Although there are no hospitals within the borders of West Carrollton, major hospitals such as Children's Medical Center, Kettering Medical Center and Southview Hospital are a short drive away.

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Although there are no hospitals within the borders of Moraine, major hospitals such as Children's Medical Center, Kettering Medical Center and Southview Hospital are a short drive away.

The city prides itself on providing eight high quality parks, facilities, and recreational programs featuring seasonal outdoor activities such as basketball, tennis, volleyball, baseball, and soccer. Nature trails entice area walkers. The Gerhardt Civic Center and the Moraine Natatorium provides indoor activities as well as the traditional outdoor choices. Having the Great Miami River as a neighbor means there are active boat ramps and docks, in addition to the natural scenic beauty of the area. The River Corridor Bikeway extends 24 miles of pathway for bike enthusiasts. Moraine is home to Splash Moraine, the area's first wave pool splash park. 

The community hosts an annual "Star Spangled Boom" Fourth of July celebration and Cardboard Boat Regatta in August.

Local merchants provide general merchandise, groceries and services conveniently located for residents. Strip malls, fast food restaurants and shops for more day-to-day needs are found in several clusters. The Dayton Mall is located minutes away in adjacent Centerville with four anchor stores, and over 120 specialty shops, with a cinema and restaurants.

Today Moraine is a well-balanced eastern Montgomery County community providing needed services for residents just minutes from Dayton's central core. Transportation has always played a major role in the area from the Great Miami River, the Erie-Miami Canal, and railroads that once served the area. Today the General Motors complex with three plants is the largest industrial company in Moraine. Homes are attractive, with their modest dignity, their beautiful shade trees, and neatly-kept grounds. These houses come in an assortment of styles from modest bungalows to larger more traditional homes.

Moraine

Moraine residents use I-75 as their main roadway, but often use Rt. 4 on the western side of town to escape the high volume of traffic.

Miamisburg is home to Sycamore Hospital; Middletown Regional Hospital is about a 15-minute drive. Hospitals in Dayton, Centerville, and Cincinnati are readily accessible.

Sports provide a focal point for this town. There are three golf courses in Miamisburg: Mound has 9 holes, Pipestone has 18 and the River Bend Golf Club offers an 18-hole course. The Sycamore Trails Aquatic Center features two water slides, a 15,000+ sq. foot swimming pool with a beach-like entry and concession stands. Soccer reigns big with over 42 acres of the Miamisburg Soccer Complex dedicated to the sport, fielding hundreds of teams. Sycamore Trails Park is a family favorite, providing neighborhood park convenience with a youth fishing pond as a special feature.

Many neighborhood shops provide for daily purchases, and a multitude of fast food restaurants and movie theaters are nearby. The Dayton Mall is a short	drive from the east side of town with over 120 specialty shops, cinemas, and restaurants.

Miamisburg is located in Montgomery County, approximately eight miles south of Dayton. Miamisburg got its name from the Miami Indian tribe that settled the area. 27,000 residents call the 11 square miles home. Downtown Miamisburg is the heart of the city. Whether you wish to shop, dine, or meet your service needs, downtown is the place to visit. This is an active community offering housing ranging from exclusive, custom-built homes to charming older neighborhoods with well-maintained homes of all sizes. Single-family homes, townhouses and apartments of almost every design provide choices for all.

Miamisburg

Miamisburg mirrors the layout of the I-75 corridor. RTA serves the area.

The Miami Valley, Kettering, Good Samaritan, and Children's Hospitals are five to fifteen minutes away.

Kettering has received the National Gold Medal Award for one of the best parks in the nation among comparable cities. Over 400 acres of open space including 21 neighborhood and community-sized parks offer tennis, baseball, football, soccer, fitness trails, water and ponds and a BMX bike track. Civic Commons includes the Fraze Pavilion, host to numerous outdoor concerts. More activities take place inside the Kettering Recreation Complex, a spectacular 145,000-foot facility that includes its own indoor ice rink, huge swimming pool space, gym, indoor walk/run track, classes and more. The Water Raves Water Park is a fun environment for all water enthusiasts. 

The Cultural Arts Division also operates Rosewood Arts Centre offering classes in music, theatre, dance, painting and other fine arts. Rosewood also operates an art gallery, and a children's theatre, and hosts other performing arts groups. 

Fraze Pavilion has many activities happening during warmer months including concerts and festivals. Yearly events include Art on the Commons (with over 100 artisans) and The Taste with food samples from local restaurants.

Town Country Shopping Center is located at Stroop and Far Hills in Kettering. Anchored by department store SteinMart, it includes over 80 specialty stores and services. The Shops of Oakwood offer many specialty stores within a short drive. Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents. Located near the border of Kettering is The Greene, an upscale outdoor mall, that offers 50+ specialty shops, restaurants and entertainment venues including a movie theater and pubs.

Kettering is tucked along I-75 in Montgomery County, 10 minutes south of Dayton. Executive properties, quaint homes on tree-lined streets, charming bungalows, well-kept apartments and several areas of new home development fit comfortably to serve all housing needs. It's a friendly spirit that invades these well-maintained homes.

Kettering

Kettering is easily accessed off I-75, and shares its southern border with I-675. St. Rt. 48 offers service through the downtown shopping district.

West Carrollton has nine parks to serve the community. The Parks and Recreation Department offers athletic programs for all ages. Baseball, volleyball and soccer, tennis courts, playgrounds and picnic area abound. West Carrollton has a community swimming pool located in Wilson Park.

The Dayton Mall is located minutes away in adjacent Centerville with four anchor stores, over 120 specialty shops with a cinema and restaurants. Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

Eight miles south of Dayton hugging I-75, West Carrollton is a small town with big ideas. A strong industrial base, good schools and nearby amenities have kept residents attracted to this modest community for years. Homes are attractive, with their modest dignity, their beautiful shade trees, and neatly-kept grounds. These houses come in an assortment of comfortable ranch designs, as well as smaller frame and brick capes. There is still open land for those who want to build their dream house. Those seeking a community of friendly neighbors and family-owned stores will find West Carrollton a good choice.

West Carrollton

West Carrollton is located south of Dayton on I-75. RTA provides bus transportation in the area.