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Planting Flowers

Building a Greener, Resilient Montgomery Together

December 2, 2025

Chris Dobrozsi

Thank You for Allowing Me to Serve You

Posted on November 1, 2025

By Council Member Chris Dobrozsi As I sit here writing my final Council article, a host of emotions are running through my mind, but most prevalent are the feelings of being honored and humbled as I look back on 25 years of serving the residents of the City – 16 years on Council (6 years...
Montgomery Food Share Logo

Help Feed Families

Posted on October 28, 2025

The holidays are always a time of giving. The Montgomery Food Share program makes it easy to provide meals to families in need throughout the entire year. The Montgomery Food Share was started in 2013 by Wendy New and her neighbors in the Montgomery Woods subdivision. It’s easy to get involved: Sign up as a...
Snider-Crain House Ornament

The Historic Landmark Ornament Program Returns

Posted on October 28, 2025

The historic landmark ornament program has returned, featuring the Snider-Crain House c.1818 for 2025. This two-story frame house was built by John Snider, who was the son of Cornelius Snider, one of the founders of Montgomery. For over a century, the Snider and Crain families were owners and occupants of this landmark. The building was...
Jimmy Ekstedt

Montgomery Welcomes New Recreation Specialist

Posted on October 28, 2025

The City of Montgomery is proud to welcome Jimmy Ekstedt as our new Recreation Specialist. Jimmy’s previous experience includes six years of working with youth and adult groups at YMCA Camp Kern, including as the Ranger’s Apprentice Program Leader, Outdoor Educator, and Leadership and Conferencing Facilitator. From 2021 to 2023, Jimmy was an Aquatic Biologist...
Bastille Day 2019 Balbina Maniet Matthew Vanderhort Marcallene Shockey

Get to Know the Montgomery Sister Cities Commission

Posted on October 27, 2025

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...
2025 Top Workplace Celebration

Montgomery Named Top Workplace

Posted on October 3, 2025

We’re proud to share that the City of Montgomery has been named a Top Workplace 2025 by the Cincinnati Enquirer for a seventh consecutive year. “What makes this recognition so meaningful is that it’s based entirely on feedback from the staff,” said Mayor Ron Messer. “I want to thank every member of our staff who...
Lee Ann Bissmeyer

Montgomery is Building a Future

Posted on October 1, 2025

By Council Member Lee Ann Bissmeyer I’ve been fielding many questions about the structure at the center of the roundabout by Montgomery Quarter, as well as inquiries about when the lanes around it will reopen and traffic will resume. Hopefully, by the time this gets to your door, construction will be nearing completion, and traffic...
2025 MCLA Graduation

Deadline to Apply for MCLA is Coming Up

Posted on September 26, 2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH4V6L_913k Joining the Montgomery Citizens’ Leadership Academy (MCLA) is a powerful way to deepen your connection to the community and gain insider knowledge about how Montgomery operates. We have a few spots left for this important class. Here’s why it’s worth your time: Behind-the-Scenes Access: An insider’s view of City Hall, Montgomery Safety Center, Public...
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Here are the First 4 Steps to Start Recycling Responsibly

Posted on September 11, 2025

By Donna Schwartz, EAC MEMBER Recycling facilities, while not equipped for manufacturing, play a crucial role in our community’s recycling efforts. Their purpose is to sort recyclables and process them for easy transportation. Manufacturers pay for these reformed materials, which they use to create sellable products. However, when non-recyclable materials arrive at the recycling facility,...
Montgomery's Moment

Montgomery Adopts “Montgomery’s Moment” Comprehensive Plan

Posted on September 10, 2025

The City of Montgomery has officially adopted its new long-range vision, Montgomery’s Moment Comprehensive Plan, marking a significant milestone in the city’s community development efforts. The plan, shaped by extensive public engagement and strategic analysis, outlines a forward-thinking framework to guide growth, redevelopment, and enhancements to the quality of life across the city. Launched during...
Summer 2025 Seasons of Beauty Winner

Summer 2025 Seasons of Beauty Award Winner

Posted on September 8, 2025

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...
Vintage Club Final Phase - The Capstone District

Vintage Club Unveils Final Phase 12: The Capstone District

Posted on September 2, 2025

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...
Ron Messer

Is Montgomery an A+?

Posted on September 1, 2025

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...
Mike Downey cleaning headstones in Hopewell Cemetery

The City Thanks Michael Downey for Honoring Veterans at Hopewell Cemetery

Posted on August 20, 2025

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...
Political Divide

Braver Angels Bridging the Political Divide Workshops

Posted on August 6, 2025

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...
Officer Dylan Ballauer

Montgomery Welcomes New Police Officer

Posted on August 4, 2025

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...
Officer Scott Bierer

Officer Scott Bierer Promoted to Sergeant

Posted on August 2, 2025

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...
Ken Suer

Time Marches On

Posted on August 1, 2025

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...
Open House Columbaria Rendering

You’re Invited: Community Open Houses on the Proposed Hopewell Cemetery Columbaria Expansion Project

Posted on July 24, 2025

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...
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