Author: afrederick@montgomeryohio.org
The City awarded the 2024 street resurfacing program to John R. Jurgensen Company. This year’s program includes 4.6 centerline miles of public roadway. The following streets will be completed: Shadowhill Way (Windhaven Court to Lakewater Drive) Lakewater Drive Valleystream Drive Deerfield Road (Montgomery Road to Hartford Hill Lane) Hartford Hill Lane Kenilworth Lane Huntersknoll Court … Continued
Own a small piece of Montgomery History The City of Montgomery is offering residents a chance to buy old street signs. The signs are only sold at City Hall starting Monday, April 15. The signs, which come in various sizes, are sold as is and on a first-come, first-served basis. The conditions range from good … Continued
The 2023 Landmark Ornament features the Johnson Murdough Building. The red building, which is located at 9429 Montgomery Road, was built around 1890. One ornament is $8 or two ornaments for $15. The ornaments are for sale at City Hall at 10101 Montgomery Road
You can now recycle more material than ever before! As part of Rumpke’s ongoing commitment to ensure their customers can recycle the most material possible – they are once again growing their acceptable items list by implementing the Hefty ReNew™ program in Greater Cincinnati. People who … Continued
September is National Preparedness Month. In this edition, we will look at things to prepare for during a Power Outage. Take an inventory now of the items you need that rely on electricity. Make backup plans, including relocation plans, if you have medical equipment or assistive technology devices that are dependent on power for life-sustaining … Continued
SIMPLE TIPS TO PREVENT A FALL Simple changes can be made in and around your home to help prevent falls and eliminate tripping hazards. Here are 10 suggestions. Remove scatter rugs Remove throw rugs throughout the home that are easy to trip over. Make sure it has a no-slip bottom. Declutter When you’ve lived in … Continued
With the first day of school quickly approaching, we need to begin thinking about the safety of our children as they venture back to school. According to the American School Bus Council, students are 70 times more likely to get to school safely if they take the school bus instead of traveling by car. That’s … Continued
Council Message by Chris Dobrozsi As July 2022 comes to a close, I would like to look back at one of my favorite months for community-building events in this special place – the City of Montgomery. July brought us together to share what we have in common – a love for this City and a … Continued