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The community of Montgomery began in the spring of 1795 when six sturdy and resolute families from Orange County, New York, set out on a journey that brought them to what is today Montgomery, Ohio. The families were all interrelated with names that have become commonplace in our community. There were the three Felter sisters...

Date and time: Date and time: 2020-09-09 05:30 pmLocation: Terwilliger LodgeDepartment: City CouncilAgendaThe Montgomery City Council has a Special Session scheduled for Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. at Terwilliger’s Lodge, 10530 Deerfield Road, Montgomery, Ohio 45242. City Council will conduct its formal review of the 2021 Operating and Capital Budget with Four Year...

Award Winning Membership Options! Standard - Full membership for the season. Weekend - Saturday and Sunday only Evening Only - Pool entrance after 5 p.m. every day Mid-season - Available starting July 13 Grandchild - *Senior Single rate + $30 per child If you are ready to purchase on March 5, please click the button...

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Former Mayors’ Roundtable Video Project Several years ago, City staff members embarked on a project to document Montgomery’s history since the completion of the book History of Montgomery 1795-1995.  This book was created, funded and published by the Montgomery Historic Society and the Montgomery Bicentennial Commission as a part of the 1995 Bicentennial celebration. As a part...

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Our History Montgomery’s history is reflected in who lived here, what they did, and what they built in which to live, work, be schooled and attend church. The more one learns about the earliest families, and envisions their arrival in the wooded forests and rock creeks that we call the bustling suburb of more than...

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Request Public Records Request Form Policy Number VII-16: Public Records Policy Purpose The purpose of this policy is to facilitate the public in exercising their rights to access and review City records. Definitions: Public records Public records include the following: Any document – paper, electronic, or other format – that is created or received by,...

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Thank you for visiting the City of Montgomery website and reviewing our security policy. While this Policy is intended to outline for the user the Policies and Procedures the City utilizes to protect information received through our website, the user assumes all risk that information shared, including information the user intends to be confidential, can...

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The city of Montgomery does not have licensing requirements for contractors performing work in the city.

You can find information about WeTHRIVE! at our WeTHRIVE! page.

You can find information about senior services by visiting our Senior Services page.

Hopewell Cemetery is located at 10205 Montgomery Rd., Visiting hours are restricted to daylight hours. All Information regarding the cemetery, including decorating guidelines, can be found within the Hopewell Cemetery Department or contact City Hall at 513-891-2424.

No planting of any vegetation (trees, flowers or shrubs) is permitted on graves. Glass containers, fences, benches, flower pots, trellises, decorative stones, landscape timbers, solar lights, shepherd hooks for hanging plants or other ornamentation or decorations are not permitted and shall be removed without notice. Flowers and decorations will be removed from gravesites on the...

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