Join us for a Historic Walking Tour or visit the Wilder Swaim House In 1973, the National Trust for Historic Preservation established May as National Historic Preservation Month, and it is celebrated every year by cities, historical societies, preservation groups, and various civic organizations throughout the country. Founded in 1795 by settlers from Montgomery, New … Continued
The City of Montgomery is now accepting Service and Engagement Grant applications. This grant is open to all not-for-profit and local service organizations with innovative ideas and the skills to execute creative community projects that benefit or engage Montgomery residents. A maximum of $2,500 may be awarded to any one applicant. Past grant recipients include … Continued
The City of Montgomery Environmental Advisory Commission continues its recycling collection for January, including the collection of holiday decoration lights (stranded) and extension cords. On January 18, bring these items to the Public Works facility, 7315 Cornell Road, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for recycling. Support the City’s recycling efforts to reduce the amount … Continued
Don’t miss your chance to be part of the Montgomery Citizens’ Leadership Academy. Our 2025 class is filling up quickly, so if you want to join us, please apply now by scanning the QR Code. By joining MCLA, you will gain valuable insights into the inner workings of the City. The City sees MCLA as … Continued
The Montgomery Public Works Department will collect brush and limbs over five weeks starting on September 9. Each pick-up week is determined by the regular trash collection schedule. Please place brush at the curb on the Sunday evening of your collection week. Guidelines Any material placed curbside after the chipper crew passes will not be … Continued
Unlimited Yard Waste Collection ends on December 20, 2024. As weekly curbside unlimited yard waste collection winds down and is completed on December 20, the holiday greenery collection will begin on Saturday, January 4, and will include any remaining yard waste. Christmas trees, wreaths, and swags can be placed at the curb along with yard waste. … Continued
Council Message by Mike Cappel Once I became involved with Montgomery as a volunteer and later as a Council Member, I began to meet inspirational people and businesses everywhere. Perhaps I didn’t recognize inspiration, but I found the Inspired within the ranks of Montgomery volunteers, staff, council and later in other communities, politicians and even … Continued
Council Message by Vice Mayor Lee Ann Bissmeyer As I write this article in early April for May, I’m looking out the window at the rain with snow in the forecast for this weekend. I can’t help but liken the similarities of the unpredictable Montgomery weather we are accustomed to with the seemingly never-ending changes … Continued
The Planning Commission approved a Final Development Site Plan to construct an additional story onto the 300 Tower of the main hospital. The approximate 33,000 square foot floor will provide 44 private patient rooms designed to meet updated standards for patient and family accommodations related to Oncology Med-Surgical Care. The construction will require the temporary … Continued
It’s a Montgomery tradition to honor our veterans. During the Blue Ash Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Concert on July 3, veterans will be recognized for their service. In addition, up to three veterans will be honored during opening remarks as the mayor reads about their lives. If you are a veteran or know of a veteran … Continued
