Category: City News

Summer 2025 Seasons of Beauty Award Winner

The City of Montgomery Beautification and Tree Commission has awarded the summer 2025 Seasons of Beauty award to David and Cheryl Bernstein. The home’s striking front yard was bursting with bright blooms and glowing greens, even during our dry and humid summer. On top of the hillside sits this beautiful brick, traditional home with five … Continued

Vintage Club Unveils Final Phase 12: The Capstone District

The final phase of The Vintage Club development, The Capstone District, has recently been approved by the Planning Commission. This thoughtfully designed residential area will bring 24 new homes to the southern hillside behind the Christ Hospital Outpatient Center. The Capstone District continues the Vintage Club’s commitment to pedestrian-friendly design, with homes that engage the … Continued

Is Montgomery an A+?

By Mayor Ron Messer Earning an A+ is a significant milestone, whether in school, business, government, charity, or other areas. It acknowledges competence and achievement in fulfilling purpose and mission. One of the most respected rating agencies for communities nationally has given Montgomery an A+ again this year. For perspective, less than 1% of all … Continued

Get to Know the Montgomery Sister Cities Commission

Montgomery’s Sister Cities Commission is looking for two people to bring their time and energy to our Commission. The Commission sponsors and helps plan Bastille Day, Independence Day, and our new event Soirée en Rosé. The Commission meets on the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall, 10101 Montgomery Road. No … Continued

Register Now for the Montgomery Citizens’ Leadership Academy

The Montgomery Citizens’ Leadership Academy is a unique class that offers participants a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into the City of Montgomery and its stakeholders. The class features 10 interactive sessions at different locations including the Safety Center, Public Works, City Hall, Sycamore Schools, Twin Lakes, and Bethesda North Hospital. MCLA begins Thursday, January 8, at … Continued

City to conduct limited fall curbside brush pick-up

The Montgomery Public Works Department will collect brush and limbs over five weeks starting on September 8. 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

The City Thanks Michael Downey for Honoring Veterans at Hopewell Cemetery

The City extends its heartfelt gratitude to Michael Downey, a proud member of American Legion Post 630 and a U.S. Coast Guard veteran, for his recent volunteer work at Hopewell Cemetery. On Monday, July 28, and Tuesday, July 29, Michael traveled from his home in Michigan to Montgomery to clean the headstones of veterans laid … Continued

Braver Angels Bridging the Political Divide Workshops

Wouldn’t it be nice to get along with family and friends again? In our increasingly polarized world, fostering understanding and respectful dialogue is more important than ever. Along with Braver Angels, the City of Montgomery is hosting a series of workshops to help depolarize the political divide we face daily at work, with friends, and … Continued

Montgomery Welcomes New Police Officer

The City of Montgomery is proud to welcome Officer Dylan Ballauer to our police department. Dylan previously served as a police officer for three years with the City of Hamilton. He was a Field Training Officer and an Active Threat Response Instructor, certified through the Ohio Tactical Officers Association (OTOA). We asked Dylan why he … Continued

Officer Scott Bierer Promoted to Sergeant

Police Officer Scott Bierer was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant with the Montgomery Police Department. Scott has worked for the City of Montgomery for nine years. Before coming to Montgomery, Scott served as a State Trooper for 16 years and previously worked for the Hamilton County General Health District. “I like being a … Continued

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