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Join Us for a Historic Walking Tour to Celebrate National Historic Preservation Month

April 26, 2024

AED Donation

City Received AED Donation for Swaim Park

Posted on April 26, 2024

The City of Montgomery would like to thank the Realtors with Heart and Project Heart ReStart. REALTORS with Heart, a committee of the REALTOR Alliance of Greater Cincinnati, donated an Automated External Defibrillator or AED to Swaim Park. The Realtors with Heart’s mission is to make Greater Cincinnati more heart-safe through CPR/AED Training, AED Placement,...
This Is Our Moment

Montgomery’s Moment – Our Future is Bright!

Posted on April 2, 2024

The Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee has continued to actively meet to incorporate public comments from last winter regarding development opportunities. From a future policy perspective, the preliminary conclusions revolve around 1) Enhancing Montgomery Road’s Corridor Character, 2) Support Strategic Growth in Key Places, 3) Expand Housing Options, 4) Increase Safe Walkable/Bikeable Travel and 5) Foster...
Chris Dobrozsi

Leading in Mental Health Awareness

Posted on April 1, 2024

Council Message by Council Member Chris Dobrozse Happy Spring 2024 to all. I hope everyone had a wonderful winter season and you were able to enjoy the few snow events we had – nothing is more beautiful than pure white snow blanketing the barren trees and landscape. With April upon us, my family and I...
Safety Village 2023

Safety Village

Posted on April 1, 2024

Safety Village is a one-week summer safety camp for children 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 3-7: 9:00 a.m. - noon or 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. June 10-14:...
Workers resurfacing a street

Street Resurfacing Program Begins This Spring

Posted on March 26, 2024

The City awarded the 2024 street resurfacing program to John R. Jurgensen Company.  This year’s program includes 4.6 centerline miles of public roadway.  The following streets will be completed: Shadowhill Way (Windhaven Court to Lakewater Drive) Lakewater Drive Valleystream Drive Deerfield Road (Montgomery Road to Hartford Hill Lane) Hartford Hill Lane Kenilworth Lane Huntersknoll Court...

Montgomery Street Sign Sale

Posted on March 22, 2024

Own a small piece of Montgomery History The City of Montgomery is offering residents a chance to buy old street signs. The signs are only sold at City Hall starting Monday, April 15. The signs, which come in various sizes, are sold as is and on a first-come, first-served basis. The conditions range from good...

Montgomery Monument and Landscape Enhancement Project

Posted on March 19, 2024

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Manager, Municipal Building, City of Montgomery, Hamilton County, 10101 Montgomery Road, 45242, until 10:00 A.M. local time on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, for the MONTGOMERY MONUMENT AND LANDSCAPE ENHANCEMENTS PROJECT and at said time and place, publicly opened and read aloud. Contract documents, bid...
Jeffrey Wurtz, Tyler Billman, Raul Takeute

Welcome Montgomery’s Newest Firefighters

Posted on March 3, 2024

Please join the City of Montgomery in celebration, as we proudly welcome three new Firefighter/Paramedics to our department. Jeffrey Wurtz, Tyler Billman, and Raul Takeute. Chief Paul Wright and Assistant Chief Ben Shaprio head the Fire Department, which includes 22 Firefighter/Paramedics, a Firefighter/Lieutenant Inspector, and a customer service representative. Please welcome Jeffrey, Tyler, and Raul....
Independence Day Parade

Join the Annual Independence Day Parade!

Posted on March 1, 2024

Strike up the band, put your marching shoes on, design a float or decorate classic cars in patriotic fashion for Montgomery’s long-time tradition. The annual Independence Day Parade is Thursday, July 4. Residents, neighborhood associations, and local businesses are invited to be a part of Montgomery’s Independence Day Celebration, a day filled with patriotism, community...
Lee Ann Bissmeyer

Spring is Coming to Montgomery

Posted on March 1, 2024

Council Message by Council Member Lee Ann Bissmeyer Spring is a time for renewal and much like the weather you will see exciting projects taking shape in the City of Montgomery. We are all watching as Montgomery Quarter continues to evolve. Construction is progressing on the Hotel Rambler boutique hotel, which includes Sidecar Bar +...
Amy Smith

Meet Amy Smith

Posted on February 27, 2024

As we say goodbye to Evelyn Dumont, The City of Montgomery proudly welcomes a familiar face to City Hall. Amy Smith served as a Police Clerk at the Safety Center for the last five years. She has now moved to the role of Community Development Specialist. “I decided to make the move because I wanted...
Evelyn Dumont

Evelyn Dumont Retires

Posted on February 23, 2024

After spending 34 years of dedicated service in local government, Evelyn Dumont, Community Development Customer Support and Office Manager, has retired. Evelyn began working for the City of Montgomery in August 2001 and, since that time, has served several different roles at City Hall. Before working for the City of Montgomery, Evelyn worked for Amberley...

Yard Waste Collection Resumes March 4

Posted on February 3, 2024

Beginning Monday, March 4, 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...
Ron Messer

Leadership

Posted on February 1, 2024

Council Message by Mayor Ron Messer Leadership. What is it? Why is it important? There are many definitions, books, college courses, and seminars on this multifaceted concept. Having studied it in graduate school, the military, and my business career, I now have the privilege to be part of it first hand here in Montgomery. So...
Office Otte, SRO

Thank You for Your Service, Officer Bob Otte

Posted on January 29, 2024

Congratulations to Montgomery Police Officer Bob Otte on his retirement. Bob has spent 27 years in law enforcement, including nearly 22 serving the City of Montgomery. During his career, Bob served as a Resource Officer at Sycamore Junior High School, a narcotics investigator with the Drug Abuse Reduction Taskforce (DART), and an Assistant Commander with...
Officer Payne, SRO

Congratulations, Officer Paul Payne

Posted on January 25, 2024

Officer Paul Payne was awarded the 2023 Hamilton County Police Association Award for Service. Since 2001, Paul Payne has served as the school resource officer for Sycamore High School and previously served as the president of the Ohio School Resource Officers Association. During a banquet in January, the HCPA Board presented Paul with the Col....
Holiday Greenery Recycle

Unlimited Yard Waste Continues and Holiday Greenery Pick-up Begins

Posted on December 24, 2023

The unlimited yard waste pickup resumes on January 6, when it’s collected along with holiday greenery. Christmas trees, wreaths, and swags can be placed at the curb along with yard waste. Residents are not required to have a yard waste sticker attached to them. Please place all waste at the curb on Friday evening before...
House shaped christmas tree ornament

2023 Landmark Ornament Now Available

Posted on December 15, 2023

The 2023 Landmark Ornament features the Johnson Murdough Building. The red building, which is located at 9429 Montgomery Road, was built around 1890. One ornament is $8 or two ornaments for $15. The ornaments are for sale at City Hall at 10101 Montgomery Road

Mills-Reynolds Joins Montgomery City Council

Posted on December 13, 2023

Catherine Mills-Reynolds grew up in Montgomery and is a graduate of the Sycamore School District. She received her BA in International Relations from the University of Cincinnati and her MA in Public Policy and Management from The Ohio State University. Catherine has served as a member on the Board of Zoning Appeals for the City of...
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