BEAVERCREEK FACTS AND STATISTICS
• Immediately adjacent to Wright Patterson Air Force Base - the largest, most diverse and
organizationally complex base in the United States Air Force, employing over 27,000 Airmen,
civilian and contractor employees. It is the largest single site employer in Ohio.
• Immediately adjacent to Wright State University with approximately 2,375 faculty and staff.
Student enrollment stands at over 18,400.
• Almost equidistant (60 miles) from Columbus and Cincinnati
• Well served by connecting Interstate Highways I-70 (East & West), I-75 (North & South),
I-675, a diagonal connector passing through the heart of Beavercreek, and I-71 connecting
Cincinnati and Columbus
• Served by Greene County (General Aviation) Airport, with a 4,500 foot runway.
• Low unemployment rate
• High median family income of $89,718 estimated for 2009 by the U.S. Census Bureau.
• Population Estimate – 45193, 2010 census (was 37,984 in 2000 Census)
• No City Income Tax
• Good local schools including Pre-school through College and University levels
• Technical labor availability
• Access to market
• Cultural Activities
• Good suburban sites for aerospace programs, engineering support services with immediate
access to Wright Patterson Air Force Base market
• Cultural and Recreational Advantages:
• Major League Baseball (Reds) - Cincinnati
• Football NFL Football (Bengals) - Cincinnati
• Class A Baseball (Dragons) - Dayton
• Professional Central League Hockey Team (Gems) - Dayton
• Art Museum - Dayton - 15 minutes
• Variety - Kings Island - 40 minutes
• National Museum of the United States Air Force - 5 minutes
• Sporting Fields for youth and adult sports activities: soccer, baseball, T-ball, volleyball,
football, basketball, skate-boarding
• Many miles of bike trails and bike paths in Greene County and Montgomery County
• Wright State University’s Ervin J. Nutter Center - entertainment and sports complex
(seats 11,000)
• A 7,078 yard Fuzzy Zoeller signature designed municipal golf course & club house
• Country Club of the North, a 457 acre Jack Nicholas designed golf course and golf club
• The Mall at Fairfield Commons, a 1.2 million square foot, two-level enclosed mall