Street addresses are assigned by the City Planning & Zoning Department at the time a zoning permit is issued.

Permits are issued for the keeping of an animal defined as being agricultural by the City of Piqua Engineering Department.

To report stray or abused animals, contact the Miami County Animal Shelter. (Business hours, Mon.–Tues., 8a.m.-4p.m.; Wed., 8a.m.-6p.m.; Thurs.–Fri., 8a.m.-4p.m.) After business hours and on weekends, call 440-9911.

Contact the Planning & Zoning Department for information pertaining to the required steps, availability of utilities and benefits of annexing property to the City of Piqua.

There is no Better Business Bureau in Piqua.  If you suspect criminal fraud, contact the Piqua Police Department.

Licensing and inspection of body piercing operations is performed by the Piqua Health Department.

Permits that are issued for the construction of room additions, pools, decks, storage sheds, garages or other miscellaneous structures are issued by the Piqua City Planning & Zoning Department.

Permits for new construction or commercial renovation work in Piqua are issued by the Miami County Building Department. 937-440-8075

The Fire Department will review a business' established emergency operations plan and assist in organizing of emergency operations plans.

Contact the Economic Development Office.

Time-Warner, Inc. has a (non-exclusive) franchise agreement to offer cable television to consumers in Piqua. 

The Federal Government, not the City, has the authority to regulate all cable rates, but “basic tier” (channels 2-18). Billing matters, rates charged, equipment charges, channel selections, and most other matters should be addressed first to Time-Warner, whose business office is at 614 N. Main Street.  Cable complaints should also be addressed to the Piqua City Manager’s Office, 201 W. Water Street and should be done preferably via a letter or e-mail.  City Commissioners may also be addressed with cable complaints.  All city officials and staff e-mail addresses and telephone numbers can be found at the City's Contact List, if you choose to use electronic correspondence.  

The Fire Department provides information concerning carbon monoxide and effects. The Department will also come to residences or businesses to check for the presence of carbon monoxide.

This general safety program is for kindergarten-age children and is sponsored by the Piqua City Schools.  The Fire Department spends one day per class on a variety of subjects related to fire safety, how to react to fire, how to call for help ( 9-1-1), how to escape from a building fire and how to recognize the firefighters in their uniforms and turn-out gear. The Police Department provides specific instruction on street crossing safety, stranger awareness and bicycle safety.

The Street Department repairs deteriorated catch basins or clears catch basins clogged with debris.

The Street Department is responsible for the removal of Christmas trees for a period of three weeks after Christmas.

These elected officials are part-time legislators. Although they do not have offices, they can be reached at home or in some instances at work. Messages for any city commissioner can also be left with the City Manager’s secretary or with the Clerk of Commission.

The Piqua City Commission meets regularly at 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of each month in the Commission Chambers in the Municipal Government Complex, 201 W. Water Street. Commission meetings are televised live on the local cable access channel, Access Piqua Television Association, Piqua TV5.  Meetings are rerun daily at various times during the week following the regular meeting. Watch Channel 5 for the times of program rebroadcasts or call Piqua TV5 at 773-2765.

City Commissioners, the City Manager and city staff members hold monthly informal meetings from May through September with the citizens in different city parks and playgrounds. The meeting is designed to allow people to discuss concerns, complaints and solutions with city officials. Meetings begin at 7 p.m.

The Piqua Health Department is responsible for enforcing all City Codes pertaining to the upkeep of residential and commercial properties (rentals or owner-occupied) including the BOCA/National Property Maintenance Code.

The Piqua Health Department is responsible for reporting and following up on reportable communicable diseases.

Call the Engineering Department to report location of trees or tree limbs endangering the public safety.

Demolition permits are required for the removal of a permanent structure(s) on a property.  Call the Planning & Zoning Department for this permit.

See Parks Facilities: Dining, Meeting, and Recreational Facilities Reservations.

Never attempt to clear or remove wires from your property.  This is the responsibility of the Piqua Municipal Power System.

Call the Engineering Department for permits issued for the temporary placement of a garbage dumpster in the public right of way.

Call for tee times on this beautiful 18-hole course. Join league play, participate in a tournament or get golf lessons from the pro. The shelter house is available to rent for golf outings.

For information on tax incentives, State of Ohio programs, available buildings, available industrial acreage or how to start a business, contact the Economic Development office.

Contact the Piqua Municipal Power System to discuss your expansion or rehabilitation project before starting to ensure quality, timely service.

To ensure quality and safety, the City requires all contractors performing electrical work within the City of Piqua to be licensed. Contact the Piqua Municipal Power System for a complete listing of licensed electricians.

For an electrical power outage 778-2080

For a water emergency 778-2090

For a sewer emergency 778-2088

(There is a service charge for after hour, non-emergency services for the Water and Wastewater departments.)

Job applications for careers with the City are located in the Human Resources Department, 201 West Water Street. Applications are only taken for current vacancies. Tests for police and firefighter careers are given periodically. The City Manager is the appointing authority for all city positions.  Visit Job Opportunities for up-to-date employment opportunities.

The Miami County Fair Housing Committee handles all local housing discrimination matters. The City of Piqua Fair Housing Coordinator is Jack Baumann (778-2062). He can assist individuals in filing a complaint.

The Planning & Zoning Department has information and literature outlining permissible fence heights and locations as well as other fencing restrictions.

• Carbon Monoxide Checks and Information 

• Fire & Ambulance Run Reports,

Request for copies of a fire or ambulance run report may be obtained upon request at the Fire Department.

• Fire Department Tours

Tours of the Fire Department are available upon request.  Most tours are conducted during normal business hours.

• Fire Extinguisher Instructions & Demonstrations

The Fire Department provides instructions on the proper use of fire extinguishers.

• Fire Prevention Safety Information & Presentations

The Fire Department provides many types of brochures and pamphlets concerning fire and life safety topics. Along with these, the Fire Prevention Bureau will set up a time to visit with your group to make a presentation on fire safety.

• Fire Safety House

This unique educational trailer is taken to schools, businesses or events to provide a method of teaching what to do in the event of a fire.

• Fire Safety Inspections

The Fire Department conducts fire safety inspections of all businesses, industry, schools, nursing homes, hotels & motels within the City of Piqua.

• First Aid Demonstrations

The Fire Department provides demonstrations on basic first aid

• Underground & Aboveground Fuel Tank Information

Contact the Fire Department for any questions you may have concerning Underground & Aboveground Fuel Tanks.  They will be able to put you in contact with the proper State Department to handle your needs.

• Smoke Detector Program

The Fire Department has begun a Smoke Detector Program.  They are working along with a couple of area businesses to inspect your smoke detectors, assist you with the proper location of detectors and to help provide Smoke Detectors to those who cannot afford one.

• Severe Weather Information and Alerts

The Fire Department is responsible for the operation of the City's Tornado Warning Sirens.  For information on how these operate or what to do during severe weather, please contact the Fire Department.

The Piqua Health Department inspects and licenses all grocery stores.

The Piqua Health Department inspects and licenses all restaurants and temporary food stands.

The Fire Department inspects properties that are becoming certified to provide foster care for children and adults or those who need an inspection for adoption purposes.  Inspections are conducted upon request.  

City ordinance limits the number of sales to two in one summer. The ordinance also prohibits anyone from posting signs advertising such sales on city utility or telephone poles.

The Sanitation Department provides weekly unlimited collection of trash and also special pick-up of larger items.  Recycling is also provided for residents (see Recycling).

Gift certificates (during Christmas season only) are available at the Finance Department (778-2065) and the Parks & Recreation office, 635 Gordon Street (778-2085).  Gift certificates must be purchased at the Echo Hills Municipal Golf Course at all other times of the year.

The Piqua Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts have separate days each year to learn firsthand about their local government in a unique program sponsored by the City. Members of the City Commission, the City Manager’s Office and the administrative and operating departments all participate.

Call the Piqua Street Department for repair or replacement of damaged or missing guardrail in the city limits.

Call the Engineering Department to apply for handicap parking signs. You must meet the criteria set forth in the City of Piqua Code of Ordinances. To obtain a handicap parking placard, contact AAA at 773-3753.

Permits for and inspections of heating and air conditioning for residential properties may be obtained at the Piqua Health Department.

The City administers several housing grants through its Housing Rehabilitation office in the City Manager’s Office.  The City offers "forgivable loan programs" to rehab homes, emergency home repair grants, loans for first-time homebuyers, downtown building facade improvement grants (through federal and state grants). The criteria for the grant programs vary, but most are for individuals/families with low and moderate incomes.

Contact the Utility Business Office to rent a water hydrant meter. Utility Business Office hours are: Monday - Friday, 8a.m. - 5p.m.

The Piqua Health Department and Upper Valley Medical Center partner to provide a full range of immunizations to children and adults. The Clinic, located at 821 Nicklin Avenue, (Nicklin Avenue Medical Office Building) is open for immunizations by appointment only. A nominal fee is charged for immunizations and no one is ever refused immunizations due to the inability to pay. Call the Piqua City Health Nurse at 778-2060 if you have any other questions.

City of Piqua 778-2009

State of Ohio 1-800-282-1780

School District Taxation (Administered by State of Ohio, not City of Piqua) 1-800-282-1780

(City Income Tax) 778-2009

Many departments have informational brochures on the programs and services they or other governmental agencies and organizations provide. Many departments also mail various information periodically. Also see Community Information.

The Piqua Health Department is responsible for mosquito control and nuisance complaints involving insects such as roaches.

(See also Community Information)

The Street Department maintains a "Leaf Pickup Hotline" with personnel available to update the public on location of area crews in picking up leaves and leaf bags.

The Flesh Public Library is operated by a board of directors independent of the City.

Property information is provided by Miami County Auditor’s Office in Troy.

The Piqua Health Department licenses and inspects trailer parks.

City maps, utilities maps, and other informative maps pertaining to the City of Piqua are available at a nominal cost at the Piqua City Engineering Department.

Contact the Utility Business Office if you have questions concerning your monthly meter readings, access to utility meters or other meter-related information. We offer a 24-hour automated phone line at 778-2000 to call in your monthly meter readings.  Office hours are: Monday - Friday, 8a.m. - 5p.m.

The Piqua Health Department licenses and inspects mobile food operations at festivals, street fairs, etc.

Always contact the City’s Electric System to review your construction plans before beginning any electrical work.

Contact the Police Department for applications for organizations or groups to receive permission to have loud sound amplification systems for special events or functions.

Public health nuisance complaints, such as insects, rodents, garbage, weeds and other unsanitary conditions are investigated by the Piqua Health Department.

Hours are weekdays from 8am until 5pm for most offices.  The Police Department is open Mon.–Thurs., 6:30a.m.-11:00p.m.; Fri., 6:30a.m.-6:00p.m.; Sat., closed; Sun., 3:30p.m.-11:00p.m.)

Copies of ordinances can be obtained through the City Manager’s Office or office of the Clerk of Commission. Copies of the City’s Code of Ordinances and the City Charter are also found at the Flesh Public Library, 124 W. Greene Street.

A parade permit application must be completed and approved by the City. The permit helps the City assist local groups with arrangements for an orderly parade. Copies of the application can be obtained at the office of the City Manager.

Call the Street Department to report missing or deteriorated markings.

The Health Department performs inspections and issues permits of new and altered plumbing. The department licenses all plumbers in the City.

• After School Program, Junior High

This is a program provided once a week during the school year at the Junior High School. The Piqua Police Department provides the program in cooperation with the Piqua City Schools, Miami County Juvenile Court and Juvenile Probation Department. This program provides students with time to complete homework, engage in organized sports activities, and learn positive lifestyle choices through a variety of programs and guest speakers.

• Auxiliary

The Department maintains an unarmed Auxiliary Police Unit to assist the sworn police officers in many of their more routine duties.

• Bicycle Licensing/Registration

Bicycle licenses are issued and bikes can be registered with the Police Department to aid the department in event of theft.

• Bicycle Safety Information and Presentations

This program helps educate groups about safe bicycle riding practices, bicycle equipment and component inspections and bicycle riding skills.

• Business Security Program See "Night Eyes" - page 25

• Careful Corners Safety Program

This is a general safety program provided to all kindergarten students during the first or second week of the school year. The Police Department provides specific instruction on street crossing safety, stranger awareness, and bicycle safety.

• Citizen Complaints

Citizens may call the Police Department to register a complaint regarding an officer or employee of the Police Department or inquire about how a situation was handled.

• Citizen Radar Program

Citizens may borrow a portable radar unit and monitor speed on their own street to assist the police department in determining where directed patrol resources should be assigned.

This program provides an opportunity for citizens to ride with and observe a patrol officer on duty to improve the public’s understanding of the police officer’s role in their community. Citizens must complete a "rider release agreement" and local record check to be eligible.

• Cops in Shops

This is a specialized operation in cooperation with local liquor permit holders to deter/detect juvenile or underage related alcohol violations.

• Crime Prevention Information and Presentations

Information and presentations are available about all aspects of crime prevention, including steps citizens can take to reduce the opportunity for a crime to occur.

• Crime Tips Phone Line

Call 615-8477 (local phone number) to report information (anonymously, if you wish) on crime.

Elementary Schools

Elementary D.A.R.E. is an educational program provided to 5th grade students by a sworn police officer that teaches methods of resisting peer pressure to use drugs or resorting to violence to solve problems. D.A.R.E. teaches appropriate lifestyle choices, decision making, peer pressure resistance, and positive self-esteem.

Junior High

Junior High D.A.R.E. is an educational program provided to 7th grade students by a sworn police officer that teaches methods of resisting peer pressure to use drugs or resorting to violence to solve problems. D.A.R.E. teaches appropriate lifestyle choices, decision making, peer pressure resistance, and positive self-esteem. This builds on the lessons students learned in the 5th Grade D.A.R.E Program.

High School

High School D.A.R.E. is an educational program provided to 9th grade students by a sworn police officer that teaches methods of resisting peer pressure to use drugs or resorting to violence to solve problems. D.A.R.E. teaches appropriate lifestyle choices, decision making, peer pressure resistance, and positive self-esteem. This builds on the lessons students learned in the 5th and 7th Grade D.A.R.E Programs.

• DUI Checkpoints and DUI Intervention Programs

The Department sponsors specialized operations for public information and education and DUI intervention. 

• Evidence and Property

Contact the department to inquire about or turn in lost property or recover found property.

• Fingerprinting for Civilians

Many jobs require employees to have a criminal record check conducted and fingerprints taken to meet job requirements. The Piqua Police Department provides this service for Piqua residents or persons who will be working in the city.

• Firearms Safety (See Operation Gunlock and Firearms Safety Presentations)

• Gang Resistance Education and Training (GREAT)

Junior High and High School

Similar in method to D.A.R.E., G.R.E.A.T. is a course of instruction to assist students in junior and senior high schools to resist peer pressure to join or participate in gang-related activity. School Resource Officers provide G.R.E.A.T. training to all 7th and 9th grade students during the school year.

• Gun Safety Program, Eddie Eagle Program

This nationally recognized educational program teaches children that guns are not toys and what steps children should take upon finding a gun. The program is provided to all 3rd grade students in Piqua City Schools as part of the regular school curriculum and can be presented to other ages and groups on request.

• Landlord/Tenant Workshops

The Department conducts workshops on conflict resolution, rights and laws.

• Narcotics Unit, Regional Narcotics Unit

Contact the Drug Investigator to provides CONFIDENTIAL information at 778-2022.

• National Night Out Against Crime

This is an annual event, usually occurring on the first Tuesday in August. National Night Out Against Crime provides an opportunity for the Police Department to meet with citizens in their neighborhoods to discuss crime prevention and personal safety.

• Night Eyes (business security program)

Patrol officers check businesses at night, note any security deficiencies, and leave a card to notify the business owner that the building has been checked.

• Operation Gunlock and Firearms Safety Presentation

Officers present classes on safe firearms storage and handling, and laws relative to firearms ownership and use. This program has also provided gunlocks to gun owners to aid in safe storage of guns.

• Operation Safe Child

The Piqua Police Department provides the parent with a current photo of their child along with a physical description. This program is offered several times annually in conjunction with special events such as "City Safety Days," open houses, health fairs, etc.

• Party Safety House

Call 1-800-949-1445 to report underage drinking at parties.

• Pen-Pal Program - 4th Grade Students

As part of the 4th grade language arts education program, police officers write to students in all 4th grade classes on a monthly basis to provide safety information and improve relationships with students.

• Personal Safety Information and Presentations

The Department sponsors programs to provide citizens with information on personal crime prevention, prevention of assaults, and methods of personal defense.

• Rape Aggression Defense Training Program 773-6626

The Department conducts training twice each year in conjunction with the Piqua Y.W.C.A. to train women of all ages on how to defend oneself against a potential rapist.

• Reports and Records, Copies of 

Copies of public records and reports for information, insurance, court or the prosecutor may be obtained at the Police Department.

• Requests for Directed Patrol, Traffic Problem Enforcement

Citizens can request additional patrols or attention to traffic, noise or other problems in neighborhoods.

During the school year, a sworn officer is assigned to the various elementary schools to provide instruction, assist school staff and administrators, and provide D.A.R.E and other classes to students.

• Resource Officer, Junior High School (Grades 7-8)

During the school year, a sworn officer is assigned to the junior high school to provide instruction, assist school staff and administrators, and provide D.A.R.E., G.R.E.A.T., and other classes to students.

• Resource Officer, High School (Grades 9-12)

During the school year, a sworn officer is assigned to the high school to provide instruction, assist school staff and administrators, and provide D.A.R.E., G.R.E.A.T., and other classes to students.

• Seat Belt Safety Program

This is a safety program provided by the Ohio Department of Public Safety through the Department to educate all 3rd grade students about the need to wear seat belts while riding in cars.

• Security Surveys (residential and commercial)

Crime prevention officers conduct a survey of your residence or business and make recommendations for improving security and crime prevention "target hardening."

• Firearms Safety see "Operation Gunlock and Firearms Safety Presentations"

• Speed Enforcement Programs (speed monitoring trailer)

The Department’s Speed Monitoring Trailer may be requested to be placed in your neighborhood free of charge.

• Tactical Response Team, Piqua-Sidney Regional 

This team is a full-service tactical response team that is trained and equipped to respond to and resolve dangerous situations requiring specialized knowledge, skills or equipment. The team is composed of Piqua and Sidney Police Officers and includes trained, experienced hostage negotiators. The TRT may also provide demonstrations or lectures concerning the need to have and maintain this highly skilled team, how the team operates, special operations, equipment and methods the team may utilize to resolve a situation.

Officers check residences daily while home- owners are on vacation.

• Solicitor Registration and Permits

Permits are issued to those who wish to conduct door-to-door business in Piqua.

• Voluntary Gun Registration Program

The Department offers a voluntary program to register firearms to provide records in the event of theft.

The Piqua electric system is monitored 24 hours/day, 365 days/year by skilled city technicians. Any service interruption or irregularity, short or long, should be reported immediately so that the appropriate personnel may be dispatched to make the required repairs.

A committee of volunteers publishes a quarterly community newsletter sent free to each household. The community newsletter is funded by the City, although the committee is made up of citizen volunteers. (See also "Community Information.")

The Piqua Health Department is responsible for enforcing all City Codes pertaining to the upkeep of residential and commercial properties (rentals or owner-occupied) including the BOCA/National Property Maintenance Code.

The local access television, Access Piqua Television Association (APTA), Piqua TV5, is operated through a volunteer committee of the Piqua Chamber of Commerce, funded jointly by the City and Chamber of Commerce. Volunteers for all types of jobs are welcome. (See also "Community Information.")

Call the Parks and Recreation Superintendent for information or to request a copy of the Department’s annual "Facility and Program Guide."

Contact the Human Resources Department for information or inquiries about a career as a Piqua police officer, Piqua firefighter/ paramedic, electric lineman, utility plant operator, accountant, or any position in the City of Piqua.

The City has a curbside recycling program for all city utility customers. Recyclable materials are picked up in a single plastic bin supplied by the City on the same day as one’s regular refuse. No sorting of materials is necessary under the City Program.

The Residence Pride Award is given by the City of Piqua and the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce in order to recognize those property owners who have made positive, impacting exterior improvements to their home and/or property.  For more information see Residence Pride Award.

Street or alley vacations are initiated by property owners adjacent to a portion of a street or alley they desire to abandon. For additional information contact the Planning & Zoning Department

The Health Department performs food sanitation and safety inspections of school buildings and cafeterias.

A variety of lighting options are available to meet the needs of the City’s residential, commercial and industrial electric customers. This service is provided at an added cost to the customer’s monthly bill.

There are small senior citizens centers and clubs operated throughout Piqua by churches and other organizations. Adult day care and Alzheimer’s patient care in Piqua is provided by several private agencies.

A 5% Senior Citizen discount on the electric, water and waste-water portion of your monthly utility bill is available for customers age 65 and above and who qualify within the income guidelines.

This allows seniors to purchase refuse bags in our office instead of paying the monthly refuse fee. (Recycling fee is additional.) Please contact the Utilities Business Office to sign up for these programs at 778-2000.

The Health Department inspects and issues permits for "on lot household sewage disposal systems."

The Health Department is responsible for reporting and follow up of sexually-transmitted diseases.

As part of the City’s street reconstruction projects, these costs are estimated by the Engineering Department (778-2044) and billed by the Finance Department (778-2065) with the unpaid costs being added to the property owners’ property taxes by the Miami County Auditor (332-6800).

The Engineering Department issues permits for the placement of sidewalk and/or curbing in the public right of way.

The Planning & Zoning Department issues permits for the placement of a sign of any type, free-standing, wall-mounted, off-premise, etc.

The Fire Department reviews all plans for building or remodeling a business to ensure that they meet the current fire safety codes.

During periods of significant snowfall, the City Manager may declare a Snow Emergency and require vehicles to be removed from designated streets to facilitate snow removal.

Call for dates and clean up schedule of your area by the Street and Sanitation Departments. An electronic "hotline" (778-2092) is available with twice daily recordings of the location of crews.

The Fire Department provides information and inspects sprinkler systems for all businesses that have or are installing sprinkler systems.

The City does not directly assist small business owners; however, the Upper Valley Joint Vocational School’s Small Business Development Center can provide individuals with numerous resources about starting a business.

Inquiries about street, storm sewer or drainage swale flooding.

The City provides street lighting at no additional cost to its residents. Contact the Piqua Municipal Power System to report any problems with residential street lights.

The City Engineering Department issues permits to temporarily close a portion of a city street or alley.

Permits are required in order to excavate in the paved area of a public right of way for any reason. Permits can be obtained at the City Street Department.

City streets are swept on a regular basis. Call the Street Department for the scheduled dates of sweeping in your area.

Call the Planning & Zoning Department for inquiries about permits, plan reviews, utilities or other questions.

Gift certificates (during Christmas season only) are available at the Parks & Recreation office, 635 Gordon Street (778-2085) and the Finance Department, 201 West Water Street. Otherwise, gift certificates may be purchased at the pool (773-7665) when it opens for the summer.

The Planning & Zoning Department issues permits for the placement of a residential pool, either above or in-ground.

The Health Department issues licenses and inspects all public swimming pools in Piqua.

The Health Department issues licenses and inspects tattoo and body piercing operations in Piqua.

Many jobs require an interim electrical service to facilitate completion of a construction project. Contact the City’s Power System to review the requirements for this type of service.

The Piqua Health Department licenses and inspects trailer (manufactured home) parks.

The Piqua Transit Service is operated for the City by the Community Action Council of Miami County. Hours of operation are: Monday-Friday 6a.m. - 6p.m. Vehicles are equipped to accommodate wheelchair bound passengers. Those who wish to be transported to Upper Valley Medical Center facilities at Dettmer should call the Piqua Transit Service to arrange for public transportation.  Transportation to the UVMC medical facilities runs during the normal hours of operation.  Questions pertaining to the City's public transit service can be addressed by contacting the Community Development Department at 778-2054.

Call the Engineering Department to report location of trees or tree limbs endangering the public safety.

The Piqua Municipal Power System trims trees to maintain safe and reliable operating distances from its high-voltage power lines. Tree concerns should be reported to the Municipal Power System.

Trucks over 6,000 gross pounds must obtain a parking permit to park on residential property. Such vehicles may park on state routes for no more than 72 hours per month. Permits are obtained through the City Police Department.

The Fire Department has been delegated authority by the State Fire Marshall’s Office in the matter of removing and installing fuel tanks. The Fire Department conducts all inspections and issues permits.

Underground Locations - Electric, Water and Sewer Service 778-2077

The City will locate and identify underground utilities owned by the City, including electric, steam, water and sewer lines.  Two working days advance notice is required.  OUPS must be called for a locate on all non-City utilities (1-800-362-2764).

Call Customer Service for information regarding charges or questions concerning your City utility bill. Office hours are: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Payment of utility bills may be mailed, deposited in our night deposit box or paid in person at the Utility Business Office, 201 West Water Street. Office Hours are: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. For ease and convenience, we offer BillPayer 2000 to automatically deduct your utility payment from your checking account. You may inquire about details of this safe and convenient program at the City’s Utility Business Office.

To apply for new utility services (electric, water, wastewater and refuse) or to change an existing account, contact the Utility Business Office, 201 West Water Street, for information and requirements. Office Hours are: Monday - Friday, 8a.m. - 5p.m.

The Health Department issues licenses and inspects all food vending machines in Piqua.

The Miami County Board of Elections has numerous places to register to vote including the Flesh Public Library, any public library in the County, and the branches of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. No documents are needed to register.

Call for sanitary sewer field locations, sanitary sewer main backups or unusual odors.

Call for water main field locations, water main or service leaks, water main taps for new services, water quality testing or questions, frozen meters or other general drinking water related inquiries.

The Fire Department provides information to companies that are looking to build, expand or improve their sprinkler systems.

New water services require the payment of a tap-in fee prior to the service being connected. The fee varies relative to the size of the service.

Call the City Health Department to obtain permits and for inspections of private water wells.

The Planning & Zoning Department issues permits for compliance with the zoning and site requirements of a parcel of land. A zoning permit will be required to obtain a building permit for new or commercial construction.