Bellbrook, Ohio is in Greene County. The community was settled in 1816, and named for Stephen Bell, who helped to plat what is now known as the old village area. The second part of the city’s name is in reference to the many local waterways, which include Sugar Creek, Little Sugar Creek, and the Little Miami River. The city grew through the annexation of areas within Sugarcreek Township, which is itself headquartered in Bellbrook.
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Members of Lions International, the local club has served the City of Bellbrook and Sugarcreek Township since 1946. Featured is a club history, calendar, and overview of community projects, along with membership information.
http://www.bellbrooklions.org/
Serving the City of Bellbrook and Sugarcreek Township, the public school system operates Stephen Bell Elementary School, Bell Creek Intermediate School, Bellbrook Middle School, and Bellbrook High School, each of which are located in Bellbrook, Ohio. The district offices and each of the school campuses are highlighted.
http://www.sugarcreek.k12.oh.us/
Settled in 1816, Bellbrook became a city in 1974 after annexing a large portion of western Sugarcreek Township. The city’s official web site features an overview and contacts for municipal officials and departments, including a city council schedule, video and other resources.
http://www.cityofbellbrook.org/
Associated with the Boy Scouts of America youth organization, the Bellbrook, Ohio pack meets at various locations, and according to a schedule that is posted here, along with an overview of the organization, contacts, and a member login.
http://bellbrookpack3.scoutlander.com/
Located in the southwest corner of Greene County, and on the southeastern fringe of the urbanized area surrounding Dayton, the township is headquartered in Bellbrook, Ohio. Its elected officials and administrative staff are introduced, and a township history is related.
http://www.sugarcreektownship.com/
