Mercy Health - Fairfield Hospital is located on Mack Road in Fairfield and has been ranked as a national  top 10 community hospital as well as among the Top 100 of overall hospitals. McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital (TriHealth) is located in nearby Oxford. Mercy Health also services the community with The Heart Institute and Orthopedics, Sports Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy. Cincinnati Children’s Fairfield is located on Mack Road and provides pediatric care. Bethesda Butler Hospital is located in nearby Hamilton.

Reily Township is located in Butler County, Ohio has a population of 2,624 residents. The area was established in 1807 and is named after John Reily. Historically the roads into the township led from Millville (aka Bunker Hill) towards Oxford Township. Many covered wagons made the trip along this route towards Cincinnati. Hog driving was a large business and the animals were taken to Cincinnati for slaughter. as a large business and the animals were taken to Cincinnati for slaughter.

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Oxford is served by the McCullough-Hyde Memorial TriHealth Hospital, located in the heart of Oxford. In nearby Hamilton, Fort Hamilton Hospital, TriHealth Bethesda Butler Hospital and Mercy Health - Fairfield (the only hospital in Butler County to offer open heart surgery) serve the area. Children’s Hospital Medical Center Liberty Campus is located in Liberty Township.

Oxford began as a planned village in the early 1800’s when Miami University was formed through an act of the Ohio Legislature in the Northwest Territory. The McGuffey Museum is registered as a National Historic Landmark and honors the significance of William Holmes McGuffey, author of the famed McGuffey Eclectic Readers.

Miami University’s campus offers a wide range of cultural and athletic events. Sports enthusiasts have several options for recreation, including Division I basketball, ice hockey and football. 

The Oxford Community Park blends sports fields, walking and bike paths and natural areas on over 113 acres. The city has several other parks including Leonard Howell Park, Merry Day Park, Robert M. Artz Park and Northside Bark (a gated canine park). There are several baseball and soccer fields. 

Hueston Woods State Park is less than five minutes away. It offers miles of scenic hiking trails, fishing and boating on 625 acre Acton Lake. The park features an 18-hole golf course, naturalist programs; and nature center with a display of live animals. Nearby Brookville Lake is available for fishing and boating. 

The TRI Community Center features an indoor and outdoor basketball court, tennis courts, baseball diamond, picnic shelter and two weight rooms. The Oxford Senior Citizens and Community Center offers its facilities for private social gatherings to Oxford residents. A new Oxford Aquatic Center is in the design stages. 

The Oxford Community Arts Center features a diverse arrangement of arts programs and exhibits from play performances to drawing sessions to music and art.

The historic Uptown District of Oxford hosts several unique restaurants and eclectic shops. Oxford's cobblestone lined High Street is home to shops and eateries that appeal to students and residents alike serving basic needs like clothing and shoes, gifts, accessories and art. Northgate Mall is located 20 minutes south in Colerain Township.

For such a small town, Oxford is rich in history and has become the center for culture and intellectual pursuits in the area. A scenic 35-mile drive northwest of Cincinnati and 45 miles southwest of Dayton in Butler County, 22,000 residents fill the nearly six square mile city radius. Nestled among the trees in the rolling hills of southwestern Ohio, historic Oxford offers picturesque neighborhoods, an uptown shopping district loaded with character and a congenial mix of residents and students. The town offers abundant open space in both the city and nearby communities. Miami University is rated among the top national universities and has its main campus in Oxford with 14,000 students. Today, the tree-lined streets and sprawling campus walkways are part of Oxford’s special appeal to residents, students and visitors.

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Oxford is five miles east of the Indiana Border. Rt. 27 runs directly through the heart of Oxford. St. Rts. 73 and 732 also serve the area. I-275, the circle freeway around Cincinnati is approximately 20 minutes south of Oxford.

The Morgan Township Volunteer Fire Department provides fire and EMS services to the area. Mercy Hospital Fairfield is located just east of Morgan Township in Fairfield, and The Fort Hamilton Hospital is located to the northeast.

Morgan Township’s 36 square miles is in the southwestern corner of Butler County, straddling the Indiana state line.    Named after General Daniel Morgan, an American Revolutionary War officer, the area has been rated as a top-50 community by Cincy Magazine.

Governor Bebb Preserve, named after Ohio’s 19th Governor, is 264 acres packed full of recreation opportunities, including a Pioneer Village, covered bridge, picnic and playground sites, a nature trail and campsites. Hikers and fisherman will frequent Paddy Creek off the Great Miami River. Morgan Township is positioned a few minutes away from a regional ski resort in Indiana and heading east, the bustling city pleasures of nearby Fairfield.

More than necessities are found in the township, although major shopping runs necessitate a jump in the car to the shopping mecca minutes away in Fairfield. Shandon’s known as a great antiquing destination, and during the annual Strawberry Festival every summer the village hosts antique lovers from around the region.

Welsh immigrants founded the township in 1802; many Welsh descendants still call Morgan Township home today. Over 5,300 residents live in the villages of Okeana, Macedonia, and Shandon and surrounding areas of the township. Stately Federal homes, traditional ranches and modest frame homes dot the landscape of the region. Like its Welsh ancestors, Morgan Township residents have a strong sense of community and are happy to welcome newcomers to the area.

Morgan Township

St. Rt. 126, a winding country road, is the primary access road through the township, also served by St Rt. 748. Butler County has three regional airports, including Butler County Regional in Hamilton, Hook Field in Middletown, and Miami University Field in Oxford. Cincinnati West Airport is less than 10 minutes away in Harrison; it’s a short 19-minute drive to the Greater Cincinnati International Airport.

McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital is located in Oxford, Ohio. The Mercy Health Heart Institute is also located in Oxford. Fort Hamilton Hospital is located in Hamilton. Located in the region is the world-renowned Children’s Hospital Medical Center Liberty Campus.

Milford Township has 3,500 residents. It is located in the northwest section of Butler County. The township is largely unincorporated with the towns of Collinsville Darrtown and Somerville.  It has been rated as a top-50 community by Cincy Magazine.

The community enter has a picnic shelter, playground and walking trail as well as a kitchen and gym. Edot Park in Darrtown has almost 4 acres with a baseball diamond, playground, picnic shelter and basketball court. Miami University is a short drive away and offer college sporting events. Hueston Woods State Park is a short drive and offers 3000 acres of outdoor recreation with hiking, fishing, canoeing and fossil hunting as well as offers Acton Lake with 624 acres. 

The Milford Township Community Center features a playground, picnic shelter and walking trail. The kitchen and gym are available for rent.

Oxford, Ohio is a short drive away and offers many local businesses and restaurants. Residents can also drive to Hamilton for shopping needs.

There are many opportunities to purchase acres lots in Milford Township. Homes range in style and value. One can find old farm homes on acreage as well as newer homes on smaller lots.

Milford Township

US 127 and State Routes 73 and 177 run through the township.

Indian Creek Metropark is located in the township and offers 135 acres of scenery. The Indian Mound Trail is popular and leads visitors to a reconstructed Native American earthwork. Enjoy picnicking and hiking at this park, too. Pater Park has 35 acres for hiking. The township also has a Pioneer Church and Burial Ground from its earliest settlers. Bunker Hill Universalist Pioneer Cemetery is the burial site for Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and Civil War veterans.

One can drive to Oxford for daily needs with local stores and restaurants. Or head to Fairfield, there are many national stores and restaurants. Bridgewater Falls, a lifestyle shopping center, near Fairfield, offers many specialty shops and restaurants. Kenwood Towne Centre located in Sycamore Township, is a 20-minute drive and features 100s of brand-name stores as well as Nordstrom, Macy's and Dilliard's.

The area is mostly rural and agricultural. One finds homes and lots of all price ranges in the township. Many homes are located on acreage.

Reily Township

US Route 27 (leading between Cincinnati, Ohio and Richmond, Indiana); State Route 129 (from Hamilton, Ohio to the Indiana border); and State Route 732 bisect the township. The closest major highways are I-275 and I-74.