Reynoldsburg, Ohio Relocation Guide

City of Reynoldsburg - Birthplace of the Tomato! One of the fastest growing cities in central Ohio, is a clean, attractive, small city. The stable economy is supported by dynamic, vibrant people with a concern for their community and total quality of life. Reynoldsburg is definitely the best kept secret in central Ohio and the secret is out!

Reynoldsburg is a small town in Central Ohio, just minutes from the Columbus International Airport, and approx. 15 minutes from downtown.

It is only 5 minutes from Mt. Carmel East Hospital, near the interstate highway, and close to shopping. It is a very affordable town with homes ranging as low as $90,000 up to as high as $300,000. Reynoldsburg has a good school system, and specific information is available upon request.

Reynoldsburg has built a fine educational system that has been named the "Model School District" by Gov. Voinovich. They also have their own Parochial school. Reynoldsburg has a very active Senior Citizen Program with their own Senior Center. There are many shopping areas, close to the Easton Area, and downtown Columbus. Only minutes from Mt. Carmal East Hospital.

REYNOLDSBURG TODAY
Reynoldsburg is a clean, attractive small city (32,000 population, 11.05 square miles) situated in Truro Township in central Ohio. It is located on the eastern boundary of Franklin County, at the eastern edge of Truro Township. It is part of the seven-county Columbus Metropolitan Area (population 1.37 million). The City of Reynoldsburg incorporates parts of three counties: Franklin in the center and west, Licking to the east, and Fairfield to the south. Blacklick Creek flows south through the city, joined by French Run just behind the police station. The city is a community of dwellings, retail trade, and commercial services; we are proud that our crime rate is low, our streets are well kept, and we have no slums or segregated neighborhoods.

Twelve miles east of Columbus, the state capital, Reynoldsburg is served by numerous state routes, interstate routes, and the Columbus Outerbelt. Rail service is two miles north or two miles south. Port Columbus International Airport is 20 minutes away. Reynoldsburg lies at the geographical center of Ohio, within 500 miles of 52 percent of the U.S. population and economy. It is ideally situated with respect to state and national markets and to vacation and recreational facilities throughout the state.

Water and utility services are provided through Columbus, and sewer service by Reynoldsburg. Rubbish removal and recycling by a private company have proved satisfactory to more than 99 percent of local users. Reynoldsburg has its own, nationally high-ranking police department. The Truro Township Fire Department provides prompt and effective fire and emergency services.

Reynoldsburg's stable economy, supported by a dynamic, vibrant people with a concern for their community and a good quality of life, makes the city an excellent place to live.

Community Statistics

Population - 32,000 Median Household Income - $51,108
Average Age - 35.4 Property Tax/Thousand - $60.91
Income Tax Rate - 1 1/2% Truro Township Tax/Thousand - 12.6 mills
Sales Tax - 6% Average Rent - $700/mo.
Labor Force - (est.) 15,767 Reynoldsburg School Tax/Thousand - 58.2 mills
Labor Force - (est.) 15,767 Total Housing Units - (eligible) 19,600
Average Cost of Homes - $120,300
School Enrollment-Public & Parochial - (est.) 6,398
Mount Carmel East Hospital - 4 miles from center of town
Port Columbus International Airport - 6 miles from center of town
Columbus Metropolitan Library/Reynoldsburg Branch - 1 mile from center of town

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