Congratulations Montgomery residents! In 2020, we diverted 2,022.14 tons of metal, glass, plastic, paper, and yard trimmings. Residents saved resources, conserved energy, and reduced pollution by recycling. The recycling efforts in Montgomery: Conserved enough energy to power every home in Montgomery for 19.57 days. Reduced more air pollution than if every household in Montgomery rode … Continued
Council Message by Ron Messer On Sunday, February 21st, I was pleasantly surprised when I got a call from Mayor Dobrozsi informing me that I was selected to fill the open seat on City Council and would be sworn in on March 3rd. I was also excited to start this new learning experience in the … Continued
Amy Frederick was recently selected as the Communications and Engagement Coordinator and the newest member of the City of Montgomery. Amy has worked in broadcasting for 20 years. She started her career in 1997 at WXIX-TV in Cincinnati, producing FOX19 in the Morning. In 2004, she moved to Cox Media Group in Dayton, Ohio. While … Continued
The City of Montgomery is proud to announce a partnership with Cincinnati Bell to realize a “Smart City” vision and bring free public Wi-Fi to the lodges and surrounding area at Swaim and Dulle Parks, and the central business district from the Main Street and Montgomery Road split north past Remington Road. Future plans include … Continued
This year the Montgomery Police Department added the latest tool in bike patrol technology with the addition of an E-Bike or electric bike. All bike patrol officers are specially trained through a rigorous International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) training which focuses on police officer usage of bicycles to assist with various patrol responsibilities. An … Continued
Council Message by Ken Suer The past 25 years in Montgomery produced a lot of changes. The next 25 years will no doubt be quite eventful as well. Here are a FEW of the things I have seen since 1995: 1995 – The City’s Bicentennial, groundbreaking for Ohio National building, new Surgical wing at Bethesda … Continued
When mowing your grass near the street, please be careful not to blow the cut clippings into the roadway. This causes a serious safety hazard for runners and bicyclists as the clippings can be very slippery. Furthermore, the clippings will eventually wash into the city’s storm drain system, where it can cause backups and blockages. … Continued
I hope that everyone has enjoyed the spring season thus far with the colorful flowers, birds singing, and the sweet smells of the season. The past 16 months have certainly been a challenge, and I hope these simple pleasures have brought as much joy to your family as they have to mine as we look … Continued
The City proudly inducted Jim Matre, Vince Dong, Claire Hounchell, Nancy Jones, Darla Hall, Mark Laskovics, and Barbara Steinebrey into the Volunteer Walk of Fame Wednesday evening. Each volunteer completed 250 hours of volunteer work and received a brick with their name on it at Montgomery Park. Thank you for your service! For volunteer opportunities: … Continued
Enjoy the Montgomery History Explorer program together as a family. The FREE program includes a workbook for ages 6 and up. The Workbook provides participants with a variety of fun activities that will engage them in learning about local Montgomery Landmarks. Download a workbook online or pick one up at City Hall. History Explorer Workbook … Continued
