Loveland Public RecordsOhio

Loveland, Clermont County, OH, is served by several nearby hospitals, including Mercy Health – Clermont Hospital (approx. 15 miles away) and TriHealth Bethesda North Hospital (13 miles). Local care includes small clinics like Mercy Health—Loveland Primary Care. Over 90% of residents have health insurance, with a majority privately insured. The population is predominantly White (over 90%), with a median age of 40. Common health issues reflect national trends, such as hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. The area has an average of 2.7 primary care physicians per 10,000 residents, indicating good healthcare access relative to state averages.

In Loveland, Clermont County, OH, most residents commute by car, with approximately 86% driving alone and 7% carpooling, while public transit usage is below 1%. The average commute time is about 28 minutes. Nearly 97% of households own at least one vehicle. The city’s transportation infrastructure centers around U.S. Route 48 and State Route 126, with limited public transportation options. Major employment hubs include Cincinnati (about 17 miles away) and the nearby Loveland-Madeira business district, influencing commuting trends toward regional job centers.

Loveland City, Clermont County, OH, has a population of approximately 13,100 (2022). The median age is about 40 years. Females make up around 52% and males 48%. Racially, Loveland is predominantly White (about 91%), with African Americans at 2%, Asians 2%, and Hispanics or Latinos nearly 2%. Other races and multiracial individuals comprise the remainder. The population reflects a relatively balanced age and gender distribution, with increasing diversity in recent years.

Loveland, Clermont County, OH, features a homeownership rate of around 79%, with median home values near $312,000 (as of early 2024), up 6% year-over-year. The average monthly rent is approximately $1,450. Housing primarily consists of single-family homes, with some apartments and townhouses. Distinct neighborhoods include downtown Loveland, Brandywine, and Claiborne. Property taxes average about 1.5% of market value. The market is characterized by steady appreciation, low inventory, and strong demand, making Loveland attractive for both buyers and renters.

Loveland city in Clermont County, OH, is served mainly by Loveland City School District, featuring Loveland High School with a graduation rate of 97% and average SAT scores above 1150. The district operates 6 schools, and 54% of residents hold at least a bachelor’s degree. School safety is rated 8/10, supported by security programs. The city offers adult education through nearby Cincinnati State and Great Oaks campuses. Educational programs include STEM, advanced placement, and gifted education, making Loveland schools highly rated for academic excellence.