As prescribed by the City charter, the city manager is to annually present a state of the city message. In a year like no other, the key message is simple: our City remains strong despite struggles abound. Read on...
With onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Xenia Police Division began looking for ways to protect the health and welfare of our citizens and our officers. One of the changes was to reduce public contact by reducing traffic enforcement. Read on...
Officer Chris Reed, a nine-year veteran of the Xenia Police Division (XPD) was recently recognized with the division’s highest honor, the Casey Elliott Memorial “City’s Finest” Award. Read on...
In the coming days, Xenia residents and businesses will be receiving notices from the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) announcing that beginning on September 1, 2020, RITA will be collecting municipal income taxes for the City of Xenia. Read on...
The City of Xenia's employees have a new member of the family.
On Wednesday, February 5, 'Sugar' the mini Aussie-Doodle was introduced to staff. Read on...
The City of Xenia's EMS Billing policy is changing effective February 1, 2020, in an effort to educate the public about the change, we have compiled a list of 'claims and facts' about the new policy. Read on...
During 2019, the City of Xenia Fire Division responded to more than 6,100 calls for Fire and EMS service. Of those calls, 5,008 were for emergency medical service (EMS), making the division’s front line medic crews the busiest in Greene County. Read on...
Each day in the City of Xenia there is more than 200 miles of pipes delivering excellent water to residents of the city. In order to maintain water quality, Xenia Public Service flushes hydrants twice a year. Read on...
Xenia, Ohio, USA, known as the “City of Hospitality,” named for the Greek word “Xenia” meaning hospitality, is a community rich in traditional values, blending the preservation of its heritage along with a progressive attitude.
