11700 Springfield Pike  Springdale, Ohio 45246  (513) 346-5700  Fax (513) 346-5745

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SOS Fundraising Event at Riley's Mondays, Oct. 6, 13, 20 and Tuesday, Oct. 28 SOS - Springdale Offering Support Springdale Offering Support (SOS) is an organization, initiated by the City of Springdale, which includes representatives from local agencies, churches, organizations and concerned citizens in the Springdale area. We coordinate community resources and unite individuals and families with elements of help and assistance within Springdale. Please call 346-5725 to make a donation, volunteer or request services today. Information about Volunteering and Donating Local Services Directory Needs Assessment Form to Request Assistance     Veterans Memorial Information Purchase an Engraved Paverstone Only $15 - A great gift idea! I-275 Construction Latest Traffic Advisory Parks and Rec Program Guide Purchase a Springdale History Book   New Emergency Notification System Have You Submitted Your Contact Information? Click here for information Public Complaint Instructions (Police Department) City receives Ohio Historic Preservation Office Award for the Restoration & Preservation of Old St. Mary's Cemetery (on-line presentation) (Powerpoint download) Old Springdale Slide Show (4.2 meg) Join a Springdale Neighborhood Watch Group Info Application Form Schedule of Meetings   Weather New Rumpke Guidelines for Collection of Refrigerant-Containing Appliances Effective July 1, 2004, the Springdale earnings tax rate increases to 1.5% from the old rate of 1.0%. Full credit will continue to be given for tax paid to other county and municipal tax agencies, up to the new 1.5% tax rate. Additional information: For Business and Resident Accounts and For Payroll Withholding Accounts Download Income Tax Forms Child Safety Basics - Tips to be Reinforced for Older Children and Teens

Brief History  (For the Comprehensive History of Springdale 1787 - 1987, go to History Online)

The City of Springdale was first founded in 1806 as the Town of Springfield. In 1839, the town was officially incorporated as a village under that name. During later years however, the original incorporation was lost and the village was then re-incorporated in 1959 under the name of Springdale. A few years later, in 1971, the village became the City of Springdale .

The City of Springdale is located in northern Hamilton County, approximately twenty miles from downtown Cincinnati. Bisected by I-275 and bordered by I-75, it is the home of a highly developed commercial/industrial community, as well as stable, well maintained residential neighborhoods. The population of the city as of the 1990 census was 10,621, but boasts a daytime population of more than 50,000.

In 1992 the city constructed a new Municipal Building at 11700 Springfield Pike.

Form of Government

The City of Springdale has a Charter form of government. It is managed by a City Administrator who is appointed by the Mayor and who serves as the City's Chief Administrative Officer.

The City's electoral process is non-partisan. Under the Charter, the Mayor is Springdale's senior elected official, and serves as the directly elected Chief Executive of the City. Springdale also has an elected Clerk of Council/Finance Director, and a seven member City Council. Three of the members of Council are elected at large, and four are elected from districts. The Council selects a President of Council from its own ranks to preside at meetings.

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