Welcome to Warm and Cheerful Centerville, Ohio! 

• Date founded: 1796
• Date Incorporated as a City: 1968
• Population (2020 Census): 24,421
• Median age: 48.1
• Persons under 18: 4,971
• Persons over 65: 6,565
• Number of households: 10,442
• Median family income: (2017) $71,026
• Size: 11 square miles
• Roads in use: 111.6 lane miles

Our warm, tree-lined community offers a charming blend of historic character and modern amenities. Whether you're looking for a place to live, work, play or raise a family, Centerville is a great choice. We boast diverse housing options, thriving business centers, award-winning public and private schools and nearly 50 parks connected by miles of hiking and biking trails.

Centerville is located in Washington Township in the southern half of Montgomery County, about six miles south of Dayton. Although the City and Township are separate political entities, they are often accepted as a single residential community. Together they cover nearly 32 square miles. The 2020 census reported Centerville's population at 24,421.

Centerville is proud of its rich history. Founded in 1796, it is home to Ohio's largest collection of early stone buildings, and our historic Uptown area showcases brick sidewalks and limestone architecture. Stroll through the "Four Corners" of Main and Franklin Streets to experience this heritage firsthand, and visit landmarks like the Asahel Wright House, once home to the Wright brothers' great uncle.

Our community spirit thrives through volunteerism, service organizations and active participation in events like the Americana Festival, events and meetings at Benham’s Grove and our Summer Concert Series at Stubbs Park. Our nationally-accredited Centerville Police works with the Washington Township Fire Department, as well as our exceptional recreational facilities —including the renowned Golf Club at Yankee Trace— enhance the quality of life for all residents.

Located in southern Montgomery County, Centerville is part of a combined community with Washington Township, covering nearly 32 square miles. Our convenient location is complemented by five major shopping centers, over 500 retail outlets, and numerous dining and entertainment options.

Centerville City Schools are highly regarded for academic excellence, serving over 8,000 students with a variety of programs in academics, arts, and athletics. The Washington-Centerville Public Library, one of the busiest in Ohio, further enriches our community’s educational and cultural landscape.

We invite you to explore Centerville and experience a blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at 937-433-7151 or visit us at 100 W. Spring Valley Road, Centerville, Ohio 45458.