The Village of Indian Hill announced a full road closure for 60 Days on Hopewell Road located between Birdhaven Lane and Weil Road in the Village of Indian Hill. JTM Smith Construction will be addressing an active landslide on Hopewell Road by installing a pier wall beginning July 5, 2023 (weather permitting). The detour route … Continued
Congratulations to K9 Ricky’s Coloring Contest Winners Kennedy, Evelyn, and Henry. While the contest was held in January, K9 Ricky waited till warmer weather to invite the winners to meet him at the Safety Center. While there, Kennedy, Evelyn, Henry, and their families toured the police station and learned about Ricky and Officer Alex. Thank … Continued
The City of Montgomery knows how to party from Harvest Moon, Holiday in the Village, Bastille Day, to Independence Day. Send a picture of your favorite event, and we may use it in a future city publication! The picture can be this year or a family favorite from the past. Please send to Amy Frederick … Continued
The entire crosswalk near European Café and Montgomery Inn is being replaced. The work will start on the morning of Tuesday, May 30, and take approximately two weeks to complete, weather permitting. The southbound lanes will be channeled into one lane and brought onto the northbound side of Montgomery Rd. Once the southbound side of … Continued
Council Message by Mayor Craig Margolis Are you a good neighbor? Do you think the art of being neighborly is lost? What does being a good neighbor in twenty-first century America actually mean? Montgomery prides itself on being a city of residents and neighbors. Where most of our land mass is single-family homes, your chances … Continued
Maura started with the City of Montgomery in March of 2023. Previously she served as the Fiscal Officer of the Clermont County Public Library and has held other senior finance positions at the City of Sharonville and the City of Reading. She has a bachelor’s degree from Wilmington College in Accounting and a master’s degree … Continued
With interest in local food systems, food security, and rising food costs, more residents are looking to urban agriculture as an answer. Growing crops or keeping animals can create self-sufficiency, reduce grocery bills, promote healthy eating, and increase sustainability by reducing waste. The City of Montgomery Code of Ordinances permits various backyard farming practices, including … Continued
Tell us in 150 words or less why your dog should be the 2023 Top Dog! The winner gets the coveted “Top Dog” title and is featured in the Montgomery Bulletin! Written descriptions and photos can be dropped off at City Hall or sent to Julie Machon at jmachon@montgomeryohio.gov. Please send your materials by June … Continued
Congratulations to the Johnston Family who won our Family Pool Membership! The Johnstons had two entries into the drawing for completing all twelve challenges. Some of the notable items on their checklist included completing a blanket for the Linus Project and filling Valentine packs for Meadowbrook Care Center, volunteering at Matthew 25 Ministries and at … Continued
