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What BestPlaces Users Say about New Miami
New Miami, Ohio is a small village located in Butler County, with a population of just over 2,200 residents. It is known for its tight-knit community and affordable housing options. However, there have been some controversies and challenges faced by the village in recent years. In this context, let's take a look at what people who have lived in New Miami have to say about their experiences.
User reviews on BestPlaces.net highlight both the positives and negatives of living in New Miami. One user, ClaraJ, describes it as a friendly and safe place to raise a family, saying "I've lived in New Miami for almost 10 years and I absolutely love it. It's a safe and friendly environment for my kids to grow up in." On the other hand, RyanG shares a different experience, mentioning the poor road conditions and lack of community resources, stating "The roads are terrible and there's not much to do here. It's a small village with limited resources."
Another user, EmilyR, praises the affordable cost of living in New Miami, stating "The cost of living in New Miami is very affordable, especially compared to nearby cities. It's a great place for young professionals to start their careers." However, not all reviews are positive. DaveS expresses concerns about the village's controversial speed cameras and high taxes, stating "The speed cameras and high taxes are a major downside to living in New Miami. It makes it hard for residents to thrive and attract businesses."
Overall, while many users appreciate the small-town atmosphere and affordable living in New Miami, there are also valid concerns about the village's challenges and controversies. As with any place, it is important for potential residents to do their research and consider all aspects before making a decision to live in New Miami.
based on 2 ReviewsGet to know New Miami with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited New Miami
Utilities - 8/24/2009
New Miami Water Department bill, $30.60 for water, $25.17 for sewer, $12.50 for trash removal, and $3.00 for stormwater, for the month of July.
Common bill, mirrors every other bill, almost down to the penny. Here's the problem...
I spent almost the entire month of July in Keene Valley, New York. I have a septic tank, and I had my children in June, (with a inflatible pool) using an absorbant amount of water.
July's bill should of been really small when compared to June's, but they are EXACT. Plus, having a septic tank, I don't utilize sewer or stormwater.
Its a
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No Police Force - 8/24/2009
Since the New Miami Village Council disbanded their own police force, they have been "renting" the Butler county sheriff's department. One detail officer to enforce the codes and ordinances of New Miami, and only during his shift. We still rely upon Butler County Sheriff's department for emergency calls, but Butler County's codes and ordinances are more vague, thus the other covering officers cannot enforce local codes. Ie: there exists a "loud car stereo noise" ordianance. During the summer, cars cruise around with stereos pumping. The Butler County sheriff's department cannot enforce this code, unless its late at night and would be considered "disorderly conduct", or disturbing the peace.
There is a rise in crime here, petty thfts, car break-ins, and
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