Village
Village of Cedarville
Cedarville is a village in Ohio, in Greene County.
- State
- Ohio
- Population
- 4,491
- Officials listed
- 4
- Incorporated
- 1843
- Government type
- Statutory Village
- Fiscal year starts
- —
- Region
- Not listed
- Coordinates
- 39.7484, -83.8122
- County
About Cedarville
Cedarville is listed in the Ohio city directory with Greene County. The directory currently includes 925 cities in Ohio and 13 in Greene County.
The Census place estimate for Cedarville is 4,491 residents.
By population, it ranks 8 of the 13 cities the directory lists in Greene County.
The source classifies the city's government as Statutory Village.
It was incorporated in 1843.
Location
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Contact
PO Box 51Cedarville, OH 45314
Contact details are reproduced from the state source and may change. Confirm them with the city before relying on them.
Council meetings
The Ohio source used for this directory does not publish a council meeting schedule for Cedarville.
Officials (4)
The directory lists 4 officials for Cedarville, reproduced from the Ohio source. Position titles link to the statewide position directory.
| Position | Name | Source profile |
|---|---|---|
| Fiscal Officer | Daniel Howdyshell | — |
| Mayor | John Cody Jr. | — |
| Solicitor | Stephen Bogenschutz | — |
| Village Administrator | James Kannedy | — |
Other cities in Greene County
Cedarville is one of 13 cities the directory lists in Greene County. The other cities, ordered by population, are below.
| City | Population |
|---|---|
| Dayton | 136,346 |
| Kettering | 57,028 |
| Beavercreek | 48,012 |
| Fairborn | 35,105 |
| Centerville | 26,311 |
| Xenia | 26,067 |
| Bellbrook | 7,532 |
| Yellow Springs | 3,756 |
Source
City, county, contact, meeting, and official records for Cedarville are reproduced from Ohio Secretary of State Roster of Ohio Officers + Census estimates.
City website or directory profile for Cedarville
Population figures are Census place estimates. Fields the source does not publish are left blank rather than inferred. See the Ohio coverage page and the About page for sourcing and corrections.