By Vice Mayor Sasha Naiman May is a beautiful month in Montgomery. The flowers blossom, neighbors gather, and our parks fill with life. It’s a time of renewed energy, of growth—and a perfect moment to reflect on the kind of community we’re striving to be. What’s in bloom for you today? What seeds are you … Continued
The Montgomery Citizens’ Leadership Academy (MCLA) has completed another class with 24 people graduating as engaged citizens. The City of Montgomery developed MCLA in 2008 and has since graduated more than 400 people through this popular program that turns residents into active and engaged citizens. At the heart of the MCLA program is a community-driven … Continued
Smashing the Stigma May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it serves as a crucial period for individuals, communities, and organizations to come together in support of mental well-being. Established in 1949 by Mental Health America (MHA), this month-long observance aims to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and promote mental health resources for individuals struggling with … Continued
Do you know of someone who has demonstrated exceptional service, dedication, and commitment to our community? We invite our community to share their nominations for the individual they believe should serve as the Grand Marshal for our Independence Day Hometown Parade! Selection Criteria Nominee will be selected based on their contributions and impact to Montgomery. … Continued
Montgomery City Council is considering an ordinance to allow approved low-speed vehicles, primarily golf carts, on City Streets with speed limits of 35 mph or lower. While the move aims to increase mobility options for residents, it requires drivers to adhere to specific regulations, traffic laws, and other responsibilities such as valid insurance. To operate … Continued
Safety Village is a one-week summer safety camp for children 5 or 6 years old who are entering kindergarten in the fall. Students will learn basic pedestrian and traffic safety rules, personal safety, school bus, and fire safety. Safety Village is held at Montgomery Elementary in three one-week sessions. June 9-13: 9:00 a.m. – noon … Continued
The City of Montgomery proudly welcomes our new mechanic, Ryan Fife, to our staff. He works in our Public Works Department and maintains our vehicles. Ryan attended Nashville Auto Diesel College and gained experience while working at Cummins Bridgeway, Greater Dayton RTA, and the City of Kettering. “I look forward to building a great vehicle … Continued
Beginning Monday, March 3, weekly yard waste collection will resume at no charge for all one and two-family residential homes. The program limits collection to three bags, cans, or bundles at each residence (or one 90-gallon yard waste toter). Additional bags, cans, or bundles require one $4.00 Rumpke waste sticker per item. Additional 90-gallon toters … Continued
By Mayor Ron Messer It’s that time of year when our personal attention turns to paying off holiday debts, covering price increases, and paying taxes. The topic of taxes was one of the four most mentioned concerns in our last resident survey. And, on the national level, there’s the frequent news about our Federal government’s … Continued
We’re extending a warm invitation to all Montgomery families to join us in spreading kindness through volunteering. Engage your entire family in the Montgomery Family Challenge. The more your family volunteers, the more raffle tickets you’ll receive for our family pass to the Montgomery Community Pool Drawing. Here’s how to play Complete 4 challenges = … Continued
