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D ISCOVER T ROY, O H I O Imagine a community combining the energy and excitement of city life with the comfort and quiet of a small town. A place where you can kick back and relax, or roll up your sleeves to make a difference. A place to call home for a lifetime, or just for a day.

O PPO RT U N I TY Create your dream and live it every day.

H O S PITA L I TY

Everything and everyone is taken care of here.

DE VOT I ON

We work together for the highest good.

PRO S PE RI TY

Build, progress and enrich our community and culture for generations to come.

Troy offers the best of the Midwest, from a thriving business sector and educational opportunities to a rich arts and recreational scene. Surrounded by family farms and outdoor recreational opportunities, there’s so much to explore in and around Troy. We invite you to visit us for yourself and see why so many people and businesses are drawn to Troy.

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Incorporated: 1814

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Population: 27,000+

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Size: 11.94 square miles

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Location: County seat, Miami County, OH

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Biggest annual event: Troy Strawberry Festival

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Average resident commute time: 18 minutes

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Education: Highly-rated public and private school options, plus technical and advanced educational opportunities

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Outdoor recreation: 25 parks, 300+ acres

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Accolades: 2-time award winner, Best Hometown, Ohio Magazine

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Chicago

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Cincinnati

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Meet Your

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Stover Family

Rayner Family

Ihle Family

AnnaMarie and Kevin

Laura, Grae, Juniper and Luella

Drew, Kara, Hayes, Hadley, and Charlie (dog)

Troy residents · 42 years

Troy residents · 38 years

Troy residents · 10 years

What brought you here?

Kevin came to Troy right out of college when he was offered a job here. I am originally from Cincinnati and quickly fell for the charm of small-town life. I feel safe and love the friendliness of people.

I’ve lived in Troy my entire life, and after college, my husband Grae and I knew there was only one answer when it came to settling down: Troy. It’s the perfect community to raise our daughters, Juniper (10) and Luella (7).

We grew up in a small town nearby and wanted to live in a larger community with more diversity for our family. We were also drawn to the downtown.

What are your favorite spots in town? We love Purebred Coffee — not just for a great cup of coffee, but for the sense of community it brings. We also love to stay active together at Centered Crossﬁt.

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What are your favorite spots in town? Smiths' Boathouse Restaurant is our favorite, hands down. We also love spending time at Grandpa Joe's, Haren's, Purebred, and ReU Juicery.

What are your favorite spots in town? Mojos! It has been our go-to place for probably 14 years! We joke we moved to Troy because of it.

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Dedrick Family

Brian, Alexis, Hudson and Carson Troy residents · 8 years What brought you here? When we had the opportunity to do so in 2018, we felt blessed to move back and raise our family here. We plan to make Troy our forever home! Troy also has an incredible school system. We are so thankful our boys get to grow in their experiences, learning, and conﬁdence through school, sports, theater, art, music and more! What are your favorite spots in town? Deﬁnitely the downtown circle. We love to attend events whenever we can.

Thornbury Family Joel and Sandra

Troy residents · 15 months What brought you here? Troy is Sandra’s hometown and we recently moved back here for our retirement. We chose to "retire" in Troy as opposed to Florida because of Troy's positive and progressive attributes and the ability to enjoy all four seasons. What are your favorite spots in town? Downtown on the square, particularly Crafted and Cured and Winan's, the Southwest Historic District, or Ducky's.

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L I VE Housing From multi-family housing to our historic district, you’ll ﬁnd comfortable, distinct neighborhoods throughout Troy. Our close-knit community means you’ll get to know your neighbors, and our attention to planning means green space and other amenities are distributed thoughtfully throughout the city. We’re also proud of our growth, which means more housing and more opportunities for new families. Newly built neighborhoods offer everything from starter homes to downsizing opportunities. Land is also available to allow you to build the home of your dreams.

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Established Neighborhoods

Get Connected with Community Organizations

A neighborhood is more than an address — it's a community of people who show up for each other. Whether you're settling into one of our historic districts or a growing subdivision, you'll ﬁnd no shortage of ways to put down roots, from local congregations that welcome you like family, to volunteer and service opportunities that turn neighbors into lifelong friends.

Get Connected in Troy: Service & Community Part of feeling at home is ﬁnding a place to belong. In Troy, residents can connect through local churches, volunteer programs, nonproﬁt organizations, youth programs, community events and service opportunities that support neighbors across Miami County. Whether you’re looking for a faith community, a hands-on way to give back or a local organization that matches your interests, Troy offers plenty of meaningful ways to get involved.

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L IVE Southwest Historic District Step into Troy's most storied neighborhood, where tree-lined streets are dotted with beautifully preserved homes dating back to the city's earliest days as county seat. Walk to the Public Square, grab coffee downtown, or just enjoy the charm of a neighborhood that's been part of Troy's fabric for over 200 years.

Halifax Estates Troy's newest address, Halifax Estates offers spacious homesites (many over an acre) wrapped in 13 acres of green space, two ponds, a walking trail, and a four-acre park — all on the north side of town in the Miami East school district. This is the neighborhood for someone dreaming of a custom-built home with room to spread out, wooded lots, and a fresh, upscale feel.

Shenandoah A classic slice of 1970s–90s Troy, Shenandoah is a subdivision of 250-plus homes on generous half-acre lots, most of them two-story with 3–4 bedrooms. It's the kind of established, tree-shaded neighborhood where families settle in for the long haul, complete with an active homeowners' association that keeps the community connected.

Westbrook A quiet, well-established neighborhood on Troy's west side where tidy homes and mature trees make for an easy, walkable setting. It's close to shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences, offering solid value without sacriﬁcing that neighborhood feel.

Carriage Crossing Carriage Crossing is a small, close-knit pocket of Troy known for its friendly atmosphere and walkability. It's a popular subdivision with no HOA fees, a neighborhood park at the end of one street, and easy access to shopping and restaurants.

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Troy supports a well-rounded approach to healthy living, with resources that help residents care for their physical, mental and personal well-being. From medical services and ﬁtness options to spaces for rest, recreation and connection, the community offers everyday support for building a balanced lifestyle close to home.

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Find Local Health & Wellness Resources

Looking for providers, ﬁtness centers, wellness services or support organizations? Explore the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce member directory to connect with trusted local businesses and community resources.

Healthcare Access Troy and the surrounding area offer access to healthcare services that support residents through many stages of life, from routine care to more specialized needs. Two major local hospitals, plus primary care, urgent care and specialty services, are available in and around the community.

Wellness & Self-Care Wellness in Troy goes beyond medical care. Local businesses and services help residents relax, recharge and make self-care part of their routine. Options include massage, spa services, holistic wellness and restorative care.

Fitness & Active Living For those who enjoy staying active, Troy offers opportunities for movement indoors and outdoors, from ﬁtness facilities to parks, trails and recreational spaces. Residents can enjoy walking, biking, swimming, group ﬁtness and personal exercise routines. Parks, trails and recreation programs make it easy to stay active year-round.

Mental Health & Support A healthy community also includes support for emotional well-being. Troy-area residents have access to resources that can help with stress, life transitions, counseling and mental health needs.

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EDUCAT I O N

Learning is a lifelong pursuit, and the educational organizations in and around Troy offer opportunities at every step of the way, from preschool to post-graduate programs. Both full-time students, as well as professionals seeking certiﬁcations or training in their careers, are served through programs with convenient locations and scheduling. With rich academic resources and strong community support, Troy offers students of all ages the tools they need to succeed both inside and outside the classroom.

A New Chapter : Troy City Schools Troy City Schools is investing in the future with a district-wide building project that includes three new PreK-4 elementary schools, a new grades 5-6 intermediate school and updates to Troy High School. With new buildings planned to open in phases beginning in 2027, the project is designed to create modern, safe, accessible and energy-efﬁcient learning spaces for students across the community.

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EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES PUBLIC SCHOOLS Troy City Schools Troy City Schools serve more than 4,000 students in Troy and Concord Township. The average student-to-teacher ratio in the district is 20:1. Graduates are well-prepared to go on to colleges and universities around the nation, enter the military, attend trade schools or immediately embark on successful employment careers. Board of Education 500 N. Market St. 937-332-6700 Troy High School 151 W. Staunton Rd. 937-332-6710 Upper Valley Career Center 8811 Career Dr., Piqua 937-778-1980 uppervalleycc.org The Upper Valley Career Center serves more than 1,000 students from 14 associate school districts, offering academic classes as well as career, technical and apprenticeship programs. With hands-on experience in facilities equipped with cutting-edge, industry-standard equipment, students graduate with a solid foundation and

conﬁdence in their ability to ﬁnd work, continue learning or serve in the military.

PRIVATE SCHOOLS St. Patrick Catholic School 420 E. Water St. 937-339-3705 school.stpattroy.org Serving students in preschool through eighth grade, St. Patrick Catholic School has been a ﬁxture in Troy since the 19th century. It is a faith-driven Catholic community that encourages students to develop spiritually, academically, socially, emotionally and physically. Troy Christian Schools 700 S. Dorset Rd. 937-339-5692 troychristianschools.org Troy Christian Elementary School 1586 McKaig Ave. 937-335-6258 Troy Christian Elementary School offers classes for students in kindergarten through sixth grade. It also operates preschool and daycare classes. Troy Christian High School combines a religious-based learning environment with modern college- and career-preparatory education for grades 7

through 12. Students go on mission trips, provide local community support and take post-secondary classes on campus. Lehman Catholic High School 2400 St. Marys Ave, Sidney, OH 45365 937-498-1161 lehmancatholic.com Lehman Catholic serves as the only state-chartered, Roman Catholic comprehensive high school for students across Auglaize, Darke, Logan, Mercer, Miami, and Shelby Counties, offering a faith-centered college-prep education for grades 9–12. Miami Montessori School 86 Troy Town Dr. 937-339-0025 miamimontessori.org With programs for students in pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, the Miami Montessori School has called Troy home for more than 30 years. With a student-centered environment to provide self-directed learning opportunities, it offers a variety of innovative classes, including Spanish as a second language for all students and a number of ﬁeld trips or in-class visits from arts, music and other professionals.

L IVE ALTERNATIVE CLASSES AND PROGRAMS Brukner Nature Center Preschool and Education Programs 5995 Horseshoe Bend Rd. 937-698-6493 bruknernaturecenter.com A private nature preserve located just outside Troy, Brukner Nature Center offers six miles of hiking trails, an interpretive center and a variety of landscapes to enjoy. Their Homeschool Nature Club is offered the third Wednesday of each month, September through May, for kids 5-11. River’s Edge Explorers is a seasonal program for older kids, 12-17.

POST SECONDARY OPTIONS

Overfield School 172 S. Ridge Ave. 937-339-5111 overfield.org An independent, non-profit school for children ages 1.5 to 6, Overfield supports self-discovery and creativity through a child-centered, responsive curriculum. Founded in 1960, this innovative preschool program is based on the Reggio Emilia philosophy of cooperation among students, families and teachers. Miami County Developmental Disabilities 1625 Troy-Sidney Rd. 937-339-8313 riversidedd.org

Leadership Troy and Teen Leadership Troy Troy Chamber of Commerce 510 W Water Street, Suite 110 937-339-8769 troyohiochamber.com

Miami County’s local board of developmental disabilities provides intervention and support for children, training for adults through its non-proﬁt vocational afﬁliate RT Industries and other programs such as the Special Olympics.

These leadership programs immerse teens and adults in the operations of the city, with personal visits to many institutions and the opportunity to meet and work with Troy’s leaders.

Western Ohio Japanese Language School 2601 Stringtown Rd. 937-332-1939 This supplementary school allows students from Japan to meet, build a community and continue their language development.

There are at least 25 colleges and universities located within commuting distance of Troy, offering a wide range of opportunities for students as well as local businesses. The following schools are all located within 30 minutes of Troy. Edison State Community College 1973 Edison Dr., Piqua 937-778-8600 edisonohio.edu Franklin University Pathway Portal at Edison State 1973 Edison Dr., Piqua 937-778-8600 edisonohio.edu Hobart Institute of Welding Technology 400 Trade Square East, Troy 800-332-9448 welding.org Sinclair Community College 444 W. Third St., Dayton 937-512-3000 sinclair.edu University of Dayton 300 College Park, Dayton 937-229-1000 udayton.edu Upper Valley Career Center – Adult Division 8811 Career Dr., Piqua (937) 778-1980 uppervalleycc.org Wittenberg University P.O. Box 720, Springﬁeld 800-677-7558 wittenberg.edu Wright State University 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy, Dayton 937-775-1000 wright.edu

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A perfect sip. A delectable bite. A hidden gem. From Troy’s one-of-a-kind restaurants to quaint boutiques and beautifully preserved architecture, there’s so much to explore. Troy offers shopping, dining and entertainment for all ages and stages, so no matter what you’re looking for, you’ll ﬁnd it here.

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Discover these hand-picked itineraries with destinations, eateries, things to do and places to stay. Start your day downtown with coffee, espresso or a cold brew from Purebred Coffee Co. Then walk over to Bakehouse Bread & Cookie Co. for a pastry or hot breakfast sandwich. Keep lunch casual and fun at Old Scratch Pizza, serving up wood-ﬁred pizzas inside a former ﬁre station. In the afternoon, venture to Fulton Farms for fresh produce, desserts and more. Back in town, grab a pick-me-up and some sweets at Winan’s Coffee and Chocolates. And for dinner, relax on the waterfront with modern surf and turf at Smiths’ Boathouse Restaurant.

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Shop, Savor & Stroll

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Begin your weekend by arriving in Troy and settling into one of the area’s conveniently located hotels. With easy access from I-75 and downtown just a short drive away, you’ll be perfectly positioned to enjoy all the city has to offer. Then head downtown for one-of-a-kind tacos and drinks at Agave & Rye. Enjoy a sunset walk along the levee adjoining the Miami River. On Saturday morning, enjoy brunch at redBERRY, then visit the farmer’s market downtown (summers only). In the afternoon, head to Long Shots Driving Range to work on your swing and enjoy appetizers and drinks. For dinner, we suggest The Caroline, with classic steakhouse dishes and a patio on the square. Cap off the night with drinks at Crafted & Cured or live music at Dunaways. On Sunday morning, greet the sunrise with a walk in Treasure Island Park. Grab brunch at The Travelers Market, then walk around Public Square, pop into any shops that are open and grab a sweet treat for the road.

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Start your Troy adventure surrounded by nature at Brukner Nature Center for scenic trails, wildlife exhibits and more. Then, head downtown for a stroll around Public Square to enjoy the charm of downtown and browse local shops. Enjoy a retro-style lunch at B-K Root Beer Stand before choosing your afternoon activity. In the summertime, Troy Aquatic Park is the perfect place to cool off. In other seasons, head to WACO Air Museum for a hands-on history lesson. End your day with a trip to Jubie’s for hand-dipped specialty ice cream.

Arrive and settle into one of the area’s convenient hotels near I-75 before heading downtown to explore the shops, restaurants and historic Public Square. Stop by Haren’s Market for a taste of Troy’s local food scene, then choose between the arts and history of Troy-Hayner Cultural Center or a relaxing walk along the river. In the evening, enjoy dinner nearby and check the schedule at Hobart Arena for live entertainment, events or seasonal activities. After an overnight stay, start the next morning with fresh air at Lost Creek Reserve or along the Great Miami River Trail. Before heading home, make one last stop downtown for coffee, chocolate, shopping or a casual bite to wrap up your Troy getaway.

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View your guide to the itineraries in this map, plus discover other local favorites.

HOTELS

ARTS & CULTURE

Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites

Residence Inn by Marriott

Hobart Arena

Arbogast Performing Arts Center

Troy-Hayner Cultural Center

WACO Air Museum

Museum of Troy History

Miami Valley Veterans Museum

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Agave & Rye

Crafted & Cured

Dunaways

B-K Root Beer Stand

Old Scratch Pizza

The Traveler's Market

Great Miami River Trail

Smiths' Boathouse

Eldean Covered Bridge

Long Shots

Treasure Island Park

redBERRY

Brukner Nature Center

The Caroline

Lost Creek Reserve

Viva La Fiesta Mexican Restaurant

Las Marías Troy Mexican Restaurant

Winans Coffee & Chocolate

Marion's Piazza

Bakehouse Bread & Cookie Co.

Purebred Coffee Co.

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Public Square

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Troy Aquatic Park

NATURE & PARKS

COFFEE & BAKERY

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Haren's Market

Fulton Farms

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FINDING

Agave & Rye

Purebred Coffee Co.

Haren’s Market

Hobart Arena

Treasure Island Park

Public Square

Old Scratch Pizza

Fulton Farms

Eldean Covered Bridge

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Never a Dull Season

VISIT

From quiet trails to bustling festivals to center stage, you’ll ﬁnd something to enjoy every day, every season in Troy. Rich in history and cultural opportunities, Troy offers something for everyone, whether you’re catching a musical performance at the Arbogast Performing Arts Center (APAC), exploring biplanes at WACO or sipping on whiskey with a 100+-year-old history.

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THE GREAT OUTDOORS Troy is a Bronze Medal Bike Friendly Community and supports diverse, safe and user-friendly cycling experiences for everyone. Our local trail system includes part of the Great Miami Recreation Trail, which connects Troy to 330 miles of paved trails along the Great Miami River north through Piqua and south to Cincinnati. It’s the longest interconnected trail system in the nation. In Troy, you can enjoy the beauty and magniﬁcence of all four seasons with more than 25 parks covering over 300 acres of land. There’s plenty of room to go for a hike, explore natural areas and enjoy some of nature’s wonders. For a more relaxing adventure, take a self-guided driving tour through the scenic countryside to see more than 50 barns throughout Miami County, hand-painted with folk art renditions of traditional quilt squares. The Eldean Covered Bridge near Troy, a National Historic Landmark built in 1860, is also worth a visit.

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Arbogast Performing Arts Center The Arbogast Performing Arts Center brings musical performances, theater, comedy, speakers and more to the main stage in Troy. The 39,000-square-foot building houses a 1,200-seat auditorium to host performing and visual arts events. arbogastpac.com

Hobart Arena Since 1950, Hobart Arena has hosted public skating, skating shows, hockey tournaments, concerts, trade shows, basketball tournaments and more. Once the host to Elvis Presley, Hobart Arena continues to set the stage for some of today’s most popular touring musical acts and other performances, including Luke Combs, Jay Leno and Chicago. hobartarena.com The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center Located in a beautiful Tudor mansion completed in 1914, it hosts fine art and historic exhibits throughout the year, as well as a permanent exhibit about the Hayner Distillery Company. Performing arts events, speakers, films, antique seminars, workshops and family activities are also offered. troyhayner.org Waco Air Museum & Learning Center Step back in time to the early days of aviation. This museum is located at the historic WACO field, where the WACO Aircraft Company was the largest manufacturer of civil aircraft in the nation during the late 1920s and early 30s. Featuring two hangars of vintage WACO aircraft and historic aviation artifacts, the museum pays tribute to the early pioneers of flight. wacoairmuseum.org Museum of Troy History Step back in time at the Museum of Troy History, housed in a brick home built by John Kitchen in 1847. Visitors can also browse decades of Troy High School yearbooks and rotating exhibits on local businesses past. A true community-run gem, it's open weekends and by appointment. museumoftroyhistory.org Miami Valley Veterans Museum Founded in 2009, the Miami Valley Veterans Museum's mission is to honor, preserve, and perpetuate the legacy of local veterans. Exhibits trace military history from the War of 1812 through modern times, with knowledgeable docents on hand to bring the stories to life. miamivalleyveteransmuseum.org

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Martin Luther King Day Walk

JANUARY

Troy-Hayner Cultural Center Valentine’s Day Dinner + Show

FEBRUARY

Miami County Home & Garden Show Brukner Woodcarving & Art Show

APRIL

Miami County Food Truck Rally & Competition

MAY

Fridays on Prouty Cherry Street Local Farmers Market

THROUGHOUT SUMMER

Treasure Island Concert Series Troy Strawberry Festival Juneteenth Celebration Fourth of July celebration with parade, ﬁreworks and concert

JUNE JULY

Troy's signature event, this festival draws thousands of attendees to town the ﬁrst weekend of June.

Troy Kids Triathlon & ‘I Can’ Triathlon Troy-Hayner Lucky Lemonade Concert Series Miami County Fair

Troy families create life-long memories at the nearby Miami County Fair with midway rides and games, animal shows, entertainment and famous fair food.

Troy Mayor’s Concert

AUGUST

Donut Jam, Donut Dash & Tour De Donut Bike Race WACO Fly-In Troy, Ohio PorchFest

SEPTEMBER

Troy-Piqua Football Game Hometown Halloween Miami County Park District Fall Farm Fest

OCTOBER

Brukner Nature Center Haunted Woods Troy-Hayner Cultural Center Boo Bash Don't miss this fun kickoff to the Christmas season, with carriage rides, shopping and dining open late, visits with Santa and more!

Grand Illumination

NOVEMBER

Troy-Hayner Cultural Center Holiday Open House

DECEMBER

Holiday Lights at Lost Creek Reserve

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Businesses With economic diversity, a host of companies both large and small, and available property for additional business development, Troy is a stable community for both employers and employees. The diversity of our economy allows our city to weather changes in the regional and national economy with greater ease than communities invested in fewer business sectors. Troy also offers what every community needs in promoting growth and development: a convenient location. Local businesses enjoy easy access to Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati and beyond. We’re located just 20 miles from Dayton International Airport and minutes from the I-70/I-75 interchange. Local businesses play a large part in our economy, and Troy provides a solid infrastructure for them to start up and thrive. Our business owners take pride in their work and serve residents and visitors alike. Visit our downtown, and you’ll see how small businesses are making a big impact — unique shops and restaurants keep the area buzzing all year round.

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Working I N T R OY We’re proud to have a variety of businesses that have chosen to locate and continue to expand in Troy year after year. These are just a few of the large companies that call Troy home.

CLOPAY CORPORATION Clopay is North America's leading manufacturer of residential and commercial garage doors, known to homeowners nationwide as "America's Favorite Garage Doors." The company centralized its manufacturing and distribution operations in 2006 at a 1.2-million-square-foot facility in Troy, which remains its largest and most technologically advanced plant. clopaydoor.com

COLLINS AEROSPACE Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies Corporation, is a pioneering leader in the aerospace and defense industry. With a global presence, Collins Aerospace serves customers worldwide, including aircraft manufacturers, airlines and governments, by providing cutting-edge technologies and services that enhance the performance and efﬁciency of both aircraft and space applications. collinsaerospace.com

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CONAGRA BRANDS

WORK

Conagra Brands has called Troy home since 1997, when it established its Dye Mill Road facility. Today the plant is the company's powerhouse for meat snacks, producing Slim Jim and Duke's Smoked Sausages — including roughly 98.5% of all Slim Jims sold in the U.S. The plant employs about 950 people and has seen more than $250 million in cumulative investment over the years, reﬂecting Conagra's continued conﬁdence in the Troy workforce. conagrabrands.com

F&P AMERICA MFG., INC. F&P America was established in Ohio in 1993 as part of F-Tech Incorporated, a Japanese-owned automotive components manufacturer. The Troy operation stamps, welds, and assembles automotive parts — including subframes and pedal assemblies — primarily supplying Honda and other major automakers, and stands as one of Troy's largest manufacturing employers. fandp.com

HONDA American Honda Motor Co. has had a presence in Troy since 1986, and the city now sits at the heart of Honda's national parts network. Two Troy facilities — a parts distribution center and the $89 million Midwest Consolidation Center — help supply more than 1,300 U.S. Honda and Acura dealers. honda.com

UPPER VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER Upper Valley Medical Center (UVMC) is one of the largest employers in the Troy area, with more than 1,600 employees. With a 100-acre campus in Troy, it is part of Premier Health, the largest private, nonproﬁt comprehensive health system in southwest Ohio. uvmc.com

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Chamber

The Troy Chamber of Commerce is your resource for starting a business, continuing a business or expanding to Troy. When you partner with the Troy Chamber, you’re supporting the local businesses and industries that make Troy a vibrant, diverse community. Grow your community visibility, make connections with other local leaders, learn with exclusive professional development opportunities and more.

Chamber Events From the annual Troy Strawberry Festival to Coffee with Champions to EmpowHER, we offer a variety of programs each year that bring the community together. Get a taste of our programming:

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Why Join the Troy Chamber?

Hear From a Chamber Member

As a Troy Chamber member, you’ll be part of a connected business community that helps you build relationships, increase visibility and stay engaged in the growth of the Troy area. Whether you’re looking to grow your customer base, make meaningful connections or give back to the community, the Chamber helps your business stay involved and invested in Troy’s future.

"We recommend joining the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce because it’s more than a membership, it’s a connection point for building a stronger community.

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Money savings Visibility & advertising opportunities Business resources Networking & referral opportunities Personal & professional development Work safety programs

The Troy Chamber does an incredible job establishing social opportunities for engagement, where new relationships directly translates into growth, collaboration, and community impact. The climate created by the Troy Chamber, is more like a close-knit community, equating to a cohesive unit that builds growth and long-term viability for all members and the community." – Valerie Mullikin, Director, Operation Veteran Caregiver Support

ADVERTISING DIRECTORY Automotive CHEVROLET OF TROY

1375 S. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-703-4631 chevroletoftroy.com pg. 37

TROY CARSTAR

15 Kings Chapel Dr. N., Troy, OH 45373 937-339-3391 carstar.com/locations/oh/troy-15212/ pg. 33

Banks & Credit Unions ABBEY CREDIT UNION 891 W. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-898-7800 abbeycu.com pg. 5

FIRST FINANCIAL BANK 635 S. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-5000 bankatﬁrst.com pg. 37

GNB TROY BANKING CENTER 846 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-335-9000 bankgnb.bank pg. 11

MINSTER BANK

1280 Experiment Farm Rd. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-9388 minsterbank.com pg. 35

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PARK NATIONAL BANK

THE TROY FOUNDATION

GREENVILLE FEDERAL

Construction, Landscaping & Home Services

948 N. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-332-8000 greenvillefederal.com pg. 33

BRUNS GENERAL CONTRACTING

1314 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-6626 parknationalbank.com pg. 5

1091 S. Dorset Rd. Troy, Ohio 45373 937-332-0010

Community Organizations & Nonproﬁts MIAMI COUNTY VISITORS & CONVENTION BUREAU 405 SW. Public Sq. Suite 272 Troy, OH 45373 937-339-1044 homegrowngreat.com pg. 21

MIAMI COUNTY YMCA 3060 S. County Rd. 25A Troy, Ohio 45373 937-440-9622 miamicountyymca.net pg. 35

THE PAUL G. DUKE FOUNDATION

P.O. Box 263 Troy, OH 45373 937-339-3853 paulgdukefoundation.org pg. 5

216 W. Franklin St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-8935 thetroyfoundation.org pg. 19

3050 Tipp-Cowlesville Rd. Tipp City, OH 45371 937-339-2300 brunsgc.com pg. 36

ELLIOTT LAND & HARDSCAPING

1990 Covington Ave. Piqua, OH 45356 937-916-2036 elliottscapes.com Back cover

PIONEER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

344 West U.S. Route 36 Piqua, OH 45356 800-762-0997 pioneerec.com pg. 15

Education EDISON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1973 Edison Dr. Piqua, OH 45356 937-778-8600 edisonohio.edu pg. 17

HOBART INSTITUTE OF WELDING TECHNOLOGY 400 Trade Sq. E. Troy, OH 45373 937-332-9500 welding.org pg. 17

THE MIAMI MONTESSORI SCHOOL 86 Troy Town Dr. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-0025 miamimontessori.org pg. 15

UPPER VALLEY CAREER CENTER 8811 Career Dr. Piqua, OH 45356 937-778-1980 uppervalleycc.org pg. 17

Financial Services

Funeral Services BAIRD FUNERAL HOME

Insurance

Government

LITTMAN THOMAS AGENCY, INC.

CITY OF TROY

100 S. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-335-1725 troyohio.gov Inside Front Cover

Healthcare & Medical COMPREHENSIVE DENTISTRY OF TROY

focuscfo.com 937-304-7328 pg. 5

TURNSTONE FINANCIAL

EXCELLENCE IN DENTISTRY

220 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-875-2550 pg. 15

Florists TROJAN FLORIST 121 S. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-2206 trojanﬂorist.com pg. 11

1021 N. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-335-4543 tcn.org pg. 8

555 N. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-2602 bairdfuneralhome.com pg. 33

1090 N. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-5855 comprehensivedentistryoftroy.com/ pg. 8

FOCUS CFO

TCN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

1523 N. Market St. Troy, OH 45373 937-335-4630 dentistintroyohio.com pg. 5

PREMIER OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 998 S. Dorset Rd. Troy, OH 45373 937-440-7358 premierhealth.com pg. 7

210 S. Market St. Suite B Troy, OH 45373 937-339-1525 littmanthomas.com pg. 5

Jewelry HARRIS JEWELER 1780 W Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-335-0055 harrisjeweler.com pg. 35

HITTLE’S JEWELRY 106 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-3210 hittlesjewelry.com pg. 33

Legal Services DUNGAN & LEFEVRE 210 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-761-3391 dunganattorney.com pg. 15

FGKS LAW

1071 S. Dorset Rd. Troy, OH 45373 937-524-5969 fgks-law.com pg. 22

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Manufacturing & Industrial

Marketing & Printing

Restaurants, Food & Beverage

ARC ABRASIVES, INC.

CORIGRAPHICS, INC.

BAKEHOUSE BREAD & COOKIE CO.

2131 Corporate Dr. Troy, OH 45373 800-888-4885 arcabrasives.com pg. 24

F & P AMERICA MANUFACTURING, INC. 2101 Corporate Dr. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-0212 fandp.com pg. 36

HARTZELL HARDWOODS 1025 S Roosevelt Ave. Piqua, OH 45356 937-773-7054 hartzellhardwoods.com pg. 34

HOBART FILLER METALS

101 Trade Sq. E. Troy, OH 45373 937-332-4000 hobartbrothers.com pg. 18

MIAMI VALLEY STEEL 201 Fox Dr. Piqua, OH 45356 937-773-7127 miamivalleysteel.com pg. 16

SEW-EURODRIVE 2001 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-335-0036 seweurodrive.com pg. 36

T R OYOH IO C HAMBE R .CO M

1041 W Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-9425 corigraphics.com pg. 19

MARKETING ESSENTIALS

224 S. Market St. Suite B Troy, OH 45373 419-629-0080 mktgessentials.com pg. 23

Real Estate

317 Public Square SW. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-8100 bakehousebread.com pg. 22

CHERRY STREET BOTTLE SHOP & COCKTAIL KITCHEN

12 N Cherry St. Troy, OH 45373 937-543-6393 cherrystreetbottleshop.com pg. 26

BRUNS REALTY GROUP

LONG SHOTS RESTAURANT & DRIVING RANGE

GALBREATH REALTORS

TROPICAL SMOOTHIE CAFE

3050 Tipp-Cowlesville Rd. Tipp City, OH 45371 937-339-2300 brunsrealty.com pg. 37

1026 W Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-0508 galbreathrealtors.com pg. 12

GARDEN GATE REALTY

1304 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-335-2522 gardengaterealty.com pg. 9

2315 S. Co. Rd. 25A Troy, OH 45373 937-703-4030 longshotsoh.com pg. 27

2309 W Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-703-1418 tropicalsmoothiecafe.com pg. 24

Senior Living OTTERBEIN TIPP CITY SENIORLIFE COMMUNITY 4375 S. Co. Rd. 25A Tipp City, OH 45371 937-667-7500 otterbein.org/tipp-city

Shopping & Retail THE PIQUA CENTER 987 E. Ash St. Piqua, OH 45356 937-615-6010 piquacenter.com pg. 27

Tourism, Arts & Culture TROY-HAYNER CULTURAL CENTER 301 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 937-339-0457 troyhayner.org pg. 26

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