Linda Miller

Intro

Laura Sprauer

Paula Oakland

Sara Bitter

D'Arcy Havill

Josh Hendrickson

Rebecca Motes

Elizabeth N. Bruggeman

Mary Carol Melton

Karen Brownlee

Katie Hofmann

Christine Rasmussen

Symmes I is a residential precinct tucked between Fields Ertel Road to the north, Snider Road to the west, and I-71 to the south, forming a roughly triangular area of Symmes Township. The precinct is primarily residential, home to neighborhoods including Wellington Place and Crestfield, with some retail and commercial activity along its edges.

Symmes I includes all or part of the following streets:

Barneswood Ct, Brisben Pl, Crestfield Ct, Cypresswood Dr, Donovan Ct, Ellenwoods Dr, Fields Ertel Rd, Heritage Dr, Heathertree Ct, Paulmeadows Dr, Snider Rd, Susanwoods Ct, Sycamore Terrace Dr, Timberlake Dr, Wales Dr, Whisperwoods Ln, Windy Hollow, Woods Pointe Dr, Woodland Hollow

Symmes H is situated south of Montgomery Road, bordering Loveland. The precinct includes the Symmes Trace and Enyart Hills neighborhoods and is home to Symmes Elementary School, part of the 

Symmes H includes all or part of the following streets:

Donwiddle Dr, Enyart Rd, Gourmet Ln, Greenhedge Ln, Loveland Trace Ct, Mckinney Rd, Pinewood Dr, Retview Ln, Souffle Cir, Symmes Landing Dr, Union Cemetery Rd

, Symmes Elementary serves students in preschool through 4th grade and is located at 11820 Enyart Road.

Located at 11850 Enyart Road, the Symmes Township Branch opened in a new expanded facility in April 2026 as part of the 

Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library

 system. The branch features a MakerSpace, drive-thru service, after-hours holds pickup, meeting spaces, dedicated areas for teens and children, and passport services. Phone: (513) 369-6001.

Symmes D is a precinct on the northeast side of Montgomery Road, bordering Warren County. It includes neighborhoods such as Sycamore and Montgomery Trace and is home to a mix of established residential streets and as well as some commercial activity. The precinct is represented in the Ohio Statehouse by Representative Karen Brownlee, who serves Ohio's 28th House District.

Symmes D includes all or part of the following streets:

Calumet Way, Carrington Ct, Chapelsquare Ln, Cypresspoint Ln, Dominion Cir, Fields Ertel Rd, Gable Glen Ln, Governors Hill Dr, Harbortown Dr, Iron Liege Ln, Loganfield Ct, Mason Rd, Mason Way Ct, Maxim Way, Mayrow Dr, Montgomery Rd, Nathanshill Ln, Olde Dominion Dr, Preakness Ln, Seven Gables Rd, Spiral Pass, Stable Watch Ct, Symmes Gate Ln, Twilight Tear Ln, Vaukvalley Ln, Windfield Ln

An 8.3 acre park on Seven Gables Road featuring tennis and basketball courts, a playground, a paved half mile walking trail, and a rentable picnic shelter.

Symmes J runs along N Lebanon Road and extends south toward Fields Ertel Road. The precinct is primarily residential, with some retail activity along its northern edge near McCabe Crossing.

Symmes J includes all or part of the following streets:

Allegro Ct, Antietam Dr, Appomattox Ct, Carrington Ln, Creekside Dr, Farmstead Dr, Fields Ertel Rd, Hawthorn Woods Ct, Kosine Ln, Millstone Ct, N Lebanon Rd, Shenandoah Trace, Southport Ln, Stonebridge Dr, Stonemasters Dr, Stonepoint Ct, Stonemark Ln, Symbola Dr, Thistlehill Dr, Union Cemetery Rd, Waterford Pl, Woodwind Dr

A 54 acre park at 11601 N Lebanon Road featuring multi-purpose sports fields for soccer, softball, baseball, and lacrosse, a Veterans' Memorial Plaza, wet and dry playground areas, and a rentable shelter. The park's military memorial wall honors past and present members of the Armed Forces.

A 27 acre historic preserve featuring a 1900s Greek Revival house with gardens, a restored 1830s two-story log house museum, and a Memorial Barn housing a collection of primitive stone cutting and farm tools and a restored Conestoga wagon. The home and museum are open to the public Sundays from May through October.

Symmes F covers the Harper's Point area, a busy and vibrant community just off Montgomery Road near I-275. The precinct is a mix of established residential neighborhoods, apartment communities, and retail activity. The precinct is home to Harper's Point Apartments, The Shops at Harper's Point, and 

Symmes F includes all or part of the following streets:

Almahurst Ct, Apalachee Dr, Avant Ln, Birchbark Dr, Brookscreek Dr, Chesney Ln, E Kemper Rd, Hambletonian Dr, Harper Point Dr, Hunterton Ct, Jeanette Ln, Kemper Woods Dr, Mariners Cv, Meadow Bluff Ct, Patrilla Ln, Pemmicanrun Dr, Plumhill Dr, Pomo Ct, Reltas Ct, Risingwind Ct, Snider Rd, Totempole Dr, Vicksburg Dr, Village Brook Dr

Located at the corner of Montgomery Road and E Kemper Road, Blong Memorial Park features a memorial wall honoring the citizens killed and property damaged by the tornado of April 9, 1999.

Symmes A covers the Camp Dennison area. Geographically separated from the rest of the township, Camp Dennison is a small, historically rich community along Glendale Milford Road with deep roots in both the American Revolution and the Civil War. It is one of the most historically significant neighborhoods in all of Hamilton County.

Symmes A includes all or part of the following streets:

Camp Rd, Campbell Rd, Clement St, Cunningham Rd, Daniel St, E Galbraith Rd, Fletcher Rd, Glendale Milford Rd, Jackson St, Kilgour Ave, Kugler Mill Rd, Lincoln Rd, Munson St, Ulrich St, Washington St, Zumstein Ave

Christian Waldschmidt Homestead and Camp Dennison Civil War Museum


An 1804 stone house and Civil War museum on Glendale Milford Road, operated by the Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the homestead served as a headquarters for the Union Army during the Civil War.

A 12 acre site at the corner of Munson and Campbell Streets featuring a half mile crushed limestone hiking trail.

A nearly 78 mile paved multi-use trail passing through Camp Dennison, managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Open to hikers, cyclists, and more.

Located on State Route 126, this park features baseball diamonds, lacrosse fields, a batting cage, a playground, and a one mile paved walking path along the Little Miami River. Managed by Indian Hill.


A 379 acre nature preserve with walking trails and a large lake for canoeing and fishing. managed by Indian Hill with access restricted to Indian Hill residents and Indian Hill Water Works customers.


Located on Kugler Mill Road, this park features approximately 7 acres of soccer fields and easy access to the Little Miami Scenic Trail.

Indian Hill Exempted Village School District

Symmes G is a small residential precinct on the east side of Humphrey Road and includes neighborhoods such as Walkers Glen, Steeplechase, and Liberty Hills. Hopewell Meadows Park, located just across Humphrey Road in the neighboring Symmes B precinct, is a short walk away and a beloved green space for residents throughout the area.

Symmes G includes all or part of the following streets:

Applecrest Ct, Farmcourt Ln, Hopewell Rd, Humphrey Rd, Johnston Ln, Kentonsrun Ct, Lauren Ridge, Liberty Hill Ct, Loveland Madeira Rd, Morganstrace Dr, Stablehand Dr, Steeplechase Dr, Stonewood Ct, Witherbone Ct

(nearby) A 14 acre neighborhood park featuring a playground, tennis and basketball courts, a paved walking trail, and two rentable shelters.

Symmes B is a residential precinct in Symmes Township, stretching from Hopewell Road to the north down to Loveland Madeira Road along its southern edge.

Symmes B includes all or part of the following streets:

Arabian Ct, Alydar Ct, Briarcove Ln, Coachtrail Ln, Cross St, Cummings Farm Ln, Fox Hunter Ln, Gateway Dr, Glendale Milford Rd, Hopewell Rd, Humphrey Manor Ct, Humphrey Rd, Huntersrun Ln, Lakeside Estates Dr, Link Rd, Loveland Madeira Rd, Mistymorn Ln, Old Coach Rd, Remington Rd, Solon Dr, Tanagerhills Dr, Walnutridge Ct, Withers Ln

A 14 acre neighborhood park featuring a playground, tennis and basketball courts, a paved walking trail, and two rentable shelters.

A 74 acre Great Parks of Hamilton County destination along the Little Miami River offering fishing, camping, and picnicking on Loveland Madeira Road.

A nearly 78 mile paved multi-use trail managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, running along the southern edge of the precinct near Loveland Madeira Road. Open to hikers, cyclists, and more.

Symmes L is a residential precinct situated southeast of Montgomery Road. The precinct is home to Terwilliger's Run, a family-oriented neighborhood with landscaped entrances, sidewalks, and scenic hillside streets near I-275.

Symmes L includes all or part of the following streets:

Applejack Ct, Appleseed Dr, Creekscape Ln, Donwiddle Dr, Enyart Rd, Geromes Way, Mckinney Rd, Montgomery Rd, Riversedge Ct, Redcloud Ct, Shallow Creek Dr, Souffle Cir, Symmes Creek Dr, Symmes Hill Ct, Symmes Knoll Ct, Symmes Ridge Ln, Symmes Trace Ct, Symmes Valley Dr, Symmes View Ct, Terwilligers Creek Dr, Terwilligers Hill Ct, Terwilligers Knoll Ct, Terwilligers Ridge Ct, Terwilligers Ridge Dr, Terwilligers Valley Ln, Terwilligers View Ct, Terwilligers Wood Ct

Symmes K is a residential precinct in Symmes Township running along the Little Miami River, which forms its eastern border. The precinct is bordered to the west by Phillips Park, a City of Loveland park along Rich Road, and sits near Bodley Field at 10694 Bettyray Drive.

Symmes K includes all or part of the following streets:

Beech Rd, Bettyray Dr, Brentmoor Dr, Catalpa Rd, Cedar Dr, Cinnamon Dr, E Kemper Rd, Fallis Rd, Maple Dr, Mulberry St, Oak Dr, Rich Rd, Riveroaks Dr, Riverwalk Ln, Shore Rd, Willow Dr

A six-field park at 10694 Bettyray Drive managed by the City of Loveland, popular during youth soccer season. The park also includes river access to the Little Miami River.

(nearby) A City of Loveland park on Rich Road featuring baseball fields, soccer fields, a lighted basketball court, a paved walking path, and a playground. The park serves as a trailhead for the Simpson Ridge Trail and the Dyson Trail, offering connections to Simpson Nature Preserve and nearby Kiwanis Park.

Symmes E is bordered to the east by the Little Miami River and runs along E Kemper Road and Hopewell Road. The Little Miami Scenic Trail passes through the precinct, running parallel to the river along its eastern edge. Symmes Gate Station, a retail area off Loveland Madeira Road, serves residents in and around the precinct.

Symmes E includes all or part of the following streets:

Adams Ave, Arnold Ln, Bainbrook Ct, Bainwoods Dr, Bentley Pass Ln, Bridgewood Ct, Cactus Ln, E Kemper Rd, Hopewell Rd, Hopewellhills Dr, Hopewoods Ct, Kemper Grove Ln, Kerr Cemetery Rd, Mckinney Rd, Oak Valley Ct, Shadyside Ln, Shadow Glen Dr, Stonecrest Ct, Swanson Ct, Tanagerhills Dr, Twightwee Rd, Washington Ave, Weatherstone Ct, White Rose Ct, Woodcrest Dr

A nearly 78 mile paved multi-use trail running along the eastern edge of the precinct near the Little Miami River, open to hikers, cyclists, and more.

Symmes C is home to established neighborhoods including Chatham Woods, Creekside, and Plantation Pointe. The precinct runs along N Lebanon Road and Fields Ertel Road, two of the area's busier corridors, and is just steps from 

, which sits just outside the precinct boundary.

Symmes C includes all or part of the following streets:

Bentcreek Dr, Carrousel Ct, Carter Grove Ct, Chatham Woods Dr, Colbourne Ct, Darbyshire Ct, Elmfield Dr, Fallcreek Ln, Fawncrest Ct, Fields Ertel Rd, Foxgate Way, Hickory Run Ct, Meadowknoll Dr, N Lebanon Rd, Park Ct, Plantation Pointe Dr, Rich Rd, Richland Park Dr, Sadler Cir, Sleepy Ridge Dr, Somerset Dr, Streamside Dr, Sugarwood Ct, Unioncreek Ln, Waters Edge Ct, Weeping Willow Ct, Willow Dr, Windy Hill Ct

A 61 acre park on N Lebanon Road featuring three picnic shelters, three playgrounds, a basketball court, a baseball field, scenic walking trails, a fishing pond, and a bark park.

SYMMES-I Precinct

Meet Your Precinct Executive: Mary Carol Melton