Even government buildings are grouped collectively, with city hall and Stow's services building sharing a 50-acre campus downtown next to the post office. Stow is filled with great service organizations and there's a good partnership between the city and these organizations. They help make the city a better place and they're always raising funds to improve our community. It is this strong sense of order that allows Stow to maintain its brisk economic development while still appealing to citizens who long for a scenic, uncongested neighborhood system. The past 10 years have continued to bring construction of single family home developments with a wide range of pricing.
Property taxes are the fourth lowest in Summit County.
City officials estimate there's room for almost 8,000 more dwelling units. The city has an active spirit with many of its residents volunteering on boards and committees, as well as service organizations. There is a partnership between groups and government to continually better the quality of life for Stowites. Eight years ago nearly 1,500 people volunteered time, money and materials to build an 11,000 sq. Each July the community celebrates its heritage with an extended Pride in Stow Festival that includes a Rib Burn-Off, community breakfast, concert, scholarship run, 4th of July parade, and car show.