Miami Valley Hospital North in nearby Englewood provides accessible health care services. The Northmont Medical Center is available 7 days a week, no appointment necessary.

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Good Samaritan Hospital is within ten miles of Brookville.

History buffs will enjoy the historic downtown areas including the community museum located in the Victorian Samuel Spitler House. It's an active community with the Community Theatre, Brookville branch library and outdoor activities at the four area parks. Sycamore State Park borders the city offering access to over 2500 acres of hunting, fishing, hiking, camping and relaxation. The Wolf Creek Bike Trail passes through town, offering a 13-mile scenic ride through the rolling countryside.

Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

More than 6000 people call the roughly three square miles of Brookville home. At one time, Brookville was primarily a farming community, and still retains much pride in its homegrown roots, but easier transportation has opened its doors to diversity, and growth is now evident.

Brookville

Brookville is about 20 minutes northwest of downtown Dayton, and 10 minutes from the Dayton International Airport, on state route 56 just south of I-70.

Fun abounds in the Northmont area parks, each maintained by the city or village nearby. The Northwest YMCA offers a wide variety of youth and adult programs. Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm nearby offers one of the finest nature centers in the Midwest. It's the only nature center and working farm combination operation in the U.S. by the National Audubon Society.

Clayton is 20 minutes northwest of Dayton in rural Montgomery County. The city Land Use Plan calls for all new neighborhoods to be created with generous 'set-asides' to allow for green space for residents' use. Planners anticipate upscale housing within the framework of conservation will flourish in the area.

Clayton

Clayton is minutes from I-70 and within a ten-minute drive of I-75. Dayton International Airport is less than five minutes away.

The Dayton-Covington-Piqua Toll Road, which ran through the heart of Union, was constructed in the mid-1800s and served as a primary route through western Ohio for many years. In honor of that much-traveled road, Union is now the home of the Toll Road Festival held every September. The Martindale Road Park boasts a major playground structure, and basketball and tennis courts. Along the Stillwater River on Old Springfield Road and on Martindale Road are fishing areas offered through Montgomery County's MetroParks. A 25-acre community park includes softball diamonds, and several smaller neighborhood parks. The city pool offers summertime fun.

Just 20 minutes northwest of downtown in rural Montgomery County, the 6,400 residents of the city of Union's four square miles are just trying to keep pace with their developing community. Named Union in 1816 by local miller Daniel Razor, the city has come a long way since the days of log cabins when Main Street was a dusty road. Union is exploding in new housing developments with large wooded lots and exciting homes at middle and upper price ranges. Homes are beautiful examples of today's architectural brilliance, gathered together in warm, friendly communities. Residents insist on plenty of greenspace to keep the rural charm so many have moved to this area to find. A sense of history still lives on in some of Union's older buildings along Main Street.

Union

Union is minutes from I-70 and within a ten-minute drive of I-75. St. Rt. 48 provides a quick artery through town. Dayton International Airport is less than five minutes away.

The community is very close knit because of its small population who take an interest in their village, and all its activities. Each year the village sponsors an Easter Egg Hunt, Village wide garage sale days, community Halloween party and Christmas tree lighting. Fun abounds in the Northmont area parks, each maintained by the city or village nearby.

At one square mile wide with 700 residents, the Village of Phillipsburg is packed full of friendly residents who embrace their small town living. They claim it's the best of both worlds - small town life with nearby city advantages.

Phillipsburg

Phillipsburg is minutes from I-70 and within a ten-minute drive of I-75. St. Rt. 49 bisects the village.