Middletown Cybersecurity Attack Shuts Down City Services: What Residents Need to Know
Middletown, Ohio faces major city service disruptions after a cybersecurity incident, affecting police records, utility billing, income tax, and health department functions.
City staff are working with local, state, and federal agencies to restore services as soon as possible. In-person services at the Middletown City Building remain closed, but residents can still pay utility bills online via InvoiceCloud. No utilities will be shut off for non-payment during this closure.
911 emergency services continue without interruption. For non-emergency concerns, call (513)-425-7701. The Middletown Municipal Court is operating on its normal schedule; court appointments should still be kept.
The City Council meeting on August 19 will be recorded for later viewing, as live streaming is unavailable. Stay tuned for updates as Middletown officials monitor and resolve the ongoing situation.
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