Clean Sweep of the Great Miami River
May 10, 2008 from 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. Local volunteers will be cleaning up the Great Miami River on the morning of Saturday May 10, 2008. Numerous county agencies, municipalities, townships and companies are coordinating the cleanup on Butler County’s section of the river.
This is a great opportunity to get involved in your local community and help cleanup the Great Miami River. This event provides an organized, fun, and community service project for groups, of all sizes including schools, scouts, churches, and adult clubs and organizations. For more information contact MetroParks of Butler County (Chrisholm Historic Farmstead office) at 513-887-8136.


METROPARKS OF BUTLER COUNTY IS NOW TAKING ON-LINE RESERVATIONS!
TO RESERVE PICNIC SHELTERS OR PUBLIC-USE GROUP CAMPSITES SELECT THE "ON-LINE" RESERVATIONS BOX AT THE LEFT OF YOUR SCREEN. (Visitors must be 18 years of age or older to reserve a picnic shelter or campsite)
ATTENTION VISITORS:
The river access area located off Liberty-Fairfield Road will be closed indefinitely due to bridge construction.

MetroParks of Butler County is working with other state agencies to stop the spread of the emerald ash borer, an exotic insect that kills ash trees. Because this pest is extensively found in Michigan and in parts of Indian, Illinois and Ohio, the movement of firewood from these areas, into and out of Ohio has been banned. Due to this situation, MetroParks of Butler County will no longer allow firewood to be brought into the parks. Firewood must be purchased from MetroParks areas where campfires are permitted. To order firewood, please contact the Administrative Headquarters at (513) 867-5835 or toll free at 1-877-PARKFUN. For more information about the emerald ash borer (click here).
 
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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of MetroParks is to enhance the quality of life in Butler County by acquiring, establishing, and managing a system of regional natural-area parks to preserve, restore, and protect the land, water, wildlife, and cultural resources contained therein and to provide for their appropriate leisure-time use and enjoyment by the citizens.
For your convenience, MetroParks of Butler County now accepts Mastercard and Visa payments at select locations.
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