Due to the weather and road conditions, Rumpke services will not be running on Monday, January 6.

Trash pickup will take place one day behind for the entire week, ending on Saturday, January 11. Similar to the Christmas Day and New Year's Day delays.

Author: mvanderhorst@montgomeryohio.org

Montgomery on the Move

If you’ve been to a recent event or driven by City Hall, you’ve probably seen our Montgomery on the Move vehicle. This former ambulance, now a mobile city hall, was taken out of service due to its age. We’ve transformed the vehicle by removing the medical equipment and adding a sliding window on the side. … Continued

Mike Gertz Joins the Montgomery Public Works Team!

The City of Montgomery proudly welcomes Mike Gertz to our Public Works Department. Mike is a graduate of Lakota West High School. After graduation, he went to work for the City of Sharonville as a part-time employee for a year in their parks department. In his spare time Mike likes to play basketball and football, … Continued

Meet Asha, Montgomery’s Therapy Dog

The City of Montgomery is proud to introduce Asha, a one-year-old standard poodle and therapy dog who will be working closely with Montgomery staff. Asha is available to all city staff but will primarily report to work each day at our Montgomery Safety Center. The City recognizes the vital role played by its first responders. … Continued

City Received AED Donation for Swaim Park

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, … Continued

Montgomery’s Moment – Our Future is Bright!

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 … Continued

Leading in Mental Health Awareness

Council Message by Council Member Chris Dobrozsi 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 … Continued

Safety Village

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: … Continued

Welcome Montgomery’s Newest Firefighters

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 Shapiro head the Fire Department, which includes 22 Firefighter/Paramedics, a Firefighter/Lieutenant Inspector, and a customer service representative. Please welcome Jeffrey, Tyler, and Raul. … Continued

Join the Annual Independence Day Parade!

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 on 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, … Continued

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