Category: City News

Five Council Members Sworn Into New Terms Of Office

Five Montgomery City Council members were sworn into office for new terms at the ceremony and organizational meeting held December 1 at Montgomery City Hall. Council Members Lee Ann Bissmeyer (2nd term), Chris Dobrozsi (4th term), and Ken Suer (6th term) were re-elected on November 2. Council Member Ron Messer was elected to his first … Continued

Kroger Gets A Facelift

Have you been wondering what is going on at the Kroger on Montgomery Road? Kroger is upgrading the façade of the building to include a new entry and vestibule, as well as a refresh of the materials. The interior of the building will also be upgraded with more self-checkout lanes, additional space for Kroger Click … Continued

Mental Health Awareness Initiative

Mental Health and Wellness is a growing concern in our families, community, and nation. The 2020 pandemic only exacerbated these concerns. Montgomery City Council and staff are committed to being change agents in de-stigmatizing mental illness and increasing awareness, advocacy, and education of mental health and wellbeing. The City is working on creating programming, content, … Continued

One-Stop Drop: Thanks to the Community

The City of Montgomery and Environmental Advisory Commission thanks the community for their continued efforts in supporting recycling efforts. The One-Stop-Drop for Responsible Recycling and Document Destruction Day was held on Saturday, September 18. While it was a lighter event than in past years, we celebrate every time we divert items from going to the … Continued

Congratulations Halloween Coloring Contest Winners!

The following young artists have won their age group for the 2021 Halloween Coloring Contest. The Winter Coloring Contest runs Nov 1 – 19. Ages 6 and Under: Leo Rodefeld Ages 7-12: Audrey Gould   Ages 13 and up: Michael Deschene

Reflections

Council Message by Lynda Roesch November is election month, and this is the first municipal election in over 20 years that I am not running. For more than 21 years, I have had the incredible privilege to serve the Montgomery community as a council member. During that time, much has changed in the City. The … Continued

Volunteers to Honor Veterans at Hopewell Cemetery

American Legion Post 630 has once again graciously offered to lead the effort to mark all veterans’ graves at Hopewell Cemetery in honor of Veterans Day on November 11. Post 630 consists of residents from Montgomery, Blue Ash, Madeira, Sycamore Township, Deer Park, Loveland, West Chester, and other local areas. On Saturday, November 6, beginning … Continued

Lodge Rental Rate Increase as of November 1

Terwilliger Lodge recently went through significant improvements, making the kitchen more conducive to catering and onsite cooking. These improvements included upgrading kitchen appliances to a commercial refrigerator, a large cabinet-style freezer, two microwaves, two ovens, and a large cooktop. Not only did the functionality significantly improve, but the décor and aesthetics of the lodge were … Continued

Council Message from Lee Ann Bissmeyer

This weekend I spent time with my colleagues on Council and 19 City staff members at our Strategic Plan Retreat. We worked with Management Partners, a consulting firm with whom we have a long-standing relationship, to navigate us through the process. The guiding document was the results from the 2021 Survey of Residents that you … Continued

10 Digit Dialing Coming Soon

To help more people get the support they need, The Federal Communications Commission has adopted 988 as a new three-digit number to be used nationwide to reach the National Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Crisis Lifeline. For 988 to work in our area code, mandatory 10-digital local dialing will begin October 24, 2021. What will … Continued

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