Civic centers in Fairfield, Ohio

Welcome to the Fairfield Municipal Building, the central hub for civic administration and community services in Fairfield, Ohio. Conveniently located at 5350 Pleasant Avenue, our facility is dedicated to serving the needs of residents, businesses, and visitors alike. The Fairfield Municipal Building houses various city departments, providing essential services such as permits, licensing, public records, and more. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is committed to delivering exceptional service and fostering a welcoming environment for all. Whether you're seeking information, attending a city council meeting, or simply exploring our vibrant community, the Fairfield Municipal Building is here to support and guide you. Visit us today to experience the heart of Fairfield's local government and community engagement.

Welcome to Fairfield Ave & Kinney Ave Transit Station, your convenient gateway to seamless travel in Cincinnati, Ohio. Ideally situated in the vibrant 45207 area, our station serves as a vital hub for commuters and travelers alike. Whether you're heading to work, exploring the city, or connecting with friends, our station offers easy access to a variety of transit options designed to fit your schedule. With well-maintained facilities and clear signage, we strive to provide a safe and efficient travel experience for all passengers. At Fairfield Ave & Kinney Ave, your journey is our priority. Come and discover the convenience and connectivity that our transit station has to offer.

Welcome to the practice of Faiz Khaja, M.D., a dedicated Retina Specialist providing hope and exceptional care to those facing vision challenges. Located at 12124 Sheraton Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio, our practice specializes in treating retina conditions associated with diabetes, macular degeneration, accidents and injuries, cataracts, and other vision-threatening issues. Dr. Faiz Khaja, a compassionate and skilled ophthalmologist, is committed to preserving and enhancing your vision using both traditional methods and the latest technologies. A Cincinnati native and Fairfield High School graduate, Dr. Khaja pursued his medical education at Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED), followed by training in Internal Medicine at Good Samaritan Hospital, a Residency at the University of Cincinnati, and a Fellowship in Vitreoretinal Disease at Koch Eye Associates.