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✓ Ohio SB 150 Statewide CoverageAny Ohio MFSO license — including one issued by this county's health district — is valid in all 88 Ohio counties. You do not need to buy a separate license for each county you operate in.

Clermont County Ohio Permit Overview

Clermont County — east of Cincinnati, covering Batavia, Milford, Amelia, and Loveland — is served by Clermont County Public Health. It borders Hamilton County to the west, making it a natural base for operators who want Cincinnati access without dealing with the higher-traffic Hamilton County application process.

FieldDetails
AgencyClermont County Public Health
Phone(513) 732-7499
Address2275 Bauer Road, Batavia, OH 45103
Websiteccphohio.org
License ExpiryMarch 1 annually
Key CitiesBatavia, Milford, Amelia, Loveland, Bethel

Milford & Loveland Corridor

The Little Miami River corridor — including Milford and Loveland — has a growing outdoor recreation and craft beverage scene that pairs well with food trucks. Several craft breweries and distilleries in Clermont County welcome food truck operators as regular vendors. Private property agreements with these businesses are often the most reliable operating model in Clermont County, avoiding public right-of-way ordinance complexity.

Milford has a walkable downtown along Main Street; Loveland's bike trail corridor generates strong foot traffic in warm months. Neither city has a published food truck ordinance restricting operations beyond the standard MFSO health license requirement.

💡 Which Ohio County Should I Get Licensed In?Choose the health district closest to your primary operating area. Since SB 150 makes your license statewide, the decision is mainly about application convenience — pick the health district you can most easily visit for your pre-license inspection.

Cross-State Operations: Ohio to Kentucky

Your Ohio MFSO does not cover Kentucky. To operate across the Ohio River in Northern Kentucky, you need a separate Kentucky MFU permit from NKY Health. See our cross-state operations guide for the full process and cost breakdown.

Disclaimer: Permit requirements and fees change. Verify with the relevant Ohio health district before applying. Not legal advice.