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Butler County Finance Authority plans new downtown office in Middletown

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The Butler County Finance Authority is planning to open a new office in downtown Middletown in early 2027, utilizing a 2,500-3,000 square foot space in the former CG&E and Cincinnati State building at 1 N. Main St. The authority is finalizing a lease with the city of Middletown, which owns the building. The authority intends to continue renting its current space in downtown Hamilton while the move is finalized.

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The move is part of broader downtown redevelopment efforts in Middletown, which includes a $32 million redevelopment of the former Manchester Inn and Sonshine building site, a $6 million downtown park, and a $15 million redevelopment fund. The city of Middletown expects the authority's presence to increase foot traffic and support local businesses.

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Who's involved

  • Butler CountyCounty involved in the overall $53 million downtown redevelopment effort.
  • MiddletownCity where the new office will be located and which owns the building.

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