Springfield, Ohio Demographics by Christopher Schutte

Greater Springfield Demographics Living Options Education Healthcare History Utilities Quality of Life

Greater Springfield Partnership 20 South Limestone Street, Suite 100 Springfield, Ohio 45502 937-325-7621 GreaterSpringfield.com

Ashton Meadows (937) 399-6440 3950 Cabot Dr., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Aster Court Apts. (937) 390-2722 1227 Villa Road, Springfield, Ohio 45503

Brentwood Square Cooperative (937) 323-9322 175 Brent Drive, E., Springfield, Ohio 45505

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Cedargate Apartments (937) 864-1282 80 Twin Lakes Dr. #B, Enon, Ohio 45323

Charleston Court Apartments (937) 462-7454 101 E. Columbus Road, Springfield, Ohio 45368

Cole Manor (937) 325-3511 315 S. Burnett Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Colonial Arms Apartments (937) 322-9839 1576 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Colony Lane Condos (937) 323-6426 Colony Lane, Springfield, Ohio 45503

Conway Apartments (937) 864-7603 6503-6523 Conway Dr., Enon, Ohio 45323

Cornerstone Apartments (937) 322-2700 Ext. 100 1205 E. John St. Apt. H, Springfield, Ohio 45505

Country Lane Apartments (937) 462-7090 400 Sunset Court, South Charleston, Ohio 45368

Coventry Village (937) 399-6453 2340 N. Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Crossgates Ltd. (937) 322-3193 600 Crossgates Ct., Springfield, Oho 45505 Devon Glen Apartments/Vester Ave. (937) 328-0659 Office/P.O. Box 468, So. Vienna, Ohio 45503

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Handicapped/Low Income

Elderly Only

Clubhouse/Activity Room

Laundry

Tennis Court

Pets

Gov. Sub. *Special Income Req.

Kitchen Appliances

Arrow Investments of Enon Ltd. (937) 864-5968 46 W. Main St., Enon, Ohio (office) 45323

Carpeting

Carport/Garage

Adobe Motel (937) 882-6631 6945 W. National Rd., Donnelsville, Ohio 45319

Pool

Disposal

Air Conditioning

Lease

Children

3 Bedrooms-x / 4 Bedrooms-xx

2 Bedrooms

Apartment Name and Contact Information

1 Bedroom or Efficiency

Apartments

x x

H LI

x x

Pets

Gov. Sub. *Special Income Req.

Handicapped/Low Income

Elderly Only

Clubhouse/Activity Room

Kitchen Appliances

Carpeting

Carport/Garage

Laundry

Disposal

Tennis Court

Air Conditioning

Pool

Lease

Children

3 Bedrooms-x / 4 Bedrooms-xx

2 Bedrooms

Dover Place Apartments (937) 399-2421 225 White Cliffs Ct., Springfield, Ohio 45503

1 Bedroom or Efficiency

Apartment Name and Contact Information

H x

Florence Realty (937) 462-8642 102 N. Chillicothe, So. Charleston, Ohio 45368

Fox & Hounds Apartments (937) 323-6426 1490 S. Burnett Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Governor's Manor (937) 324-5589 2100 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Grayhill Homes (937) 322-7741 220 Montgomery Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Greenlawn Arbors - Office (937) 342-0598 715 Villa Rd.,#103, Springfield, Ohio 45503

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Hearthstone Properties (937) 390-1922 2112 Amarillo Avenue, Springfield, Ohio 45503

High Royal (937) 322-9839 1590-1592 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Hill Apartments (937) 325-8729 1540 Faux Satin Dr., Springfield, OH 45504

Hugh Taylor Apartments (937) 325-0739 1707 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Indian Valley Village (937) 325-8785 740 Enon Xenia Road, Enon, OH 45325

Jeffrey Place (937) 399-8471 4725 Security Dr., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Link-Hellmuth, Inc. - Suite 101 (937) 323-6426 333 N. Limestone St., Springfield, Ohio 45503

North Hill Apartments (937) 323-1551 346b Mt. Vernon Avenue., Springfield, Ohio 45503

North Hill II Towers (937) 325-0020 337 Chestnut Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Northbrook Apartments/ Derr Rd. (937) 342-0598 Office-715 Villa Road #103 Springfield, Ohio 45503

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Pets

Gov. Sub. *Special Income Req.

Handicapped/Low Income

Elderly Only

Clubhouse/Activity Room

Kitchen Appliances

Carpeting

Carport/Garage

Laundry

Tennis Court

North Pointe Senior Apartments (937) 342-0188 3693 Middle-Urbana Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45502

Pool

Disposal

Air Conditioning

North Park Apts/2550 N. Limestone (937) 342-0598 Office-715 Villa Road #103 Springfield, Ohio 45503

Lease

Children

2 Bedrooms

3 Bedrooms-x / 4 Bedrooms-xx

1 Bedroom or Efficiency

Northland Plaza (937) 323-6426 1311 Vester Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Apartment Name and Contact Information

x x

Northridge Apartments (937) 399-1738 4865 Ridgewood Rd. E., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Oaklawn Avenue Apartments (937) 322-2708 30-40 Oaklawn Ave., Medway, Ohio 45341

Opportunities Garden Apartments (937) 322-0827 1275 S. Plum St., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Pine Village Apartments (937) 462-8550 355 Clifton Rd., South Charleston, Ohio 45368

Pinewood Acres (937) 324-8796 2138-2166 W. Possum Road, Springfield, Ohio 45506

Plum Street Apartments (937) 581-5828 / 390-0001 1216-1230 N. Plum St., Springfield, Ohio 45504

Red Coach Village (937) 399-6000 199 The Post Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Ridgewood Court Apartments (937) 399-2887 1011A E. Home Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Robert C. Henry Homes (937) 399-8123 4726 Security Drive, Springfield, Ohio 45503

Ronez Manor Apartments (937) 399-1125 1948 Wilkes Dr., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Royal York (937) 322-9839 1910 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Shawnee Place Apartments (937) 324-8719 102 E. Main St., Springfield, Ohio 45502

Sherman Court (937) 398-0337 526 Murray St., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Southfield Village (937) 322-2708 1120 E. John St. #25, Springfield, Ohio 45505

x x

50+

x x

Stone Crossing (937) 323-8009 2880 Dwight Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45503

The Villa Apartments (937) 390-8966 525-581 Villa Road, Springfield, Ohio 45503

Villa Park Ltd. (937) 399-6711 1350 Vester Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45503

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Westwind Apartments (937) 399-3753 2107 Troy Rd., Springfield, Ohio 45504

Carport/Garage

Laundry

Tennis Court

Pool

Disposal

x x

x x xx

Willoughby II Condos (937) 390-1922 2112 Amarillo Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45503

Willow Ridge Rentals/Ridgewood Rd.W.(937) 390-1922 2112 Amarillo Avenue, Springfield, Ohio 45503

YWCL Apartments (937) 325-8785 740 Enon-Xenia Rd., Enon, Ohio 45323

Tubman Tower/Daughter of Jerusalem (937) 325-7371 17 Johnson Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45506

Woodford Apartments (937) 325-7331 241 & 309 S. Yellow Springs St., Springfield, Ohio 45506

Williamsburg Village (937) 322-9839 2650 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Sweetbriar Apartments (937) 325-8785 1926 Sweetbriar Lane, Springfield, Ohio 45503

Sunset Hills Apartments (937) 324-4117 924 Sunset Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Williamsburg Plaza (937) 322-9839 2680 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

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Every effort has been made to ensure correctness of this publication, however, we do not assume any liability for errors or omissions. 2010

Pets

Air Conditioning

Gov. Sub. *Special Income Req.

Lease

Clubhouse/Activity Room

Children

Handicapped/Low Income

Elderly Only

Springwood East Apartments (937) 323-7982 840C E. John St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

Kitchen Appliances

Carpeting

Springfield Towers (937) 322-1456 363 E. High St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

3 Bedrooms-x / 4 Bedrooms-xx

Springfield Village (937) 525-9295 329 E. John St., Springfield, Ohio 45505

2 Bedrooms

1 Bedroom or Efficiency

Apartment Name and Contact Information

x H

Retirement, Nursing, & Assisted Living Alterra Sterling House of Springfield 3270 Middle Urbana Road Springfield, OH 45502 (937) 390-0432 866-785-9024 www.brookdaleliving.com Belle Manor 107 N. Pike Street New Carlisle, OH 45344 (937) 845-3561 Clark Memorial Home 106 Kewberry Place Springfield, OH 45504 (937) 399-4262 (937) 399-4267 (fax) www.clarkmemorialhome.com Community’s Hearth and Home 550 W. Harding Road Springfield, OH 45504 (937) 399-8622

Essex of Springfield 2317 E. Home Road Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 399-9217 www.atriumlivingcenters.com Fellowes Terrace Apartments 700 E. McCreight Ave. Springfield, OH 45503 (937)342-9071 (937) 629-0840 Good Shepherd Village 422 N. Burnett Road Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 322-1911 www.goodshepherdvillage.org Grand Court Springfield 2981 Vester Avenue Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 399-1216 www.brookdaleliving.com

Community’s Hearth and Home 3185 El Camino Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 399-7851

Heartland of Springfield 2615 Derr Road Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 390-0005 www.hcr-manorcare.com

Dayspring Healthcare Center & Rehab 8001 Dayton– Springfield Road Fairborn, OH 45324 (937) 864-5800

Jeffery Place 4725 Security Drive #101 Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 399-8471

Dayview Care Center/Retirement Village 1885 N. Dayton Lakeview Road New Carlisle, OH 45344 (937) 845-8219

Legacy Assisted Living 695 Wycliffe Rd Xenia, OH 45385 (937) 372-0359 www.legacycenter.org

Eaglewood Village Care Center 2000 Villa Road Springfield, OH 45503 (937)399-7195 www.wallickcommunities.com Eaglewood Village 3001 Middle Urbana Road Springfield, OH 45502 (937) 399-7009 www.wallickcommunities.com

Northpointe Church of God Retirement Center 3693 Middle Urbana Road Springfield, OH 45502 (937) 342-0188 Oakwood Village Retirement Community 1500 Villa Road Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 390-9000 www.community-mercy.org

Petticrew Center for Adult Services 100 W. McCreight Springfield, OH 45504 (937) 399-4750 Ridgewood Nursing & Rehab Center 1600 St. Paris Pike Springfield, OH 45504 (937) 399-8131 www.ridgewoodskillednursing.com Shawnee Place Apartments 102 E. Main Street Springfield, OH 45502 (937) 322-0336 Southbrook Care Center 2299 S. Yellow Springs St. Springfield, OH 45506 (937) 322-3436 Springfield Manor Nursing Facility 404 E. McCreight Avenue Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 399-8311 Springfield Masonic Community 2655 W. National Road Springfield, OH 45504 (937) 535-3067 www.ohiomasonichome.org Emeritus at Fox Run 7800 Dayton-Springfield Road Fairborn, OH 45324 (937) 864-1500 www.emeritus.com Villa Springfield 701 Villa Road Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 399-5551 Whispering Pines of Springfield 1365 W. Seminole Avenue Springfield, OH 45506 (937) 323-1471 Woodlands at Oakwood Village 1498 Villa Road Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 390-9000 2011

Day Care/Pre-School Brandle’s Jumping Jack Daycare LLC 737 West High Street, Springfield (937) 323-1772

First Step Nursery School First United Church of Christ 2000 E. High Street, Springfield (937) 325-5586

Campus Kids Learning Center 1325 Sunset Avenue (937) 323-3400

Friends Forever Daycare 5460 East County Line Road, Springfield (937) 488-3190

Child Care Connections 120 S Center St, 2nd Floor (937) 323-4211

Headstart of Clark County 1450 S Yellow Springs Street, Springfield (937) 325-2559

Christian Promise Preschool 3850 Derr Road, Springfield (937) 399-9808

High Hopes Learning Center 20 Davis Avenue, Enon (937) 846-0620 www.highhopeslc.com

Church of Jesus Family Worship Center 623 South Center Street (937) 325-9357 Cornerstone Christian Learning Center 3318 Dayton Road, Springfield (937) 322-5761 Covenant Presbyterian Church Nursery School 201 North Limestone Street, Springfield (937) 325-2427 www.springfieldcovenant.org Creative World of Childcare 332 Kensington Place South (937) 399-0109 www.creativeworld.cc

Home Road Preschool 901 East Home Road, Springfield (937) 399-3737 Inside Out Child Care Center 501 S. Wittenberg Avenue, Springfield (937) 525-7880 www.insideoutyouth.org Joy Nursery School 6370 New Carlisle Park, Donnelsville (937) 882-6515 Kid’s World of Springfield 1910 St. Paris Pike, Springfield (937) 399-2444

Early Childhood Education Center Clark State Community College 1001 East John Street, Springfield (937) 325-2214 www.clarkecec.org

Kiddie Kare Day Care Center Christ Chapel Church of God 2404 Troy Road, Springfield (937) 390-1414 www.christchapelcoc.org

Emmanuel Christian Academy 2177 Emmanuel Way, Springfield (937) 390-3777 www.ecaoh.com

Kiddie Launch Learning Center 7373 Dayton-Springfield Road, Enon (937) 864-1044

Fairyland Castle Child Care 1230 E. High Street, Springfield (937) 325-7075

2011

Day Care/Pre-School Kindercare Learning Centers 4560 Derr Road, Springfield (937) 399-3795 www.kindercare.com

Risen Christ Lutheran Preschool (937) 41 East Possum Road 323-3688 www.risenchristlcms.org

Lighthouse Church 151 Neosha Avenue, Springfield (937) 327-0645

Springfield Christian School 311 West High Street (937) 325-3113 www.springfieldchristian.com

Little Lamb Learning Center, Inc. 221 N. Main Street, New Carlisle (937) 845-9440 Maiden Lane Ministries 1201 Maiden Lane, Springfield (937) 323-9747 www.maidenlane.org Miami Valley Child Development Center Inc. 1301 Beacon Street, Springfield (937) 322-0413 Nightingale Montessori 1106 East High Street, Springfield (937) 324-0336 www.nightingalemontessori.org Northside Christian Childcare 3(937) 705 Middle Urbana Road, Springfield (937) 390-2444 www.northsidechristianchildcare.org Peace of Our Savior 1025 Cliffside Drive, New Carlisle (937) 849-9374 www.peaceofoursavior.net Pixie Playschool 1801 St. Paris Pike, Springfield (937) 390-7804 www.pixieplayschool.com Precious Gifts Daycare & Learning Center 623 S. Center Street (937) 325-9257

Springfield Children’s Center 1450 S. Yellow Springs Road, Springfield (937) 325-2559 Springfield City Schools School Age Child Care

Program Various locations in Springfield. (937) 342-4131

St. John’s Lutheran Pre-School & Child Care 27 N. Wittenberg Avenue, Springfield (937) 325-4311 www.st-johns-springfield.com St. Joseph’s Daycare 819 Kenton Street (937) 322-0514 Springfield Family YMCA Childcare Center 300 S. Limestone Street (937) 323-3781 TMC New Carlisle 468 N. Dayton Lakeview Road, New Carlisle (937) 864-0699 Toddlers Farm Childcare and Learning Center 89 E Clark St, North Hampton Wee Care Child Care 8870 East State Rout 571, New Carlisle (937) 845-2241 Write Start Child Care Center 702 E. High Street, Springfield (937) 322-7085 2011

2006

Climate Springfield's climate has few extremes and is characteristic of the north central region of the U.S. Rainfall is rather evenly distributed throughout the year. This, with moderate temperatures, helps to make the Mad River Valley a rich agricultural region. Extreme temperatures are usually short in duration.

Precipitation: The average total precipitation is about 43 inches per year. Snowfall: Cold, polar air, flowing across the Great Lakes, causes much cloudiness during the winter and is accompanied by frequent snow flurries adding little to the total snowfall.

Each year's frost free period extends about 6 months. The last spring freeze is usually recorded in mid-April. The first fall frost is recorded in late October with some instances of late November recordings.

Extremes: Temperatures of zero or below will be experienced in about four years out of five, while 100 degrees or higher will be recorded in about one year out of 20. Extreme temperatures are usually of short duration.

Temperature Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Annual

2013 (Mean)

46 yr. average

Snowfall (Frozen precipitation including hail)

2013 (Total inches)

5.5

2.9

5.4

0.0

4.0

15.8

33.6

46 yr. average

8.2

5.3

4.0

0.9

0.0

0.7

4.0

22.9

Precipitation (Water)

2013 (Total inches)

2.47

1.62

3.80

3.99

2.61

4.20

4.11

1.35

2.82

5.12

2.39

4.42

38.90

45 yr. average

2.79

2.47

3.50

3.87

4.69

6.0

4.48

3.76

3.19

4.95

3.32

3.47

46.49

Source: Dick's Weather Service www.dicksweatherservice.biz Springfield, Ohio 2014

Arts & Culture CLARK STATE COLLEGE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. This multi-million dollar state-of-the-art, 1,500 seat performing arts complex , a partner with the Kennedy Center, owned and operated by Clark State Community College, hosts events such as the Springfield Symphony Orchestra, Springfield Arts Council presentations, music, theatre, and dance performances. A new addition, the 25,000 sq. ft., $5.8 million Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts & Conference Center opened October 2011. 300 S.Fountain Ave. (937) 328-3841 www.clarkstate.edu/pac The HERITAGE CENTER of CLARK COUNTY, a museum for the Historical Society, opened in 2001 in the former 1890 City Building, a fine example of Victorian architectural style, Richardsonian Romanesque. The Clark County Historical Society has been collecting and preserving the memory of our community for over a century and would not be possible without the over 200,000 artifacts that represent every facet of Clark County's history. A Genealogy Department is included. 117 So. Fountain Avenue, (937) 324-0657. www.heritagecenter.us The SPRINGFIELD MUSEUM OF ART AT WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY is home to the only Smithsonian Affiliate art museum in Ohio and is a state-of-the-art facility housing permanent collections of 19th and 20th century American and European art and monthly traveling exhibitions. Art classes are available in drawing, painting, pottery, and sculpture for children and adults. 107 Cliff Park Rd. (937) 325 -4673 www.springfieldart.museum.org WITTENBERG UNIVERSI TY THEATRE & DANCE DEPARTMENT. Annually, the Wittenberg Series brings to campus outstanding speakers, musicians and artists. SPRINGFIELD STAGEWORKS is Springfield’s alternative theatre company, producing local productions of classic and contemporary plays. In the historic State Theatre. www.springfieldstageworks.org OHIO PERFORMING ARTS INSTITUTE. (OPAI) is a not-for-profit theatre education and performance organization dedicated to providing quality performing arts experiences. 1616 E. High Street (937) 324-7444 www.ohio-performing-arts.org BOONSHOFT MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY. A satellite museum containing interactive exhibits can be found at the Upper Valley Mall. Open Wednesday. through Sunday. 1475 Upper Valley Pike (937) 275 -7431

SPRINGFIELD ARTS COUNCIL produces the highly acclaimed SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL, offering a month of free entertainment in Veteran’s Park, June through July. A Broadway and Pops On Tour series features national entertainment and Arts in the Classroom education programs, which takes professional artists into Clark County schools. 117 S. Fountain Ave. (in the Heritage Center) (937) 324-2712. www.springfieldartscouncil.org SPRINGFIELD PRESERVATION ALLIANCE. Offers tours for all ages to view historical architecture and sites. Among tours are Snyder Park, Historic East High Street, Ferncliff Cemetery & Arboretum, South Fountain Historic District, Historic Elmwood Place, Hills & Dales by Mail, and College Hill. (937) 727 -9645 www.restorespringfield.org SPRINGFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Performing since 1944, the symphony conducts 72 of the area's finest professional musicians, as well as internationally renowned artists and classical concerts. 300 S. Fountain Ave. (937) 328-3874 www.springfieldsym.org

FERNCLIFF CEMETERY & ARBORETUM. Founded in 1863, it includes 360 acres. You will find flora, fauna, more than 50 species of trees, cliffs, hills and valleys, and a waterfall. Corner of Plum and McCreight (937) 322-3491 www.ferncliffcemetery.org UNITED STATES AIR FORCE MUSEUM. Telling the story of flight from the days of the Wright brothers to the present, exhibits include hundreds of aircraft and missiles. 1100 Spaatz St., Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (937) 2553286. The IMAX Theatre features a six-story screen, with images so powerful you can almost touch them. (937) 253-IMAX www.intecon.com/museum HONOR FLIGHT. Honor Flight, founded in Clark County, provides America’s most senior veteran’s the opportunity to travel to Washington DC to view their memorials, free of charge. (937) 521-2400 www.HonorFlight.org MEMORIALS, MONUMENTS AND STATUES Local volunteers for Save Our Sculpture continue to work closely with the Smithsonian Institute to maintain accurate records and preservation of our memorials. For a complete list of memorials contact the Greater Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau at (937) 325-7621. To view history from your vehicle, call our Convention & Visitors Bureau for a Drive By Historical Tour book. (937) 325-7621. (continued)

The CLARK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY provides services through five libraries and two bookmobiles and is equipped with wi-fi capabilities. Main Library, 201 So. Fountain Ave. (937) 323-9751 www.ccpl.lib.oh.us

EAST HIGH STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT. This area is one of the greatest thoroughfares of stately mansions in Ohio, including the home of former Governor Bushnell. From downtown, drive east on High Street. www.restorespringfield.org

DAVIDSON INTERPRETIVE CENTER. View displays and self-guided tours of the battlesite of the Battle of Peckuwe in 1780. 930 S. Tecumseh Rd. (937) 882-6000

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT WESTCOTT HOUSE. Visit this $5.8 million restored prairie-style home, built in 1908, serving as an inspiration of architectural genius, design and innovation. The Springfield Preservation Alliance and Westcott House Foundation have merged to become the Westcott Center for Architecture & Design. 1340 E. High St. (937) 327-9291 www.westcotthouse.org

GUS SUN MURAL. An impressive mural has been painted on the back of the six-story Regent Theatre honoring vaudeville booking agent Gus Sun, who had his office in the building. Springfield actresses Lillian Gish and Dorothy Gish, and the Chakeres brothers, who owned local theaters are portrayed in the mural. Between Limestone & Fountain Avenues, downtown Springfield, behind Courtyard by Marriott. GARY GEIS SCHOOL OF DANCE. Fine dance training in four spacious studios. Bushnell Building, 14 E. Main Street 2nd Floor (937) 322-6229 www.garygeisdance.org HOLLANDIA BOTANICAL GARDENS. A $7.1 million, 11 -acre botanical garden along Buck Creek includes an interpretive garden, children’s garden and more. (937) 322-3122 www.hollandiabotanical.com HARTMAN ROCK GARDEN. The rock garden was created by Ben Hartman between 1932 and 1944. The folk art icon includes over 250,000 individual stones that combine a mixture of history, religion and depression-era pop culture. No fee. Corner of Russell & McCain www.hartmanrockgarden.org MADONNA OF THE TRAIL is a series of 12 monuments dedicated to the spirit of pioneer women in the U.S. Commissioned by the Daughters of the American Revolution, the statue is located on Fisher Street, between Main and Columbia, in the new National Road Commons Park, downtown Springfield. ENON COMMUNITY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. This historical organization preserves local history and is located behind a fully restored 1830 log home. The ENON ADENA MOUND, located next to the Historical Society, is the second largest in Ohio. 45 Indian Mound Dr. Enon (937) 864-7664, 864-1200 or 864-7080. www.enonhistory.org HERITAGE COMMISSION CORP., South Charleston. The DEPOT MUSEUM, a former DT&I railroad station, currently serves as a museum. 147 W. Mound St. (937) 4627277. The TOWN HALL and OPERA HOUSE has been restored, featuring community productions. 35 S. Chillicothe Street, So. Charleston (937) 462-7167 HISTORICAL HOMES & BUILDINGS SOUTH FOUNTAIN AVENUE HISTORIC DISTRICT. Visitors can tour this historic area to view late 19th-century homes. South Fountain Avenue Preservation Association (937) 322-1193

THE WOMAN’S TOWN CLUB. Clementine Berry Buchwalter was the founder of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs in 1894, formed from 78 Ohio women’s clubs. 805 E. High Street (937) 322-1201 The GEORGE GAMMON HOUSE, part of the Underground Railroad is in the process of renovation. Tours offered. 620-622 Piqua Place (937) 322-8359. Ask for an UNDERGROUND R A I L RO A D b r o ch u r e b y c a l l i n g (937) 325-7621. SAINT RAPHAEL CHURCH, founded in 1849, is the pioneer parish of Springfield. 225 E. High Street (937) 323-7523 DANIEL HERTZLER HOUSE, built in 1854, is a Pennsylvania Bank style home furnished in the 1850s period. Located in George Rogers Clark Park. (937) 882-6000 The PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE MUSEUM, built in 1839, is a 24-room former stage coach inn located on the Old National Trail at 1311 W. Main Street (937) 322-7668 JOHN FOOS MANOR. Built in the Italian Renaissance style, it features magnificent woodwork, including an outstanding three-story winding staircase. 810 E. High St. (937)325-9331 GOVERNOR ASA S. BUSHNELL MANSION. Originally constructed for Ohio Governor Bushnell, a major industrialist in Springfield and Clark County. Tours by appointment only. Call Anne Guyton-Dunbar. 838 E. High Street (937) 325-1564 CASTLE KNOLL-A state grant, applied for by the Turner Foundation, will soon help preserve the crown jewel of Springfield’s Victorian architecture at 901 W. High St., built in 1880 by Phineas P. Mast, a local, successful businessman. OHIO MASONIC HOME-This home originally provided rooms for masons and their families. Bushnell Hall now holds administrative offices for the retirement community with various on-site facilities. Designed by architect John Eisenman. Tours provided. 2655 W. National Rd., (937) 325-1531

2013 Overlooking C. J. Brown Reservoir the FAIRVIEW FARMS/ CRABILL HOMESTEAD is an outdoor museum focusing on farm-life in the 1820s. (937) 324-0657

Education GLOBAL IMPACT STEM ACADEMY: The bioscience STEM academy opened in 2013 to prepare students for food, fuel an d fibe r -re late d careers. Bob Evans is partnering with the STEM Academy, offering curriculum assistance and internships for students. Temporarily located at Clark State Community College. Future address will be 700 S. Limestone St. www.springfieldnewssun.com

CATHOLIC CENTRAL SCHOOLS: Grades K-12 are offered on three campuses in Springfield. Catholic Central High School offers courses ranging from students who have difficulty learning through Advanced Placement Courses. Accredited by North Central Association and Ohio Catholic Schools Accrediting Association. 1200 E. High St. (937) 325-9204 www.ccirish.org

SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOLS: The Springfield City School District, serving 7,700 students, has constructed 16 new schools. Springfield High School opened in 2008 and includes four smaller schools within: a Preparatory Academy, Exploratory Academy, STEM Academy, and Health & Human Services Academy. Their International Arts & Communications Academy includes the International Baccalaureate Program. The school district also offers an early childhood center, an alternative school for special needs and at-risk students, summer learning programs, and ABLE/GED. High school students may also participate in the Ohio Post Secondary Enrollment option to earn college credit at Ohio colleges and universities or other diploma earning, career-prep programs at the Springfield Clark Career Technology Center. (937) 505-2800, www.spr.k12.oh.us

CLARK STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE is a two-year college offering more than 50 associate degrees and certificates as well as pre-baccalaureate transfer degrees. It has been recognized as one of the top 50 fastest growing two-year colleges in the nation. Three new programs give high school students a jump start on their college education: Dual Enrollment, Post Secondary Enrollment Option, and Seniors to Sophomores. Current enrollment is 6,000. 100 S. Limestone St., 570 East Leffel Lane, Beavercreek & Bellefontaine. (877) 412-5275 w w w . c l a r k s t a t e . e d u CL A RK STA TE C O M M U NI TY CO LL EG E SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL SCHOOL OF NURSING, offers a four-semester Associate of Applied Science in Nursing degree, a 10-month LPN program, and a paramedic to RN transition program. 570 E. Leffel Lane (937) 328-6015 www.clarkstate.edu

CLARK COUNTY SCHOOLS: The Clark County Schools encompass six county school districts with an enrollment of 18,000 students. Services provided are special education development and supervision, psychologists and other related services, multi-handicapped and preschool classes, and professional development. In addition to impressive academic programs, there is a full range of sports, drama, community service and, at some locations, Future Farmers of America. For more detailed information on each school district visit www.clarkesc.k12.us The CLARK COUNTY EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER provides support services to both the City and County schools. Together, these districts enroll 26,000 students. 25 W. Pleasant Street (937) 325-7671. www.mveca.org/www/districts SPRINGFIELD • CLARK CAREER TECHNOLOGY CENTER is a skill development and career technical education center and offers 28 career-preparation programs for 700 juniors and seniors in the ten Clark County high schools. The SCCTC also has satellite programs at Northwestern and Springfield schools. The career-preparation programs prepare students to obtain employment or further their education. In January 2011, the center opened their new campus lab for hospitality and tourism students and recently announced the addition of a natural resources management program. 1901 Selma Rd. (937) 325-7368. www.springfieldctc.org EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, State-chartered TK-12-Nondenominational, offers high school sports. 2177 Emmanuel Way (937) 390-3777 www.ecaohio.com SPRINGFIELD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 311 W. High St.

WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY: Founded in 1845, Wittenberg is a Phi Beta Kappa institution ranked among the nation's top liberal arts colleges. Affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, 1,731 students are enrolled, pursuing studies in 40 majors in the humanities and sciences. A new program, The Bullock Math Academy, allows selected 7th and 8th graders to earn a scholarship. Ward Street at N. Wittenberg Ave. (800) 677-7558. www.wittenberg.edu CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY, south of Springfield, is home to 3,400 students and is an accredited Baptist university of arts, sciences, professional, and graduate programs. U.S. News & World Report rated Cedarville University as the sixth best baccalaureate college in the Midwest. A pre-pharmacy curriculum is offered, a three-year pre-pharmacy segment and a four-year graduate level, professional segment. Cedarville also offers a four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree, and a CrossCultural Nursing Minor. (800)CEDARVILLE www.cedarville.edu ANTIOCH COLLEGE, in Yellow Springs, has reopened after being closed for three years. Currently with 75 students, the goal is to have a student body of 600. 795 Livermore St. (937) 769-1240 www.antiochcollege.org ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY MIDWEST, in Yellow Springs, established in 1988, offers adults a range of graduate and undergraduate programs. (937) 769-1800 www.midwest.antioch.edu continued

URBANA UNIVERSITY, just north of Springfield, is an independent liberal arts institution. 1 -800-7URBANA www.urbana.edu Below, you will find a list of educational institutions within a 40-mile radius of Springfield-Clark County. Air Force Institute of Technology Antioch College (reopening Fall 2011) Central State University Columbus State Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute DeVry University Edison State Hobart Institute of Welding International College of Broadcasting ITT Technical Institute Kettering College of Medical Arts Miami Jacobs Career College National College of Business & Technology Ohio Institute of Photography & Technology Ohio State University Park University/Wright-Patterson Air Force Base RETS Technical Center Sinclair Community College Southern State Southwestern College Strayer University United Theological Seminary University of Dayton University of Phoenix Wilberforce University Wright State University PRIVATE SCHOOLS / Springfield, unless noted otherwise BRANDLE’S JUMPING JACK, 737 W. High (937) 323-1772 CHRISTIAN PROMISE PRE-SCHOOL, 3850 Derr Road, (937) 399-9808 COVENANT NURSERY SCHOOL, 201 N. Limestone St. (937) 325-2427 CREATIVE WORLD OF CHILD CARE, 332 Kensington Place S. (937) 399-0109 EAGLE & DOVE ACADEMY, 102 W. High (937) 324-2385 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER, 1001 E. John St. (937) 325-2214 EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, State-chartered K-12-Nondenominational, offers high school sports. 2177 Emmanuel Way (937) 390-3777 www.ecaohio.com ENON MONTESSORI, 8001 Dayton-Springfield Road, Enon (937) 864-5530 FAIRYLAND CASTLE NURSERY SCHOOL, 1230 E. High St. (937) 325-7075 FIRST UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2000 E. High St. (937) 325-5586 GARY GEIS SCHOOL OF DANCE, 14 E. Main St. Ste 203 937) 322-6229 KINDERCARE LEARNING CENTERS, 4560 Derr Rd. (937) 399-3795 LIFE SKILLS, 1637 Selma Road (937) 322-2940 www.lifeskillscenters.com

MAIDEN LANE CHURCH OF GOD DAY CARE & KINDERGARTEN, 1201 Maiden Lane (937) 325-6528 MIAMI VALLEY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER/SPRINGFIELD CHILDREN’S CENTER, 1450 S. Yellow Springs St. (937) 325-2559 NIGHTINGALE MONTESSORI, 1106 E. High St. (937) 324-0336 NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN CHILD CARE, 3705 Middle Urbana Rd. (937) 390-2444 PIXIE PLAYSCHOOL, 1801 St. Paris Pk. (937) 3907804 RIDGEWOOD PRIVATE SCHOOL: 2420 St. Paris Pike (937) 399-8900 www.ridgewoodschool.com RISEN CHRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL, 41 E. Possum Rd. (937) 323-3688 SPRINGFIELD ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE, 623 S. Center St., Ste C (937) 325-0933 www.springfieldacademy.us SPRINGFIELD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 311 W. High St. (937) 325-3113 www.springfieldchristian.com SPRINGFIELD PREP & FITNESS, 1615 Selma Rd. (937) 323-6250 www.edvantages.com ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN SCHOOL, 27 N. Wittenberg (937) 325-4 311 www.stjohns -sp rin gfield.org TRECA DIGITAL ACADEMY, 2200 N. Limestone St.-Ste 118 (888) 828-4798 Ext. 302 www.tdaonline.org TWIN OAKS SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SCHOOL: 151 S. Bird Road (937) 323-7660

AGRICULTURE—4H(Head-Heart-Hands-Health) In 1902, A.B. Graham, from Springfield, organized 4H Clubs on a national basis. Today, more than 1,800 Clark County 4-H Club members participate in groups learning everything from athletics, photography, sewing, cooking and raising animals, etc. Every year, 4-H members compete at the Clark County Fair. To join 4-H or to become a 4-H leader, contact the Clark County 4-H office at (937) 328-4607. www.clark.osu.edu/4H ON-THE-RISE: A unique program that teaches at-risk youth, ages 9 to 15, responsibility through work on an eight acre farm. 4177 Dialton Rd. (937) 964-1402 www.on-the-rise.org PROJECT LEAD THE WAY: The Springfield City Schools and Southeastern Local offer an initiative to address a shortage of engineers. Using continuing grants from the Ohio Dept. of Education, they adopted the engineering curriculum, a national initiative that aims to address a shortage of engineers in the U.S. (937) 505-2800 (937) 462-8388

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Economy Business Insider 2013 magazine reports that Springfield, Ohio has more tech jobs per capita than any other U.S. city. Site Selection magazine has ranked the Springfield Metro Area second in the nation when it comes to new or expanded economic development projects for metros of its size, moving up three spots from last year. In June 2013, it was announced that the Ohio/Indiana Unmanned Aerial Systems Center & Test Complex will be housed in Springfield. The Clark County civilian labor force is 70,000. In the five-county area, the civilian labor force is 490,000. There are 5,000 businesses in Clark County. Businesses invested $28.5 million in 2012 creating 772 and retaining 727 jobs. Clark County commercial investment the second quarter of 2013 was $4,055,500. There are 300 manufacturers in Clark County. Main industrial categories are transportation equipment, machinery, electrical equipment, fabricated metals, printing and publishing, primary metals, instruments, leather, stone-clay-glass and plastics. Springfield Regional Medical Center, a $230 million facility located downtown, opened November 2011. The $16 million Ohio Valley Surgical Hospital also located in downtown Springfield, is a 24-bed, short-stay surgical hospital and opened in 2009. As of 2012 there were 1,026 Clark Countians employed at Wright -Patterson Air Force Base. WPAFB’s annual economic impact is $5 billion with 27,000 total employees and 30,000 indirect jobs, making it Ohio’s largest single-site employer. The Ohio Air National Guard facility at Springfield Beckley Municipal Airport employs 972 people. Under the management of the City of Springfield, the airport’s more than 1,300 acres will be transformed within the next few years. The guard base has new facilities including the air traffic control tower, main operations center, fire station and civil engineering offices. Compared to any other base in the United States, it has some of the most high tech facilities in the country. Phase II of AirPark Ohio, an industrial park adjacent to the Ohio Air National Guard on U.S. 68, has begun. A portion of the land will be utilized to facilitate the realignment of Ohio 794 to make way for the new armed forces center. The $25 million facility will be used by the Army National Guard and reserves and the realigned road will go around the facility. New T-hangars are being built at a different location on airport grounds. Springfield/Clark County is famous as an antiques mecca. The local estimated annual economic impact is $103 million, with 194,000 combined sq. ft. of space dedicated to collectibles at three antique malls in addition to other antique stores. It is estimated that 200,000 people pass through the Heart of Ohio’s doors each year, including collectors from Japan and China.

*Agriculture receipts for 2010 were $137 million. There are 740 farms on 184,957 acres with Clark County ranked 3rd in the state for nursery, greenhouse, floriculture and sod and ranked 4th in cattle/calves. Clark County has two mega-dairy farms and the largest cattle farm east of the Mississippi River. Clark County leads the state in the number of farms preserved through the Ohio Agricultural Easement Purchase Program. There are 17 food processing and distributing companies in Clark County. Ohio ranks fourth among the 50 states in valueadded food processing production. The reason most commonly cited for Ohio’s leading position in food processing is the state’s strategic location between the grain belt and the populous Eastern markets. Nextedge Applied Research & Technology Park is adjacent to I-70 east of Springfield located on 204 acres zoned for research and development as well as data processing. Mills Morgan, LexisNexis/Reed Elsevier Technology Services, Qbase, AVETeC, and SAIC were the first companies to locate in Nextedge. ODOT has chosen office space in the park. The UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems Center & Test Complex) has located their facility in Nextedge. The center will oversee all aspects of their operations, from flight testing to modeling, simulations and data gathering and analysis. The Springfield area has several active industrial parks, including the PrimeOhio Corporate Park with 400 acres, Commerce Circle with 60 acres, Springfield Industrial Park with 80 acres, KTK Industrial Park with 40 acres, the Champion City Business Park with 58 acres. Industrial parks with available land include the 211-acre PrimeOhio II Industrial Park, the 190-acre Airpark Ohio, the 77acre Wenco Center, the 40-acre Honey Creek Industrial Park, and the 18-acre Tremont City Industrial Park. The East National Road Corridor is under huge growth with a new Wal-Mart Super Center, banks, restaurants, and condos. The Bechtle Avenue area continues to grow. Additional Major Initiatives for Springfield-Clark County, Ohio: Chiller ice arena, a $5 million ice sports facility, opened Oct.2013 National Road Commons Park—$2.5 million downtown park Springfield City Schools Transportation Facility-$1.5 million Commons Overlook—$5 million investment Wal-Mart, Bechtle Ave., $350,000 expansion Levine Investments, Park Road, $125,000 investment Clark County Fairgrounds, $150,000 investment Eco Sports Corridor/kayaking and bouldering Jeff Wyler auto dealer expansion October 2013 Source: Community Improvement Corporation of Springfield-Clark County, Ohio / Ohio Census of Agriculture / Springfield News-Sun *Statistics available every 5 years 2013

Commercial / Savings Banks Credit Unions / Banking Associations BANK OF AMERICA HOME LOANS 1646 N. Bechtle 45504

525-6650

CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 30 Warder St., Ste 150 (Kissell Center)

390-1660

2700 N. Limestone St. 45503 (Kroger) 965 N. Bechtle Avenue 45504 (Kroger) 612 S. Burnett Rd. 45505

399-0905 323-3304 327-9750

20 S. Tuttle Road 45505

327-9754

WOODFOREST NATIONAL BANK 200 S. Tuttle Rd., Springfield (in Wal-Mart)

324-0150

325-9221 390-1779 324-2138

EDISON CREDIT UNION

324-7000 328-3105 328-3100

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 3473 E. National Rd., 45505

322-4200

NEW CARLISLE FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 833 Villa Road, Springfield 45503 400 N. Main St., New Carlisle 45344

342-1999 845-3636

PNC BANK 320 N. Main St. New Carlisle 45344 2222 N. Limestone St. 45503 1850 S. Limestone St. 45505 2025 E. Main St. 45505 1500 Upper Valley Pike 45504

845-9446 328-7330 328-7340 328-7350 328-7360

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324-6800 342-9411 325-0351 864-7318 849-1393 845-3811 390-3688 390-3088 849-1331

325-3582

HEARTLAND FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 1620 Upper Valley Pike 45504 1156 N. Bechtle Ave. 45504

323-1544 322-4643

INCENTA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 2231 Olympic St. 45503

390-1396

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER EMPLOYEE CREDIT UNION 5000 Urbana Rd. 45502 145 W. High St. 45506 1427 W. First St. 45504

390-1800 322-0691 390-1800

ROBBINS & MYERS EMPLOYEES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 1631 W. Main St. 45504

325-8697

WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION On the Wittenberg University campus

PARK NATIONAL BANK 40 S. Limestone St. 45502 2989 Derr Rd. 45503 2730 E. Main St. 45505 3680 Marion Dr. 45323 130 W. Main St., Medway 45341 201 N. Main St. New Carlisle 45344 1756 N. Limestone St. 45503 1600 Moorefield Rd. 45503 2035 S. Dayton-Lakeview, New Carlisle 45344

WESBANCO

390-0470 322-5844

KEYBANK 1 S. Fountain Ave. 45502 402 S. Burnett Rd. 45505 1475 Upper Valley Pike 45504

328-7040

864-1928 845-3256 323-8381

HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK 3 W. North St. 45502 2961 Derr Rd, 45503 1175 Bechtle Ave. 45504

1500 Hillcrest Ave 45504 (Meijer)

7601 Dayton Rd. Enon 45323 210 N. Main St. New Carlisle 45344 1480 Upper Valley Pike 45504

HOME CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 2454 N. Limestone St. 45503 63 W. Main St. 45502

462-8368 322-0152 342-0936

U.S. BANK

FIFTH THIRD BANK

FIFTH THIRD MORTGAGE

102 S. Chillicothe St. South Charleston 920 W. Main St. 45504 2051 N. Bechtle Ave., 45504 Security National Bank has 20 branches and 27 ATMs in the region

327-6427

WRIGHT-PATT CREDIT UNION 2097 N. Bechtle Ave. 45504

Area code 937

324-2172

History Springfield, a medium-size community and governmental seat of Clark County, is located in the southwest corner of Ohio. The surrounding terrain is relatively flat accentuated by rolling hills. Prehistoric mound builders were probably the first residents of Clark County. Traces of their structures can still be found in nearby Enon where the second largest conical mound, the Knob Prairie Mound, can be found. John Toland, born in 1750, came to America with the British Army during the Revolutionary War, then deserted and joined the American forces. Toland’s funeral was the first military funeral held in Clark County and he is buried in the Columbia Street Cemetery. George Rogers Clark, for whom the county is named, led a band of Kentuckians including Simon Kenton into this territory and defeated the Shawnee Indians at the Battle of Piqua on August 8, 1780. One member of the tribe was a 12year-old boy named Tecumseh who later became a famous Shawnee leader dedicated to fighting whites. Born in Clark County, he was emissary to all Indians of the Northwestern and Southwestern territories. A member of the Clark Expedition, John Paul, returned to the area and built his home in 1790. He is believed to be the first white settler to locate in what became Clark County. The first crop harvested in the county was corn, in 1797 by David Lowry, who transported it to New Orleans by flatboat. The Treaty of Greenville in 1795 between the Indians and General Anthony Wayne, in which the Indians agreed to stop hostile acts toward settlers, generally opened this area for settlement. Indian hostility in Ohio ended with General William Henry Harrison's victory at Tippecanoe in 1811. It began the opening of the Northwest Territory. One of the county's early settlers was James Demint, who erected a cabin at the confluence of Mad River and Lagonda (Buck) Creek in 1799. It was on his land that a plat of the city was made in 1801 by surveyor, James Dougherty. The same year, Griffith Foos built the first tavern, which became a famous stagecoach stop. In 1804, the first post office was recorded for Springfield. Simon Kenton built a gristmill and distillery where later the old International Harvester (Navistar) plant was built. This plant has now been demolished and the International Truck & Engine Corporation is located on Rt. 72 north (Urbana Road). The 412 square miles that became Clark County were mapped out of parts of Champaign, Greene and Madison counties in 1817. The first meeting of the Clark County Commission was held on April 25, 1818. The 1820 census showed a total population of 9,535. By 1827, the tiny

frontier hamlet was granted a city charter by the State of Ohio in 1850. "Springfield" was named by Simon Kenton's wife for its many springs and abundant waters. The Old National Road was completed through Springfield in 1839 and the railroads of the 1840s provided profitable business to the area. At the turn of the century, 54 passenger trains arrived daily in Springfield. Agriculture and then industry flourished. By the beginning of the Civil War, the two had joined forces to help Springfield become one of the world's leading manufacturers of agricultural equipment. Navistar (International Truck and Engine Corporation) previously International Harvester Company, is noteworthy in this regard. The manufacturer of farm machinery became the leading local industry and, the second largest in the world, after a native, William Whitely, invented the combined selfraking reaper and mower in 1856. This machine was an improvement over any known farm machinery and was in great demand after the Civil War. Another native, James Leffel, invented the first practical water turbine in 1862 and began manufacturing it in his Springfield foundry. In the 1880s, P. P. Mast began publishing "Farm and Fireside." Although used initially to advertise his farm machinery, it soon became a leading periodical and was the basis for the Crowell-Collier Publishing Company. In the 1890s, school teacher and superintendent, A. B. Graham, began supervising agricultural extension clubs for boys and girls. In 1902, he organized the clubs on a national basis, the beginning of the 4-H Club movement. In 1845, Wittenberg University was established by the English Lutheran Synod of Ohio and has grown to be a leading educational, cultural and intellectual force in Springfield and the Midwest. Other notable historical facts: Clark County manufactured ten different automobiles during the 1900s; two beers, Red Head and Blue Head; two Ohio governors were Clark County natives, Asa Bushnell and James Rhodes; famous entertainers call Clark County home, Lillian Gish, Jonathan Winters and John Legend. In 1983, Newsweek magazine chose Springfield for its 50th Anniversary issue that dealt with the "Most Typical City in the U.S. - Springfield, Ohio." The Clark County of today is very different from the one created in 1817. The population has grown from 9,533 to 137,206 in the 196 years since the county was established. 2013

Health & Medical Community Hospital and Mercy Medical Center merged in 2008 to become SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (Community Mercy Health Partners). Soon after their merger, they announced plans to build a new 475,000 square-foot hospital with 254 private rooms in downtown Springfield. The medical center opened 2011. As the largest employer in Clark County, CMHP employs nearly 3,000 health care professionals and works with more than 300 local physicians to serve its patients. This full-service hospital offers 24/7 emergency care, maternity services, critical and intensive care, and surgical services, all provided by skilled doctors and highly trained health professionals. Among other services offered are cardiac care, radiography, mammography, outpatient cancer care at the Cancer Center, rehabilitation and sports medicine therapies, wound care, sleep disorder programs, occupational health services, corporate wellness services and chemical dependency treatment. 100 Medical Center Drive (937) 523-1000 www.communitymercy.org

SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL SCHOOL OF NURSING was moved to Clark State Community College in 2012, in conjunction with Urbana University. The school offers RN, LPN and paramedic courses of study. The PATHWAY PROGRAM begins in 2014 and will join a growing effort by colleges and universities to increase the education level of nurses nationwide. A new partnership between Wittenberg University and Clark State Community College will allow nursing students to get both their Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees in four years. 570 E. Leffel Lane (937) 328-6093 www.clarkstate.edu CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY offers a four-year nursing degree, a three-year pre-pharmacy and a fouryear graduate pharmacy degree; completion of the program leads to a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. In addition, they offer a Cross-Cultural Nursing Minor. 251 N. Main, Cedarville (937) 766-7810 www.cedarville.edu SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL CANCER CENTER The 22,000 sq. ft., state-of-the-art cancer center opened in 2004. The $8 million investment was partnered through local hospitals and oncologists. The center includes leading edge technology, access to clinical trials, and a team of highly skilled experts, wellness

classes, education and support services in a peaceful, healing environment. 148 W. North Street (937)323-5001 www.sorcc.org OHIO VALLEY SURGICAL HOSPITAL opened May 2009. The 46,000 sq. ft., 24-bed, short stay surgical hospital cost $15 million. (937) 521-3900 100 W. Main St. www.ovsurgical.com COMMUNITY URGENT CARE 2555 Creekwood Court (937) 327-0552 2200 N. Limestone St. (937)399-5303 38 S. Burnett Road (937) 717-4370 HOMETOWN URGENT CARE 1301 W. First St. (937) 322-6222 1200 Vester Ave. (937) 342-9520 ROCKING HORSE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, SOUTH LIMESTONE provides comprehensive health care to children, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay, for enhanced medical services. Many of the RHC low-income patients receive education, crisis intervention, and links to other community agencies. 651 S. Limestone Street (937) 324-1111 www.rockinghorsecenter.org ROCKING HORSE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, FOUNTAIN SQUARE has opened a clinic to expand services to adults and families with funding from the hospital. Corner of Fountain Avenue and Pleasant Street. (937) 328-5277 www.rockinghorsecenter.org CLARK COUNTY COMBINED HEALTH DISTRICT provides public health services to residents of Clark County. Nursing services include: immunizations, home nursing visits, communicable disease investigations, TB testing, early intervention services and a dental clinic. Fees are based on the patient's ability to pay. Environmental Health Services include: home sewage design and permits, private water well permits, nuisance investigations, animal bite investigations, restaurant inspections, solid waste inspections, and plumbing inspections. 529 E. Home Rd. (937) 390-5600 www.ccchd.com continued…. SPRINGFIELD VETERAN’S CLINIC. Veteran's

health care facility. 512 S. Burnett Road (937) 3283385 or (800) 368-8262 ext. 5700. VA Home Based Care (937) 322-8521 http://www.dayton.va.gov/spgfld_cboc.asp WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE MEDICAL CENTER is a modern, well-equipped facility providing treatment for active duty personnel and military retirees and their families. (937) 257-0839 http://www.wpafb.af.mil/units/wpmc

WELLSPRING has been serving the Clark and Champaign county areas since 1955. The agency provides family-centered counseling and resource services for families, children, adolescents and adults. 15 E. Pleasant Street. (937) 325-5564 www.wellspring.org MUELLER RESIDENTIAL CENTER, operated by the Clark County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities is an ICF/MR facility offering long-term residential care for qualifying adults with mental retardation and/or developmental disabilities. 2535 Kenton Street (937) 328-2688 http://clarkmrdd.com OESTERLEN SERVICES FOR YOUTH, INC., an agency of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, has been serving Clark County and the state of Ohio since 1903. A private, not-for-profit treatment center providing community counseling services for children, adolescents, and their families, and residential services for severely emotionally and behaviorally troubled adolescents from Clark County and statewide. 1918 Mechanicsburg Road (937) 399-6494 www.oesterlen.org MCKINLEY HALL. Provides drug and alcohol rehabilitation, individual and family counseling, crisis counseling and intervention training. (937) 328-5300 1101 E. High Street, www.mckinleyhall.org UNITED SENIOR CITIZENS COUNSELING. Provides individual and group counseling for older adults. 101 S. Fountain (937) 323-4948 www.unitedseniorcitizens.org

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR CLARK

COUNTY, INC. is a private, not-for-profit, behavioral health care corporation which has been meeting the counseling and psychiatric needs of Clark County and the surrounding areas since 1970. The services are licensed by the State of Ohio Department of Mental Health and accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. Services are available in Springfield and New Carlisle (Western Counseling Services). Mental Health Services offers the full continuum of services including: 24-hour emergency services; individual and group counseling for children, adolescents, and adults, with specialized services for geriatric patients; partial hospitalization programs; inpatient treatment for adults and adolescents; extensive community support services; assessments; psychological evaluations; psychiatric services; support groups; educational programs for the public. 474 N. Yellow Springs St., (937) 399-9500 www.mhscc.com CHILD, ADOLESCENT & FAMILY CENTER (937) 390-7960 COMMUNITY DEAF SERVICES (937) 323-0131 CREATIVE LEARNING WORKSHOP. (937) 322-7880 AMERICAN RED CROSS (937) 399-3872 POISON CONTROL CENTER (800) 222-1222 SPRINGFIELD CITY AREA TRANSIT. For bus/ wheel chair accessible transportation. (937) 328-3597 NEW NEIGHBORS RESIDENTIAL SERVICES. Provides transportation for individuals with mental retardation/developmental disabilities. (937) 323-9365 SELF RELIANCE. (937) 525-0309 LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM. Provides problem resolution for nursing home residents. (900) 395-8267 UNITED WAY/DIVISION OF INFORMATION AND REFERRAL. For a complete list of service agencies contact (937) 323-1400. Nursing Homes, Rest Homes, and Assisted Living Homes licensed by the state. State Fraternal Homes (IOOF, Knights of Pythias, Springfield Masonic Community) 2014

News, Media, Advertising NEWSPAPERS: Springfield News-Sun (Springfield Newspapers, Inc.) 202 N. Limestone St., Springfield, OH 45502 Phone (937) 328-0300 Springfield's daily newspaper is published 7 days a week, in the morning, and offers Springfield and Clark countians indepth coverage of local, state and national events. Senior Chronicle News of interest to senior citizens - Phone (937) 864-7700

CABLE TV: Time-Warner Cable 75 W. Main St., Springfield 45502 - Phone (937) 325-7001 TW Telecom offers a wide variety of programming which supplements the major network affiliates in Dayton and Columbus. TW Telecom has reserved several channels for the use of locally produced programs for civic, social and educational purposes.

TELEVISION: The close proximity of Dayton and Columbus to Springfield The American Antiquities Journal allows a wide variety of television program selection by local 126 E. High St., Springfield 45502 - (937) 322-6281 residents. A tri-annual publication featuring historical articles relating to WBDT - Dayton WPTD - Dayton antiques and collectibles with maps of over 1800 places to WDTN - Dayton WRGT - Dayton shop for antiques in a six-state area. WHIO - Dayton WOSU - Columbus WKEF - Dayton WCMH - Columbus Enon Eagle WWRD—Springfield (RTV32) PO Box 434, Springfield, OH 45501 Phone: (937) 284-2715 ADVERTISING AGENCIES & SIGNAGE Published each Wednesday New Carlisle News PO Box 434, Springfield, OH 45501 Phone: (937) 284-2715 Published each Wednesday Dayton Business Journal (local business news) 137 N. Main St.,-Ste 800, Dayton, OH 45402 (937) 222-4400 RADIO: (local) WHIO-FM (95.7—1290 AM) STRONG TOWER CHRISTIAN MEDIA (WEEC 100.7 mc) (Christian station) 2265 Troy Road, Springfield 45504 - (937) 399-7837 WUSO-FM (89.1 mc) Wittenberg University, Springfield 45503 - (937) 327-7026 WCDR-FM Cedarville University, Cedarville - (800) 333-0601

Advertising Aids Company (614) 846-5600 (937) 324-8900 Cerium Group LLC (937) 399-6216 Clear Channel Outdoor (888) 520-7268 The Digital Fringe (937) 331-5388 Hafenbrack Marketing and Communications (937)859-0730 Key - Ads Inc. (937) 279-0465 Lamar Companies (937) 228-9143 Media Monster (937) 323-2930

Oxiem (937) 484-8181 Randd Associates (937) 294-1874 Shoppers News (937) 525-1700 Springboard Group (937) 484-8181 Time Warner Advertising Sales (937) 754-4706 WC Sims Company (937) 325-7035 Wilt Public Relations (937) 688-3878

Parks & Recreation CLARK COUNTY PARK DISTRICT. Maintains 713 acres of parks and 16 miles of bike trails. (937) 882-6000 NATIONAL TRAIL PARKS & RECREATION DISTRICT. NTPRD manages parks, facilities and miles of trails. View the list of parks and facilities at www.ntprd.org. THE CHILLER indoor ice rink opened October 2013 at 301 W. Main Street, Springfield (937) 328-PARK CARLETON DAVIDSON STADIUM. The renovated, 1,056 seat stadium is the home of Wittenberg University’s baseball team and, during the remainder of the baseball season, plays host to local youth and adult tournaments and leagues. The SPRINGFIELD-CLARK COUNTY BASEBALL HALL OF FAME is located in the stadium. 1101 Mitchell Boulevard (937) 328-PARK. The CHAMPION CITY KINGS play baseball at Carleton Davidson Field. A member of the Prospect League, they are a collegiate summer baseball league consisting of 11 teams from 6 states throughout the midwest. Their games are played June to August. www.championcitykings.com BUCK CREEK STATE PARK. The state park, with 4,030 acres, offers a variety of recreational, cultural and natural resources. The Crabill House is managed by the Clark County Historical Society. The 2,120 acre lake provides water skiing, fishing, swimming and a marina with food and bait. The park offers family housekeeping cottages and a campground for yearround use. 1901 Buck Creek Lane (937) 327-4590 www.buck.creek.parks@dnr.state.oh.us. The C. J. BROWN DAM AND RESERVOIR is located at Buck Creek State Park. (937) 322-5284 www.buck.creek.parks@dnr.state.oh.us ECO SPORTS: WHITEWATER RAFTING, KAYAKING & CANOEING. Visit Springfield’s new EcoSports Corridor along scenic Buck Creek. One area is located behind the Springfield Museum of Art at Wittenberg and the second, larger area, is located within Snyder Park. Both sites are “park and play” facilities. BUCK CREEK BASH is held annually in September with three staging areas beginning at the Clarence J. Brown Reservoir to the Springfield Art Museum. BOULDERING. Our region boasts some of the best bouldering terrain with short climbs or more strenuous routes in scenic Veteran’s Park, Cliff Park Road. www.EcoSportsCorridor.com SPLASH ZONE. The water park includes over 400 feet of water slides, a 280 foot lazy river water vortex, a spray ground for little ones, 25 foot competition pool, 2 one-meter diving boards, zero depth beach with a heated entry and Ohio’s first bowl slide. 300 Eagle City Road (937) 328-PARK www.ntprd.org ESTEL WENRICK WETLANDS. 147 acres includes woods, trails, and rugged wet terrain for the study of aquatic life and wildlife. 2855 Union Road (937) 328-PARK of (937) 882-6000

BIKING—LITTLE MIAMI SCENIC TRAIL. Over 171 miles of connected hard surface, non-motorized, shared paths start in Milford and go north, through Springfield and Clark County, to Champaign and Madison counties. THE OHIO TO ERIE TRAIL. A network of trails has been completed from Cincinnati to Cleveland (325 miles) on lands formerly occupied by railroads and canals, designed for cyclists, skaters, walkers, horseback riders and wheelchair users. The trail joins the Little Miami Scenic Trail. www.miamivalleytrails.org (614) 538-0607 or (937) 882-6000. Bike Miami Valley (937) 463-2707 www.bikemiamivalley.org www.intellweb.com/trails National Trail Parks & Recreation District (937) 328-PARK www.ntprd.org—www.EcoSportsCorridor.com GEORGE ROGERS CLARK PARK. This 248 acre park and historic site of the largest Revolutionary War battle site west of the Alleghenies includes picnicking, hiking, fishing without a license at Hosterman Lake and nonmotorized boating. The FAIR AT NEW BOSTON, held each Labor Day weekend at George Rogers Clark Park, gives guests an idea of how frontier people lived. Located west of Springfield on Route 4. 930 S. Tecumseh Road (937) 882-6000 WIGGLEY PARK. Bring your dog for play time at the dog park located at 1545 Pumphouse Road. (937) 328-PARK VETERAN’S PARK AMPHITHEATER. The beautiful, cliff lined area of the park has an outdoor theater where the annual Summer Arts Festival is held, providing one month of nationally known and local entertainment. (mid-June through mid-July) Cliff Park Road, off of N. Fountain Avenue (937) 328-PARK HOLLANDIA BOTANICAL GARDENS. Visit our public botanical gardens. The gardens provide enjoyment, education, and conservation through its living exhibits. Water Street at North Street (bottom of Route 40 overpass). (937) 322-3122 www.hollandiabotanical.com HARTMAN ROCK GARDEN. What began as a modest concrete fish pond in Ben Hartman’s back yard in 1932 is now revered as a folk art masterpiece. The garden consists of 250,000 individual stones combining a mixture of history, religion and depression-era pop culture. 1905 Russell St. www.hartmanrockgarden.org CEDAR BOG NATURE PRESERVE & EDUCATIONAL CENTER. A 25-acre natural landmark and Ohio's only fen is surrounded by white cedar. 980 Woodburn Rd. (937) 4843744 www.cedarbog.org YOUNG’S JERSEY DAIRY. Young’s features fun for all ages with two restaurants, a petting zoo, two gift shops, batting cages, miniature golf, driving range, and homemade ice cream! Soon to come...a cheese shop. 6880 Springfield-Xenia Rd. (937) 325-0629 (South of Springfield on Rt. 68) www.youngsdairy.com Continued...

GLEN HELEN. Glen Helen encompasses 1,000 acres, all accessible from a 25-mile network of footpaths. View spectacular wildflowers, 400-year old trees, limestone cliffs with waterfalls and overhangs, and the beautiful yellow spring for which the town was named. 405 Corry St., Yellow Springs (937) 769-1902 (South of Springfield on Rt.68) www.antiochcollege.org/glen_helen CLARK LAKE. This 100-acre lake, located on Vernon-Asbury Road in eastern Clark County, allows licensed fishing, hunting, and boating with electric motors only. Open year-round. (937) 372-9261 or (937) 568-4713 www.grcha.org

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REI LAKES. Sixty acres of beautiful lakes for great fishing. (937) 322-8353 3815 Crabill Rd. www.reilakes.com

MINIATURE GOLF: Putt-Putt Golf & Games-745 N. Bechtle Ave. 324-2001 Udders & Putters-6880 Springfield-Xenia Rd. (at Young’s Dairy) 325-0502

NATIONAL ROAD COMMONS PARK. The wedge shaped park in downtown Springfield opened October 2011 and includes the Madonna of the Trail pioneer statue. Fisher Street between Main and Columbia.

DRIVING RANGES: Cedar Lawn-5148 Urbana Road 399-0031 SAC Indoor Golf Center-5100 Urbana Rd. 399-2360 Young’s Jersey Dairy-6880 Springfield-Xenia Road 325-0502

CLARK COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS. The 119-acre fairgrounds recently expanded by adding another 186 acres, including a lake, and is ideally situated for regional and statewide events. Throughout the year, trade shows, seminars, banquets, livestock shows, auctions, auto shows, camping rallies, antique/ flea market shows and concerts are held, in addition to the wellknown Clark County Fair, each July. I-70 at Exit 59 (937) 323-3090 www.clarkcountyfair.org

THEATRES: Upper Valley Cinema 5-1475 Upper Valley Pike 325-0609 Chakeres Cinema 10-3115 E. National Road 325-7000 Melody Cruise-In-4025 E. National Road 324-5486

CHAMPIONS CENTER. Ohio’s newest livestock exhibition facility is the most comfortable center for exhibitors and attendees alike. This state-of-the-art, 140,000 sq. ft. facility, has 475 permanent and 700 temporary livestock stalls, a banquet hall and food court. I-70 at Exit 59 (at the Clark County Fairgrounds) (937) 324-4353 SPRINGFIELD ANTIQUE SHOW & FLEA MARKET. This antique show and flea market is known as the midwest's largest and best quality antique show with dealers from all over the U.S. and Europe. The show is held monthly at the Clark County Fairgrounds and is conveniently located between Dayton and Columbus, I-70 at Exit 59. (937) 325-0053 www.jenkinsshows.com

AGRICULTURE—4H(Head-Heart-Hands-Health) In 1902, Springfield’s A.B. Graham organized the 4H clubs on a national basis. Today, more than 1,800 Clark County 4-H Club members compete at the Clark County Fair. (937) 328-4607. www.clark.osu.edu/4h/member.htm PROFESSIONAL SPORTS. The Cincinnati Reds baseball team and the Cincinnati Bengals football team are located in nearby Cincinnati. The Columbus Clippers, Cleveland Indians AAA team, play at the new Clippers Stadium in Columbus. The Columbus Crew soccer team and the Blue Jackets hockey team are both located in Columbus.

ROLLER SKATING RINK: USA Roller Skating Center-2340 Valley Loop Rd. 325-4608 ICE SKATING RINK: Opening October 2013, The Chiller indoor ice arena at 301 W. Main St., Springfield BOWLING LANES: Northridge Lanes-1333 Moorefield Road 399-0850 Shamrock Lanes-1051 E. Main Street 325-2301 Victory Lanes-1906 Commerce Road 323-8684 Century Lanes-St Rt 235 & Gerlaugh Road 849-4220 TENNIS COURTS: Old Reid Park-1545 Pumphouse Rd. 324-7727 Howard Dredge Tennis Center-Snyder Park Rd. 328-7275 SKATE BOARDING: 1301 Mitchell Blvd., Springfield Enon-Xenia Road, Enon 301 E. Lake Ave., New Carlisle CANOE LIVERIES: Mad River Paddle Sports-2237 W. First Street 325-3333 Mad River Adventures,-5605 Lower Valley Pike 882-6925 CAMPGROUNDS Bass Lake-756 Hilliard St. 323-2981 Beaver Valley-6725 E. National Rd. 324-3263 Buck Creek State Park-1901` Buck Creek Lane 322-5284 Clark County Fairgrounds-4401 So. Charleston Pk. 323-3090 Crawford’s-7968 E. National Rd. 568-4266 Enon Beach Recreational Park-2401 Enon Rd. 882-6431 Rei Lakes-3815 Crabill Rd. 322-8385 Forest Lake-2365 W. First St. 323-4266 Tomorrow’s Stars RV Resort-6716 E. National Rd. 324-2267

For a complete Visitor’s Guide, call the Greater Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau—(937) 325-7621 or (800) 803-1553. www.visitspringfieldohio.com—www.EcoSportsCorridor.com—www.greaterspringfield.com—2012

Service Clubs ALTRUSA CLUB OF SPRINGFIELD 4th Monday, 6:30 p.m. Woman's Town Club, 805 E. High Street Mary Ann Jung, President 323-2476 Maggie Bollar, Secretary AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN(A.A.U.W.) 1st Saturday (Oct.-June), 11:30 a.m. Eaglewood Village Geraldine Stafford, President 320 Arlington Avenue, 45505 324-4955 www.aauw.org ABWA-SPRINGFIELD CHARTER CHAPTER 4th Tuesday, 7 p.m. Diane McHenry, Treasurer 1915 Elaina Drive, 45503 390-3632 CLARK COUNTY LITERACY COALITION 137 E. High Street, 45505 David Smiddy, Executive Director 323-8617 EXCHANGE CLUB - SPRINGFIELD P.O. Box 1482, 45501 Every Tuesday, 12 noon Linardos Restaurant Beverly Sewell, President 322-9203 FRONTIERS INTERNATIONAL 3rd Wednesday, 6 p.m. 1319 W. Rose Street Howard Isley, President, 346-3654 PO Box 802, 45501 www.frontiersinternational.com INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS (IAAP) 2nd Tuesday (Sept.-June) 5:30 p.m. The Springfield Inn Peggy Hayes, President Judy Williams, Cor. Secretary

JUNIOR SERVICE LEAGUE 3rd Wednesday, 7 p.m. Grace Lutheran Church Heather Maurer, President 342-1654

LIONS CLUB - SPRINGFIELD NATIONAL TRAILS LIONS CLUB 1st Monday, 6 pm 1905 W. North Street, 45504 (Avada) Larry Shaffer, President, 631-4985

KIWANIS CLUB OF SPRINGFIELD P.O. Box 1653, 45501 Each Tuesday, 11:45 a.m. St. Johns Lutheran Church Steve Stuckey, President, 390-8750 Paul Price, Secretary

THE LINKS, INC., SPRINGFIELD CHAPTER 3rd Saturday of each month Various locations Selena Singletary, President, 399-1918

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSCOUNCIL #624 1st Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. 2055 S. Bird Road, 45505 Hugh Lough, Grand Knight, 323-9663 LIONESS CLUB - ENON 4th Wednesday, 7 p.m. Inn at Fox Run, Enon Marge Travis, President 864-1375

MADD - MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING 3rd Thursday, 6:30 p.m. Shawnee Place P.O. Box 2007, 45501 Todd Pratt, President 342-8757 Beverly DeWine, Secretary/Treasurer 324-0876 NOON OPTIMIST CLUB Each Thursday, 12 pm Stephen Beverly, President, 399-8120

LIONESS CLUB - NORTHRIDGE 1st Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 4590 Derr Rd. Geneva Faulkner, President, 399-7723

PILOT CLUB OF SPRINGFIELD 3rd Monday, 6 p.m., Casey’s Restaurant Chris Zechman, President, 399-1867 www.pilotinternational.org

LIONS CLUB—MEDLAKE 1st & 3rd Monday, 6:30 p.m. 11200 Gerlaugh Road, Medway Carl Spurr, President, 864-1634 (The Enon & New Carlisle Lions Clubs disbanded and joined the Medlake Lions Club—2009)

ROTARY CLUB - SPRINGFIELD Every Monday, 12 p.m. Casey's Restaurant Sue Hebner, Secretary, 399-4994

LIONS CLUB - NORTH HAMPTON 1st & 3rd Mondays, 6:30 pm North Hampton Lions Den 20 W. Clark St., North Hampton, 45349 964-9612 Gene Pencil, President 964-1768 LIONS CLUB - NORTHRIDGE 2nd & 4th Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. 4590 Derr Road, 45503 Robert Falkner, President 390-3961 Dewey Vulgamore, Secretary 390-1458

SERTOMA CLUB HEART OF OHIO Every Wednesday, 7 a.m. Perkins, N. Limestone Street Kevin Creager, President, 399-2349 SERTOMA CLUB SPRINGFIELD NOON Every Tuesday, 12 noon McMurray's Varsity Club Jack Oberleitner, President 882-0055 (over)

SPRINGFIELD FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS Meets 4 times per year Women’s Town Club, 805 E. High St. Mary Ann Jung, President, 399-0002 TRIAD CLUB—FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS Meets 5 times per year Women’s Town Club & restaurants BaDiane McHenry, President, 390-3632 ST. JOHN'S BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB 1st Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. Various Locations Betty Hoffman, President 390-7774 Winnie Grove, Vice President 399-0313 Delores Mittman, Secretary 323-2692 SPRINGFIELD TOASTMASTERS CLUB Every Tuesday, 1p.m. Springfield City Hall—1st Floor Marilyn Burchett, 823-3455 Nancy Flinchbaugh, Secretary, 324-7696 THE WOMAN'S TOWN CLUB 1st, 3rd & 5th Thursday, 11:30 a.m. 805 E. High Street, 322-1201 Kay Richards, President, 399-6586 YOUNG WOMAN'S MISSION 1st Monday, 11:30 a.m. (except June - Sept.) Northminster Presbyterian Church 400 Villa Road Connie Moormann, Secretary, 399-5111 ZONTA CLUB OF SPRINGFIELD 2nd Thursday, 6 p.m. Various locations Pat Golden, Secretary, 322-6811

All area codes are 937

2011

Shopping Centers BECHTLE SQUARE 1 1600 N. Bechtle Avenue Agent: Glimcher Properties Ltd. Partnership, 20 S. Third St., Columbus, OH 43215 Attn: Jim Roach (614) 621-9000 Units: 13 Area: 200,588 square feet Parking: 393 Department store, styling salon, jeweler, mattress store, cellular phone store, discount stores, shoe store, family clothing store, pet shop, party supply store, restaurants. BECHTLE SQUARE III 1930 N. Bechtle Avenue Agent: The Leslie Development Company, Tom Aakhus, 473 East Rich St., Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 638-3400 Units: 2 Pizza store, restaurant Additional acreage available on Bechtle Avenue BURNETT PLAZA South Burnett Road and Lexington Avenue Agent: Chelsea Moore Co., 105 W. Fourth, Cincinnati,OH 45202 Attn: Martin Schwartz, Eagle Realty (513) 361-7731 Units: 22 Area: 164,500 square feet Parking: 1,500 Barber, styling salon, home improvement center, electronics, supermarket, laundromat, shoe repair, drug store, gift shop, shipping store, restaurant, discount store, automotive parts, uniform shop, children's clothing, home care services, video games, bank, health association, credit union, furniture, sports shop, rent-a-center, hardware store, Veteran's Clinic, and boutique. BUSHNELL SQUARE East Main Street and Belmont Avenue Owner: Transamerica Development Co./Hadler Realty Co./Westerville Square, 2000 W. Henderson Rd., Columbus, OH 43220 (614) 457-6650 or (800) 753-3051 Units: 10 Area: 34,235 square feet Parking: 200 Pizza, podiatrist, tax service, styling salon, video store, shoe store, furniture rental store, cellular shop, discount store, and Chinese restaurant. CIRCUS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER E. Leffel Lane and South Limestone Street Agent: Peter & Amy Foreman, 1900 Grant Road, Springfield, OH 45502, (937) 324-2379 Units: 7 Area: 35,400 square feet Parking: 500 Beverage dock, coin-operated laundry, motel, tax and accounting office, used merchandise store, discount store, gun store. DRUG MART PLAZA Dayton-Springfield Rd., Enon, OH 45323 Agent: Giltz Associates, Dan Giltz, 4835 Munson St NW, Canton, OH 44718 (330) 494-6688 dgiltz@giltzassociates.com Units: 6 Area: 18,368 square feet Parking: 225 Anchor: Drug Mart 24,692 square feet Leased: Sports Grille, Fitness Center, Hair Salon Available: 3 units EAST MAIN PLAZA 2700 East Main Street Agent: Levine Realty Co./Robert Kreider, 72 W. Main St., P.O. Box 1848, Springfield, OH 45501 (937) 323-9765 Units: 4 Area: 46,895 square feet Parking: 600 Bank, ministry, paint store, and supermarket.

EAST SIDE SQUARE 200 S. Tuttle Road Agent: RG Properties, 8163 Old Yankee Rd., Dayton, OH 45458 (937) 434-7218 www.rgproperties.com Units: 9 Additional Spaces Available: 2 Outlots Available: 2 Anchor: WalMart SuperCenter 203,819 sq ft Pet store, hair styling, dress shop, shoe store, bank, restaurant. MEIJER SQUARE SUPERSTORE 1500 Hillcrest Avenue (937) 323-0266 Department Store/Grocery MOOREFIELD SQUARE S.W. Corner of Derr Road and Villa Roads Agent: Levine Realty Co., 72 W. Main St./P.O. Box 1848, Springfield, OH 45501-1848 (937) 323-9765 Units: 14 Area: 94,634 square feet Parking: 550 Hair styling salon, coffee shop, gems & crystals shop, 2 investment offices, yogurt, 2 banks, drive-up ATM, radio station, barber shop, Chinese restaurant, drug store, sandwich shop, supermarket, dance studio, insurance office and tanning studio. NORTH BECHTLE SQUARE 1985-2025 N. Bechtle Avenue Agent: Equity Retail Group, Brian Irwin, 100 E. Wilson Bridge Rd, Ste 200, Worthington, OH 43085 (614) 310-2131 Units: 19 Area: 36,000 sq ft Parking: 215 NORTHLAND PLAZA S.E. Corner of Villa and Derr Roads Agent: Link-Hellmuth, 333 N. Limestone Street, Suite 101, Springfield, OH 45503 (937) 323-6426 Units: 14 Area: 130,000 square feet Parking: 804 Apparel shop, department store, drug store, card and gift shop, styling salon, pizza, electronics, sandwich shop, lounge, hardware shop, cellular phone, and video store. NORTHRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER Security Drive Agent: Edwin Hoppes (937) 399-1531 Units: 10 Area: 20,000 square feet Parking: 200 Barber, styling salon, ceramic and porcelain studio, driver's school, dry cleaning, insurance, optometrist, supermarket, tanning salon, and sports card store. PARK SHOPPING CENTRE Bechtle Avenue and First Street Agent: Allied/Schottenstein Realty, 1800 Moler Rd., Columbus, OH 43207 (614) 221-9200 (Mark Unger) Units: 40 Area: 167,200 square feet Parking: 1,476 Bank, 2 styling salons, nail salon, 2 discount stores, driver's license exam bureau, flowers, 1 finance, 2 gift shops, library branch, rent-acenter, restaurants, state liquor store, tanning salon, tax service, wine shop, 2 women's apparel stores, weight loss center, book store, beauty supply store, mobile communications, printing shop, video store, supermarket, office supply store, herb store.

PLAZA 41 First Street and Bechtle Avenue Agent: Progress Development/Ron Kronenberger, 835 Elliott Dr., Middletown, OH 45044 (937) 898-5141 Units: 8 Area: 20,000 square feet Parking: 100 Finance agency, sub shop, tanning salon, video store, styling/nail salon, dance studio, and optical center.

SOUTHERN VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Selma Road and Sunset Avenue Agent: Zeus Shopping Center/Tom Lagos, 1 S. Limestone St.-Ste 1000, Springfield, OH 45502 (937) 323-5555 Units: 29 Area: 199,500 square feet Parking: 1,660 Bank, books, bingo, car wash, drug store, library branch, gift shop, thrift store, tanning salon, discount store, video store, dental lab, costume shop, financial, rental, accounting, realty, taxes, smoke shop, game room, paper depot, cash advance, gallery, health network, JVS Assessment Center and Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. SOUTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER Limestone Street and East John Street Agent: Arlington Towers/Transamerican Development Co./ Hadler Realty Co., 2000 W. Henderson Rd., Columbus, OH 43220 (614) 457-6650 Fax: (614) 457-0095 Units: 13 Area: 45,576 square feet Parking: 200 Hair salon, pizza, supermarket, discount store, party and liquor store,1apparel stores, nail salon, check exchange, tattoos, tobacco, and phone/pager store. SPRINGFIELD COMMONS—PHASE II Agent Rebecca Dragin, U.S. Properties Group, 310 S. Hamilton Road, Gahanna, OH 43230 (614) 472-2957 1673-1701 North Bechtle Avenue Units: 3 Area: Unknown Parking: Adequate Lowe’s, Best Buy and PetSmart. SPRINGFIELD CROSSING West First Street and Bechtle Avenue Agent: Linder Co./Gail Wallace, 175 Alexanderville-Belbrook Rd., Centerville, OH 45459 (937) 291-0212 Units: 9 Area: 22,332 square feet Parking: 90 Dry cleaner, pizza, sub sandwich shop, cash advance, loan office, cardiac care. SPRINGFIELD PLACE 1050 Upper Valley Pike, Springfield, OH 45504 Agent: Linder Co./Gail Wallace, 175 Alexanderville-Belbrook Rd., Centerville, OH 45459 (937) 291-0212 Units: 14 Area: 38,100 square feet Parking: 200 Book store, box shop, grocery/drug store, insurance office, car rental, vacuum service center, employment agency, sandwich shop, nail salon, check advance, beauty salon, and spectacle shop. SPRINGFIELD PLAZA State Route 41 and Upper Valley Pike, Springfield, OH 45504 Agent: Tom Fazio (216) 861-1510 Units: 16 Area: 240,000 square feet Parking: 1,500 Styling salon, department store, sporting goods store, finance office, gift store, clothing store, office supply store, restaurant, optical center, fabric store, law office and paint store. 2200 NORTH LIMESTONE 2200 North Limestone Street, Springfield, OH 45503 Agent: I-Four Retail Center/Peter Noonan, 2522 N. Limestone St., Springfield, OH 45503 , (937) 390-8800 Units: 11 Area: 37,083 square feet Parking: 222 Dialysis center, blood center, neurosurgery, urologic, physician MRI, tanning, jewelry store, employment agency, ATM, restaurant, gift shop, urgent care, and adjacent businesses.

UNIVERSITY SQUARE - 1111 BUILDING 1111 N. Plum Street, Springfield, OH 45504 Plum First Enterprises, P.O. Box 112, Alpha, OH 45301 Agent: Levine Realty Co./Jeffrey Levine or Doug Cox, 72 W. Main St., P.O. Box 1848, Springfield, OH 45501-1848 (937) 323-9765 Fax: (937) 323-8890 Units: 10 Area: 16,416 square feet Parking: 50 Styling salon, financial, insurance, training and development center, tax service, dance school, specialty shop, and funeral pre-planning service, coffee shop. UPPER VALLEY MALL 1475 Upper Valley Pike Agent: DeBartolo Properties Management, 1475 Upper Valley Pk., Springfield, OH 45504, (937) 324-5703 Units: 85 Area: 73 acres Parking: 5,000 Two auto centers, 16 specialty stores, 5 card/book/gift shops, 4 anchor/department stores, 4 drug/beauty stores, 11 restaurants, 8 jewelers, 10 women's apparel stores, 3 men's apparel stores, 11 children's apparel stores, 10 music/electronic/entertainment stores, 9 professional service shops, 1 pet center, 7 shoe stores, 5 theatres, 1 game room, and 1 TV/appliance store. UPPER VALLEY PIKE PLAZA 1660 Valley Loop Road Agent: James Hock (Owner, Manager), (937) 261-0327 Units: 5 Area: 10,000 square feet Parking: 60 Hair styling salon, computer repair, doctor billing office, attorney. WAL-MART SUPER CENTER 2100 N. Bechtle Avenue, Springfield, OH 45504 Ramy Awad, Store Manager (937) 399-0370 Unit: 1 Area: Unknown Parking: Adequate Note: There are 2 Wal-Mart Super Centers in Springfield. The other is listed under East Side Square. WESTERN PLAZA Park Road and West Main Street Agent: Levine Realty Co./1 South Limestone Street, Springfield, OH 45502, (937) 323-9765 Units: 7 Area: 38,030 square feet Parking: 240 Tax service, cocktail lounge, discount store, restaurant and grocery. Adjacent: Social Security Office, Gas Station DOWNTOWN SPRINGFIELD Agent: Center City Association (Horton Hobbs) 105 West High Street-Ste 202, Springfield, OH 45502 (937) 325-0047 Area: 12 square blocks Parking: 5,300 1,500 seat performing arts center, banks, sporting goods, jewelers, auto parts stores, auto dealerships, specialty shops, restaurants/food services, office supplies, computer stores, appliance store, library, post office, antique shop, doctors, attorneys, insurance and other professional offices, barber, styling salons, hotel, churches, college, City and County offices, Family YMCA, Elderly United, Heritage Center of Clark County. Coming soon: Ohio Valley Medical Center to open in 2009 andnew, state-of-the art, hospital, to be complete by 2011. 2011

Taxes REAL ESTATE - The base tax in Ohio is the Real Estate tax, levied and collected locally from property owners. Rates vary within the county from taxing district to district and are subject to a reduction factor to offset the impact of inflation and reappraisals. The levies include county, city and school obligations. The first 10% of residential and agricultural real property and an additional 2.5% on owner occupied homestead property are paid by the state. A further reduction is available to senior citizens 65 and over or permanently and totally disabled on the first $25,000 of appraised value effective July 1, 2007. Assessments are made by the County Auditor. In Springfield and Clark County, the real estate taxable value is 35% of the market value except for certain agricultural land. Assessments are placed upon the tax duplicate by the County Auditor. PERSONAL PROPERTY - Tangible personal property taxation was phased out as of December 31, 2008. Ohio reimburses all political subdivisions for revenues from tax levies lost due to the phase out of tangible personal property through 2018. STATE INCOME - The State of Ohio imposes a graduated personal income tax with rates of .743% to 7.5% on the Federal adjusted gross income after allowing an exemption of $1,150 per dependent plus or minus Ohio adjustments from Schedule A of Ohio returns and a $20 tax credit per dependent. There is a provision for the Tax Commissioner to enter into reciprocity agreements with other states in regard to taxes on the income of nonresidents. No credits provided for Ohio Municipal income tax. CORPORATION FRANCHISE TAX- The Corporate tax rate is the greater of 4 mills on the net worth of the corporation or 5.1% on the first $50,000 of the net income plus 8.5% on net income over $50,000, or minimum tax of $50.00.

CITY INCOME - The City of Springfield has a flat rate 2.49% income tax on net profits of businesses and on compensation of individuals who work, or live, in the city. There are no deductions or exemptions. Residents working outside of Springfield still pay 2% City of Springfield tax, but receive credit for 50% of the taxes paid to the other district. (City in which he/she works). For business with a branch or part of its operations in the city, the taxable profit is determined from the firm's records or from the City's allocation formula. The City personal income tax is withheld by employers. Income from interest, dividends and capital gains is not taxed. Residents of Springfield working outside of Springfield, residents' businesses, and nonresidents' businesses doing business in Springfield must file an estimate of income and pay quarterly. STATE SALES - Beginning July 1, 2005 the Ohio Sales Tax is 5.50% on the sale price of tangible personal property sold at retail, including rentals, some services and lodging. Major exemptions: food purchased for human consumption off the premises where sold; newspapers and magazine subscriptions sent by second class mail; motor fuel; sales of artificial and natural gas, electricity and water delivered through pipes, wires and conduits; prescription drugs; property used directly in manufacturing, mining or agriculture; value of trade-ins on new motor vehicles; sales where the purpose of the consumer is to use or consume the things transferred in making retail sales and consisting of newspaper inserts, coupons, flyers, gift certificates or other advertising material which prices and describes tangible personal property offered for retail sale; sales to direct marketing vendors of preliminary materials such as photographs, artwork, typesetting that will be used in printing advertising material, and of equipment such as telephones, computers, etc., and similar tangible personal property primarily used to accept orders for direct marketing retail sales. COUNTY SALES - Clark County has a 1.5% sales tax. Source: Clark County Auditor's Office Every effort has been made to ensure correct information. 2019

Transportation SPRINGFIELD-BECKLEY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. SpringfieldClark County has an outstanding air facility located at 1251 W. Blee Road, S.R. 794, two miles south of Springfield and I-70. As a major military unit and vital component of the area’s economy, the airport provides travel and cargo needs for both citizen and business activities. Airside facilities feature lighted intersecting runways, a 9,000 foot primary runway and a 5,500 foot crosswind runway, Air Traffic Control Tower, Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility, and a full-service Fixed Base Operator providing fuel, maintenance, charter, and avionics repair services. Aircraft storage is also available. Springfield-Beckley is the closest general aviation facility to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which is the home of the Air Force Material Command headquarters. The airport is a general aviation facility serving business, commercial, instructional, and recreational flying and serves divisions of the 178th Fighter Wing of the Ohio Air National Guard (OANG). Phone (937) 325-6108. www.ci.springfield.oh.us SPRINGFIELD FLIGHT ACADEMY. For flight training,, contact the Springfield Flight Academy, located at Springfield-Beckley Airport. (937) 325-5321, 1251 W. Blee Road www.springfieldflightacademy.net AIRPARK OHIO. AirPark Ohio is an industrial park located between Dayton and Columbus along I-70. The 191-acre park, with flexible design options, is located on U.S. 68, within minutes of I-70, and I-75, has the ability to efficiently move raw materials and products and is also home to Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport. Zoned light industrial, it has city utilities and street lighting; land is available. Phone (937) 327-2364 http://www.airparkohio.com/beckly_airport.html DAYTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT provides passenger and commercial service and is located in Vandalia, 23 miles west by Interstate 70. Air freight available with pickup and delivery to Springfield. Phone (937) 454-8200. www.daytonairport.com PORT COLUMBUS AIRPORT provides passenger and commercial air service and is located 45 miles to the east. Phone (614) 239-4083 or 239-4000. http://port-columbus.com

TRUCKING: B&D Transport, 1200 Warder St. (937) 325-6359 Buckeye Diamond Logistics, 15 Sprague Rd., South Charleston (937) 462-8361 Crouse, Mark Trucking, Inc., (937) 390-0651 Dingledine Trucking, 1000 Phoenix Dr., Urbana (937) 652-3454 Kes Harris Trucking, 1660 S. Yellow Springs St., (937) 882-9370 Maine's Transport Div., 1717 E. Pleasant St. (937) 322-4618 Mid-America Bulk Transport, (937) 325-7228 Midwest Quality Transport, 4201 Laybourne Rd., (937) 322-7332 MMS Trucking, Inc., 433 W. Leffel Lane, (937) 525-0981 O&S Trucking, 705 W. Leffel Lane, (937) 425-3139 Perkins Services, 2751 Columbus Ave. (937) 325-1794 Shuman Specialized Transportation, 3674 E. National Rd. (937) 324-4429 Taylor Trucking, 980 E. Pleasant St., (937) 325-1112 Tilton Trucking, 3674 E. National Rd., (937) 322-4050 U S Express 825 W. Leffel Lane (937) 328-4100 Werner Enterprises, Inc., 4395 Laybourne Road, (937) 325-5403 MOVING: Budget Truck Rental, 1807 W. North St. (937) 323-8180 Paden's Local Moving, 639 W. North St., (937) 325-7653 Penske Truck Rental, 1037 N. Bechtle Ave. (937) 322-2744 Rollins Moving & Storage (United Van Lines) 1900 E. Leffel Lane, (937) 325-2484 (800) 826-8094 Ryder Truck Rental, 2925 Columbus Rd., (937) 322-3081 Segrest Moving & Hauling, 725 Mound St. (937) 360-3365 U-Haul Company Moving Centers 802 W. Columbia, (937) 324-7453 3861 Ballentine Pke., (937) 964-8341 1235 S. Burnett Rd., (937) 328-5769 2029 W. Main St., (937) 322-6011 1875 W. North St., (937) 327-0621 3565 Urbana Rd., (937) 390-9733 226 N. Urbana St., S. Vienna (937) 568-4367 6913 Dayton Rd., Enon (937) 864-1735 3300 S. Dayton-Lakeview Rd., New Carlisle (937) 845-4150

SHUTTLE SERVICE to Dayton, Cincinnati and Columbus airports. Kelly Limousine (937)882-9460 BUS SERVICE. Greyhound Bus Lines provide Springfield's bus service. It offers interstate passenger, charter service, and small package service. 1129 Sunset Avenue, Springfield, Phone (937) 322-1060. Springfield Bus Company has city passenger transit and is located at 100 Jefferson Street, Phone (937) 328-7228. Wheelchair users call 24 hours in advance. Paratransit provides curb to curb service for the disabled. For info and criteria call (937) 328-3597. HIGHWAYS: I-70, at the southern border of Springfield, connects with I-75, 25 minutes west, and I-71 is 30 minutes. You will also find US 40 and US 68, Ohio Routes 4, 41, 72 and 334. I-675 joins I-70 on the west side of the county. RAIL: Indiana & Ohio (513) 860-1000 Norfolk Southern (614) 438-6913 DELIVERY SERVICES: Springfield is served by several companies including Airborne Express, Federal Express, GreyhoundTrailways Package Express, Rollins Packaging, United Parcel Service, Airport Express, DHL and USPS. TRUCKING/MOTOR FREIGHT:

Road Times to Major Cities Charleston, WV Nashville, TN Harrisburg, PA Baltimore, MD Kansas City, MO Louisville, KY Atlanta, GA Milwaukee, WI Chicago, IL Fort Wayne, IN St. Louis, MO Evansville, IN Indianapolis, IN Detroit, MI Cleveland, OH Buffalo, NY Pittsburgh, PA Peoria, IL 2012

Miles from Springfield 190 345 406 449 613 173 540 398 335 215 380 295 145 196 183 390 226 335

Road Time Hours 4 8.5 10 11 12.5 4 10 10 8 4 8 7 2.5 4 4 8.5 4.5 7.5

Utilities & Services ELECTRIC: First Energy (800) 633-4766 www.firstenergycorp.com NATURAL GAS: Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., (800) 344-4077 www.columbiagasohio.com ELECTRIC & NATURAL GAS: New Carlisle, North Hampton, South Charleston Dayton Power & Light Co. (800) 433-8500 www.waytogo.com Vectren Energy Delivery (800) 909-7668 www.vectren.com LICENSED HAULERS SPRINGFIELD-CLARK COUNTY B—Bulk: furniture, brush, appliances, etc. R—Residential: weekly garbage 1-800-GOT-JUNK B 513-617-7823 Affordable Hauling & Moving B 536-3427 Allied Waste/Dempsey Waste B-R 268-8595 Aper Maintenance B 324-3495 Castle’s Hauling B 323-9169 Cheap, Cheap Hauling B 450-0140 First Choice Disposal R 867-0877 General Contractors B 323-7717 Gilbert’s Hauling B 450-6604 H.W. Mann & Sons B-R 324-1324 J&S Home Improvement B 450-1706 Joyce’s Cleaning B 450-6634 L&L Demolition-Excavating B 324-0122 L&L Distribution B 322-5190 Miller’s Property Service B 605-5457 OMAC Hauling/Abby’s Hauling B 324-7567 Rauch Trucking B 263-2676 Rumpke LLC B-R 800-223-3960 Smith’s Roll-Off Service B 325-9646 T & S Hauling B 561-1201 Taylor Trucking B 325-1112 Vince Refuse B-R 323-3640 Waste Management B-R 800-228-1336 For questions on disposing of unwanted wastes, please contact the Clark County Combined Health District at 937-390-5600. RECYCLING Staker Alloys 1075 James St. 325-9289 Clark County Waste Management DistrictRecycling Center—1602 W. Main St.—521-2020

TELEPHONE: AT&T (800) 660-1000 www.att.com AT&T telephone directories: (800) 346-4377 CABLE TELEVISION: Time-Warner Cable (800) 425-2225—(937) 325-7001 www.timewarnercable.com DRIVERS LICENSE & AUTO TAGS - OHIO: Bureau of Motor Vehicles 1109 N. Bechtle Avenue (Park Shopping Center) 325-1821 1227 Sunset Avenue (Southern Village Shopping Ctr.)328-5166 430 N. Main St. (New Carlisle) 845-0496 CITY OFFICES/SPRINGFIELD 324-7300 76 E. High St. www.ci.springfield.oh.us LEAF PICK UP & TREE TRIM 525-5800 SPRINGFIELD CITY AREA TRANSIT (BUS) 328-3597 WATER/SEWER SERVICES 525-5800 WATER/SEWER BILLING 324-7365 SNOW REMOVAL 525-5800 CLARK COUNTY OFFICES 521-2005 3130 E. Main St. www.clarkcountyohio.gov UNITED SENIOR SERVICES: 323-4948 HUMANE SOCIETY 399-2917 x14 (Emergency-328-2560) ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE 969-8351 or 322-1121 BOARD OF ELECTIONS 521-2120 DEPT. JOBS & FAMILY SERVICES 327-1700 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY 521-2176 INFORMATION & REFERRAL 323-1400 or 211 FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY 325-5564 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 399-9500 TITLE DEPARTMENT 328-2570 WATER/SEWER 521-2150 WILDLIFE OFFICER 342-0438 / 328-2560 UTILITIES 521-2150 CLARK COUNTY COMBINED HEALTH DISTRICT 529 E. Home Rd. 390-5600 www.ccchd.com

BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU (800) 776-5301 OHIO CONSUMERS COUNCIL (877) 742-5622 U.S. POST OFFICE/Springfield 323-6497 Area Code 937 unless otherwise stated 2013