Miami Valley Communications Council at mvcc.net. Source
• City Council has seven members serving four-year terms: three elected at large and four elected by ward. Source
• The mayor is elected separately to a four-year term, presides over council meetings and does not vote on legislation. Source
• Council agendas and minutes are posted on the city’s Council Meetings page. Source
• The clerk of council can be reached at (937) 847-6471. Source

City income tax

• Miamisburg: 2.25%. Source
• Residents get full credit, up to 2.25%, for tax paid to other cities on the same income. Source
• Miamisburg income tax: (937) 847-6462. Source

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Utilities and trash

• Water: City of Miamisburg, 937-847-6460
• Sewer: City of Miamisburg, 937-847-6460
• Electric: AES Ohio and Duke Energy Ohio
• Natural gas: National Fuel (formerly CenterPoint Energy Ohio)

• The city’s Utility Billing Division bills water, sewer and refuse monthly. Source
• Utility Billing is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding holidays. Source
• Utility bills can be paid online, by mail, by automatic bank withdrawal or in person at the Civic Center; cash is accepted in person only. Source
• To start water and sewer service, sign up in person at the Miamisburg Civic Center or call (937) 847-6460. Source
• The minimum monthly utility charge for most single-family homes is $69.30, covering water, sewer and refuse. Source

• Rumpke collects trash and recycling in Miamisburg; call (800) 223-3960. Source
• The city’s online map shows your collection day. Source
• A weekday holiday on or before your service day delays pickup one day; weekend holidays cause no delay. Source

Miamisburg utilities, phone numbers and start-service links · Trash and recycling pickup guide

Miamisburg Municipal Court

• Miamisburg Municipal Court is inside the Miamisburg Civic Center at 10 N. First St. Source
• The court’s main phone number is (937) 866-2203; fines and costs payment information is at (937) 847-6491. Source
• The clerk of courts office is open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Source
• The court’s jurisdiction covers Miamisburg, West Carrollton, Germantown, Miami Township and German Township. Source
• The court is in southwestern Montgomery County and serves about 80,000 people. Source
• Fines can be paid at the court building, by phone, online through the court’s website, or by check or money order mailed to the court. Source
• Open court is held at 9 a.m. Monday through Friday. Source
• After hours, on weekends and holidays, bail may be posted at the Montgomery County Jail, 320 W. Second St., Dayton. Source

Miamisburg Municipal Court · Pay a ticket or fine online / search court records · Court contacts

City Council meetings, agendas and minutes · Pay a utility bill online

Miamisburg schools

Miamisburg’s public schools are Miamisburg City Schools: 4,865 students in 11 schools, $14,121 spent per pupil (National Center for Education Statistics and Census Bureau, 2024-2025).

• The Miamisburg City School District office is at 540 E. Park Ave.; the phone number is (937) 866-3381. Source
• The district reports a 91.7% graduation rate and a 91.9% attendance rate. Source
• Miamisburg High School is at 1860 Belvo Road. Source

District report card (Ohio Department of Education and Workforce) · Miamisburg City Schools · Miamisburg High School · Ohio schools map · Miamisburg high school sports

Things to do in Miamisburg

• The Miamisburg Mound, built by the Adena culture as a burial site, is one of the largest conical burial mounds east of the Mississippi River. Source
• The mound is an Ohio historic site in a city park at 900 Mound Ave. Source
• Concrete steps built into the side of the mound let visitors climb to the top. Source
• Mound Golf Course, a city facility, is at 757 Mound Ave.; the phone number is (937) 866-2211. Source
• Pipestone Golf Course, also city-owned, is at 4344 Benner Road; the phone number is (937) 866-4653. Source
• Miamisburg has 21 parks covering more than 250 acres, with five miles of walking trails. Source
• Riverfront Park, 1 Water St., has a bikeway, amphitheater, splash pad, playground and shelter. Source
• Sycamore Trails Park is the city’s largest park and its only nature park, with nearly 75 acres of trails and forest. Source
• Sycamore Trails Park is at 1681 Maue Road and has an 18-hole disc golf course, fishing pond, shelters and hiking trails. Source
• Sycamore Trails Park was dedicated to the city in 1971. Source
• Sycamore Trails Aquatic Center is at 400 S. Heincke Road; the phone number is (937) 847-6565. Source
• The renovated Sycamore Trails Aquatic Center is scheduled to open for its first season in 2027. Source
• The renovated aquatic center has three 28-foot waterslides. Source
• Resident pricing at the aquatic center is for people who live, work or own property in the city; Miami Township residency alone no longer qualifies. Source
• Canal Run Dog Park is in Community Park, 550 S. First St. Source
• The Miamisburg Community Center is at 305 E. Central Ave.; the phone number is (937) 866-8999. Source
• Dayton Metro Library’s Miamisburg Branch is at 545 E. Linden Ave. Source
• The Miamisburg Branch library is closed on Sundays. Source
• The Plaza Theatre is at 33 S. Main St.; the phone number is (937) 530-8013. Source
• Movie tickets at the Plaza Theatre are $5. Source
• The city’s annual Holiday Celebration, which opens with a parade down Main Street, is held the first Saturday evening of December. Source
• The Star City Concert Series brings live music to the Ginkgo Amphitheater in Riverfront Park. Source
• Street parking and public lots downtown are free at all times. Source
• The Gebhart Tavern Museum is open Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m., June through September, or by appointment. Source
• The Miamisburg Historical Society is at 35 S. Fifth St.; the phone number is (937) 859-5000. Source
• The Daniel Gebhart Tavern operates as a museum at the corner of Lock and Old Main streets, in an area known as Heritage Village. Source

Miamisburg Parks & Recreation · Park locations · Sycamore Trails Aquatic Center · Mound Golf Course · Pipestone Golf Course · Community events calendar · Miamisburg Branch library hours · Plaza Theatre · Miamisburg Mound (Ohio History Connection)

Holiday lights and events

• Miamisburg Holiday Celebration & Parade: Sat., Dec. 5

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Restaurants and local food in Miamisburg

• The Hamburger Wagon has served burgers in Miamisburg since 1913. Source
• The Hamburger Wagon is at Market Square and Main Street downtown. Source
• The wagon is open every day, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in spring and summer and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in fall and winter. Source
• The Hamburger Wagon’s phone number is (937) 847-2442. Source
• The Hamburger Wagon traces its start to burgers served to refugees and relief workers after the Great Flood of 1913. Source

Hamburger Wagon

Miamisburg homes and cost of living

278 homes sold in Miamisburg in the last 12 months, at a median of $265,000, 0.2% below the 12 months before (MLS sales records). The yearly property tax for an owner-occupant at that price is about $5,226 to $6,791 (Ohio Department of Taxation rates).

Rents and prices by ZIP code

Sources: typical asking rent: Zillow Observed Rent Index, all unit sizes, September 2026; Fair Market Rent: HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents, fiscal 2026 (the 40th-percentile rent, utilities included); rent paid: Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2020-2024; sale prices: MLS records.

Ohio rent map · Miamisburg home sales and prices · Property tax on any home value · Cost of living in the Dayton area · Moving to Miamisburg

Miamisburg history

• Around 1797, a family from Virginia established a settlement known as Hole’s Station, the start of what became Miamisburg. Source
• The name Miamisburg combines "Miamis," for the Miami people who lived in the region, and "burg," meaning a borough or town. Source
• On Feb. 20, 1818, four men from Pennsylvania offered 90 lots for sale at public auction in the newly established town. Source
• The original town plat sat along the left bank of the Great Miami River and was divided into one-fifth-acre lots. Source

Facts on this page come from the official source linked beside each one and are rechecked every week; last checked November 10, 2026. Population and ZIP areas: Census Bureau. Home sales: MLS records. Weather: National Weather Service. Spot something out of date? info@daytonreport.com