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
By Council Member Ken Suer This summer marked the 50th anniversary of our 4th of July parade and festival, a fine tradition and a great example of our community spirit. Over the past fifty years, much has changed, but much has also remained the same. Here are JUST A FEW examples: Fifty years ago, Montgomery … Continued
The City of Montgomery invites residents and community members to attend either of two upcoming Open Houses to learn about and provide feedback on a proposed expansion project for the Hopewell Cemetery Columbaria Project. Event Details Wednesday, August 13 or Thursday, August 21 Time: 5:00—7:00 p.m. Location: Montgomery City Hall, 10101 Montgomery Road The City … Continued
We are thrilled to announce the opening of a new playground at Dulle Park. It is now open and is the first of its type in the Cincinnati area! It is geared for adventurous kids ages 5-12. The outer ring of this new structure provides more challenging activities in a perpetually flowing loop of climbing … Continued
Montgomery City Council awarded the 2025 Service to the Community Grant to A Kid Again, Aves Theatre Boosters, and Evergreen Presbyterian Church. The Service to the Community Grant aims to support local nonprofits that provide beneficial services, projects, or events that engage or improve the quality of life for Montgomery residents. The City of Montgomery … Continued
The City of Montgomery Beautification and Tree Commission has awarded the spring 2025 Seasons of Beauty award to Todd and Colleen Valli. Their traditional home was a definite spring beauty this past April and May. The Valli residence was a standout beauty this season, despite the heavy rainfall this spring. The home was eye-catching and … Continued
By Council Member Craig Margolis If you were standing in front of Ferris’s Hardware Store back in 1975, you’d be witnessing the birth of a tradition. That summer, as part of the nation’s 1976 Bicentennial celebrations, Montgomery launched its very first Independence Day Parade—a homespun affair of patriotic floats, proud Scouts, spirited neighborhoods, and plenty … Continued
Montgomery City Council approved an ordinance allowing 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 similar to driving an automobile. We are aware … Continued
The Capstone Section of the Vintage Club was recently approved to construct a single-family (attached and detached) subdivision with twenty-four units. Twelve units will be a single-family brownstone type product with the other twelve structures serving as detached residential homes. The development would be located on the last remaining parcel of undeveloped land that is … Continued
By Council Member Catherine Mills-Reynolds School’s out, you’ve most likely already been hitting up the Montgomery Pool, and perhaps your children are even enrolled in some of the many summer camps and activities the city provides. Summer is certainly a great time to live in Montgomery. With so many activities, festivals and restaurants, it can … Continued
