Greene County

Greene County is an administrative region in southwestern Ohio with a county seat in Xenia. The area blends urban neighborhoods, rural farmland, and smaller towns across its territory.

The county was established in 1803 and named after General Nathanael Greene, a key military commander during the American Revolutionary War. This name honors his significant role in the nation's early military history.

The county administration organizes regular public meetings and community gatherings, fostering direct engagement between officials and residents throughout the year.

Visitors can access government services and obtain official documents at the county offices in Xenia during standard business hours. It's helpful to check ahead, as different departments may have varying schedules or closures.

The county operates an alert system that notifies residents about road conditions, water advisories, and emergency situations through multiple communication channels. This rapid notification network helps keep the community informed during critical events.

Location: Ohio

Inception: May 1, 1803

Capital city: Xenia

Reference: GRE

Shares border with: Clark County, Clinton County, Madison County, Fayette County, Warren County, Montgomery County

Website: http://co.greene.oh.us

GPS coordinates: 39.69000,-83.89000

Latest update: December 19, 2025 23:45