Located in Montgomery County, Ohio, is the lovely city of Vandalia. A surburban community of Dayton, Vandalia is situated adjacent to the Dayton International Airport and is just a short 10 mile drive south to the downtown core of Dayton. The city has a total population of approximately 16,000 people.

Vandalia was founded in 1838 by Benjamin Wilhelm. It was incorporated in 1848 and became a city in 1960. It is said that Vandalia was named by a group of westward-bound settlers who stopped, due to bad weather and bad times. The settlers, heading for Vandalia, Illinois, gave the area the same name as their original destination. Due to its location at the crossroads of what is now Dixie Drive (US 25) and National Road (US 40), Vandelia has been given the nickname, Crossroads of America.

With its strategic location in middle America and accessibility by all modes of transportation, many businesses are finding Valencia to be the perfect home. Valencia further provides generous tax incentives to attract and retain local industry.

If you are one of the many people thinking about relocating to Ohio’s Miami Valley, Vandalia offers an appealing combination of superior schools and municipal services, modest tax rates as well as a variety of new and existing residential neighborhoods.