BROWN COUNTY FAIR
The Brown County Fair is scheduled for:
September 22-26, 2025 at the Brown County Fair Grounds, 225 W. State Street,
Georgetown, OH 45121
For a complete schedule of events and information please visit their website at www.thelittlestatefair.com
Hope To See You All There!
QUATER AUCTION EVENT!
The Village of Moscow will be hosting a Quarter Auction on:
DATE: November 9th
TIME: 2 PM - 5 PM
WHERE: RIVERVALLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
30 WELLS STREET, MOSCOW, OHIO
All proceeds from this event will go towards the 2025 Moscow Village Fireworks which are traditionally set off on July 3rd, and enjoyed by everyone in the community.
A Quarter Auction is a cross between an auction and a raffle. Items will be auctioned off for between 1 and 4 quarters per item. Paddles will only cost $1.
There will also be a 50/50 Split-The-Pot Raffle Table and so much more. It’s fun for the whole family!
Come support the community, while having a great time.
If you would like to donate or need additional information, please contact Tracey Suter at 513-827-2320.
OTHER LOCAL MEETINGS
NEVILLE VILLAGE 2025 MEETING SCHEDULE
The Village of Neville will hold their public meetings for fiscal year 2025 at the House of Refuge Church, located in the Village of Neville at 7:00 pm on the following dates:
- Monday, September 8th
- Monday, October 6th
- Monday, November 3rd
- Monday, December 1st
For more information regarding Neville Village, please contract Rob Gastrich, Mayor at 513-519-0742.
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MOSCOW VILLAGE 2025 MEETING SCHEDULE
The Village of Moscow will hold their public meetings for fiscal year 2025 at the River Valley Community Center, 30 Wells Street, Moscow, OH 45153 at
6:00 pm on the following dates:
- Tuesday, September 2nd
- Monday, October 6th
- Monday, November 3rd
- Monday, December 1st
For more information regarding the Village of Moscow, at 513-553-4200.
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.....WHAT'S THAT?
WHAT IS THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION?
This program provides a reduction in property taxes. Qualifying seniors or permanently and totally disabled Ohio homeowners who occupy their own home are eligible to receive a $25,000 reduction applied to the taxable value of their home which results in a reduction of taxes owed.
HOW DO I APPLY FOR THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION?
If you are 65 or older or permanently and totally disabled and have an Ohio adjusted income less than $32,800 you may complete the Homestead Exemption Application Form, then file it with the Auditor's Office at 101 E. Main Street, Batavia, Ohio 45103. The form is also available at www.clermontauditor.org.
WHO QUALIFIES FOR THE CURRENT HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION?
Any Ohio resident homeowner who meets any one of the following:
- Is at least 65 years old; OR
- Is totally and permanently disabled as certified by a licensed physician or psychologist, or a state or federal agency; OR
- Is the surviving spouse of a person who was receiving the previous Homestead Exemption at the time of death and where the surviving spouse was at least 59 years old on the date of death; AND
- Has an Ohio adjusted gross income less that $32,800
To qualify, an Ohio resident also must own and occupy a home as his/her principal place of residence as of January 1st for the year for which they are applying for either real property or manufactured home. For individuals who own more than one home, the principal place of residence is the home where the person is registered to vote and is the person's place of residence for income tax purposes.
If you are a totally disabled veteran you may qualify for an additional reduction in property taxes. Please contact the Clermont County Auditor's Office at 513-732-7150 for information.
Information provided by the Clermont County Auditor's Office.
The Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District will be hosting a scrap tire collection event on
Friday September 12, 2025 and Saturday September 13, 2025 at the Clermont County Fairgrounds located at 1000 Locust Street in Owensville. Hours of operation will be 8AM – 2PM. This years event is funded by the Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this service to rid their property of accumulated tires which are not only unsightly, but can pose an environmental and potential health risk.
The following disposal fees will be collected in cash from the resident at the time of unloading:
$1.00 for car/SUV/light truck/trailer/ATV tires
$10.00 for commercial-type vehicle tires (semi tractor-trailers, dump trucks, etc.)
$20.00 for tractor tires (must be cut in half if larger than 60″ outside diameter)
No additional fees will be imposed for tires that are mounted on rims, but participants should separate on-rim tires and off-rim tires in advance for ease of disposal at the drop-off site. Residents may be responsible for unloading any tires they bring to the location.
Tires can only be accepted if they are originating from Clermont County household, meaning tires accumulated by private companies (auto dealers or repair shops, trucking companies, junk haulers etc.) during the course of their business are not allowed. A maximum of 10 tires per resident will be accepted unless prior arrangements are made with the Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District.
For additional information email DSNYDER@ClermontCountyOhio.gov or call the Adams-Clermont Solid Waste District at (513)732-7744.