Middletown, Ohio Relocation Guide
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Population: 46,022 Located in Butler County
Middletown, Ohio, is a special kind of town. It's a close-knit community with all the amenities of an autonomous, full-service city that is rich in natural and human resources. It fits the profile of the liveable city that Americans want to call home--a place where families can live and work comfortably, away from major metropolitan areas--yet, enjoy a high quality of life without compromising traditional American values. "Liveable" is what Middletown is all about. The city's enviable location along Interstate-75, and its healthy mix of businesses and services, strong educational network, accountable government and array of cultural, civic and recreational offerings make Middletown one of the most promising and exciting growth areas in Ohio and the Midwest. Middletown's commitment to the arts is legendary. Arts in Middletown was founded in 1965, and opened its facility in 1975. Arts in Middletown provides facilities and services for Artist in Residency, Middletown Fine Arts Center, Middletown Lyric Theatre, Middletown Symphony Orchestra and Youth Symphony, and Summer Youth Symphony. Middletown is one of the smallest cities in the United States to have its own opera company performing arias from the stage of its own opera house --the restored, century-old Sorg Opera House. Please click here to view the Area Arts Calendar for the current year. Strategically situated on Interstate-75 between Cincinnati and Dayton, a Middletown address affords companies the opportunity for service to both cities. The city's location is within 600 miles of more than 60 percent of the nation's purchasing power. This makes it a magnet for companies that need access to these important markets. |
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