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
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
A first-of-its-kind seed library is open in Montgomery at Swaim Park. Coinciding with Arbor Day, the free library is open just in time to begin your spring plantings. So, what is a seed library? A seed library is similar to a neighborhood lending library, a place where people can bring and take seeds throughout several … Continued
Montgomery Monument to Begin Construction Construction of the Montgomery Monument, located in the center of the Montgomery Road and Cross County Highway roundabout, will begin this month! This monument and the associated landscaping will significantly enhance this important gateway into our community. The City has entered into a construction-manager-at-risk agreement with Brandicorp LLC to manage … Continued
“Montgomery – Always Moving Forward” By Chris Dobrozsi HAPPY SPRING! The City of Montgomery is truly a special community, and I am honored and humbled to be serving in my 16th year on City Council. I am blessed to serve with my other Council Members and with the incredible staff, serving the residents of the … Continued
Beautification and Tree Commission Enhancing Tornado Memorial Montgomery’s Beautification and Tree Commission and Public Works has committed to beautifying one of the City’s tornado memorials located on the property at Sycamore High school. In late April, to coincide with Arbor Day, the commission will have plantings of native trees and shrubbery placed around the memorial … Continued
