The Central Campbell fire department wowed the kiddies at the Crossroads Elementary School carnival…read morein April 2014 with their shiny fire engines. Goodness gracious, this fine crew was friendly, informative, and took time to show mini future firefighters the equipment and hoses used to banish great balls of fire. They happily posed for photos in their crisp navy blue firefighter uniforms with black boots, shiny dark shades, trim, fit...what was I reviewing again? Oh yes, the Central Campbell blazing fire department.

Hamilton County Communications is the heart of the Hamilton County 911. Centrally located, the…read morecenter is responsible for all the 911 calls made in the county. Operators at the center spend about a year on specialized training to assist the community. My children and I attended a field trip at the center. On top of the important job that they preform, the center conducts various educational programs that they present to the communities located within Hamilton County. The program we attended included a PowerPoint presentation about what constitutes as an emergency, and what information is needed when calling for help. They explained how to be looking out, and what information may lead to the apprehension of a suspect. Children learned about what to do for emergencies involving people being injured, and emergencies that are criminal based. The presenter was very supportive/ welcoming of the children's questions. Attendees were able to hear some 911 calls. This drove home to the kids the importance of staying calm, and knowing their personal information.The visit ended with a tour of the call center. We all left with a greater understanding of the way 911 works.

Adoption day! (for us)…read more Really, I'm not sure how to review a courthouse without getting into some hot water on one side or the other - I can tell you that there are metal detectors at the front, so be prepared. More of a tip - but I hope it helps!

My Interaction with City Administration Dept Clerks was very positive. They were very helpful with…read moremy request.

2.5 rating A lot of history behind this neighborhood!…read moreConveniently located near Ronald Reagan Hwy and I-275. Most of the area remains quiet and safe. Mt Healthy continues to host the annual Assumption festival every summer. Ice cream shop, community pool, shops and family restaurants.

The Joseph House is truly a place dedicated to those who have served. The staff is comprised of…read morestewards and men of the highest moral values. I am privileged to volunteer for their cause. I hope to bring attention to this invaluable service center by hosting The Joseph House 5K on April 26th, 2015. Register at www.runningtime.net by April 5th and you will be entered to win a LG LED HDTV. We have inflatables, vendor trucks, and lots of money to raise. Please come out and be part of our day. Thanks, Connor Thomas.

I attended the Firemen's Festival a few years ago and I enjoyed it. It's a great gathering event…read morefor the community. If you haven't seen old friends in a few years, you would probably see them here. The festival is normally during the summer. They serve plate lunches (chicken/fish fry) for a reasonable price. You are able to purchase beer from the many booths. I give the firemen credit for their service. They volunteer their time to help the community. I would love to attend another festival in the future.

The soil and water district is a great resource to our community. They offer so many educational…read moreopportunities pertaining to our environment. I have taken place in clean up days that they sponsor, and have seen them do tree planting days as well. They host an annual tree and plant sale in early April where you can purchase trees, and flowers/plants desirable for our pollinators at a super reasonable cost. I obtained my rain barrel from here for cheaper than they are offered anywhere else. I also obtained a compost bin (from a neighboring butler county district). The staff here is amazing! Please look them up to see all the things they have to offer!

How can you not love a small community, public library that is solely focused on Mystery books and…read moreauthors? The two women working there when my family and I visited the last time were funny and intelligent. We enjoyed talking with them and hearing about the history of the library. The building itself is one of the original buildings in Milford, and I enjoyed venturing on to Water Street, aptly named, since it's right next to the Little Miami River in Old Milford. You won't be disappointed if you stop by here- especially if you are a mystery writer! TIPS- The staff was quick to point out to me that even though the overdue fines are 10 cents per day, it's only 30 cents per week since they are only open three days! Oh yeah- they are only open three days a week, so check the hours before making a special trip!

"Do you love a good secret or mystery? Then visit the Milford Mystery Library - one of the best…read morekept secrets in Milford, OH" This is a small library in an old stone building built by the Kugler family, of Kugler Mill fame. It has a selection of mystery novels much larger than most libraries - separated by genres. Worth a visit if you're a mystery or history fan. The library also welcomes small groups to use the space for gatherings - with advance notice of course! Hours are now: 10am-4pm Wed. & Sat., and 2pm-7pm on Thurs.