Village of Covington, Ohio

Covington is a village in Miami County, Ohio and was incorporated in 1835 on the site of the 1793 Fort Rowdy. Laid out in 1816, Covington was previously known under the names of Friendship, Newberry, and Stillwater. A post office called Stillwater was established in 1825 and changed to the name of Covington, Ohio in 1836.

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General Village Policies and Procedures

The Village of Covington tries to be as consistent as possible when dealing with situations.  Below you will find the policies and procedures that are followed by the Village and of which are expected to be followed by residents.  These polices and procedures are reflective of general rules and guidelines designated by the Village of Covington Council, Miami County, and the State of Ohio.  All links below are for general reference and may not be updated or replaced with the current standards in a timely manner.  For the most up-to-date polices and procedures, please contact the Village Government Center Offices at 937.473.3420.

GENERAL

Addressing

Indigent Burial

Records Retention

Records Requests

Utility Billing Adjustments

Government Buildings – Smoking / Concealed Carry

Social Media

TRASH

Trash / Recycling Removal – General

Can Placement

Extra Cans

Grass Bag Removal

Tree Limb Pick up and Chipping – Residential

RECYCLING

What can go in recycling

STREETS

Street Sweeping

Road Repaving

Tree Trimming / Brush  Chipping – On streets / Parks / Etc.

Snow Removal

Traffic Sign Replacement

ZONING

Permits Needed

OTHER

None yet!