The month of May is designated as National Historic Preservation Month. The National Trust for Historic Preservation established this event in 1973, and it is celebrated every year by cities, historical societies, preservation groups, and various civic organizations throughout the country. Founded in 1795 by settlers from Montgomery, New York, the City has a rich...
Enjoy the Montgomery History Explorer program together as a family. The FREE program includes a workbook for ages 6 and up. The Workbook provides participants with a variety of fun activities that will engage them in learning about local Montgomery Landmarks. Download a workbook online or pick one up at City Hall. History Explorer Workbook...
The Planning Commission approved a Final Development Site Plan with an equivalency to construct a new Junior High at 5757 Cooper Road. The new school will be built behind the existing junior high, which will allow students to continue to attend the junior high during construction. The plan also calls for relocating the bus depot...
The City Income Tax Commissioner has extended the date to file annual income tax returns until May 17, 2021. This extension follows the Ohio Department of Taxation’s decision to extend Ohio’s tax return deadline to the federal government’s May 17, 2021, due date. Both penalty and interest will be waived during the time of the...
The City of Montgomery has partnered with local electric mobility company Electrada to offer electric vehicle (EV) charging to its residents at the Shelly Lane public parking lot. “The City of Montgomery is proud to provide our residents and the greater community the opportunity to charge their EVs at one of our busiest properties,” said...
With a combined 35 years of bridal experience, owners Martha and Amanda have decided now is the time to bring Cincinnati brides a refreshing alternative to business as usual in the local bridal market. "We pride ourselves on our relaxed, friendly atmosphere, knowledgeable master stylists, and gorgeous, unique designs from across Europe, all showcased in the beautiful...
John R. Jurgensen will transition traffic into “Phase 4” configuration at Montgomery Road and Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway beginning in late-May. This fourth phase is anticipated to last 3 to 4 weeks. Phase 4 traffic modifications will consist of: Northbound and southbound Montgomery Road traffic will no longer be carried on the by-pass. Instead,...
Construction is well underway on Phase I of the Montgomery Quarter, located on Montgomery Road at the end of Ronald Reagan Highway. Initial site work has been completed, and construction of a 544-space parking garage is underway. Construction of a second garage will begin soon, and both garages in Phase I of the overall project...
The Montgomery Citizens’ Leadership Academy (MCLA), “The Best Community Experience You’ll Ever Have,” is now accepting applications for the 2022 session. Oversubscribed for the last 12 years, MCLA, locally developed and nationally recognized, is a program designed to move individuals from being residents to become actively engaged citizens. MCLA allows residents to realize a dimension...
Council Message by Mike Cappel The day was perfect for a morning run near the University of Cincinnati. The sidewalks were shoveled, salted, and dry. I was working to increase my jogging pace, and while keeping my eyes glued on the joggers ahead, I failed to notice a hole in the sidewalk. I tried to...
Hamilton County Public Health is now scheduling appointments for a COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Montgomery. Appointments are required – no walk-ins will be accepted! Where: Montgomery Assembly of God, 7950 Pfeiffer Rd, Montgomery, OH 45242 When: May 11 from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. (appointments required) Vaccine: Pfizer Two ways to schedule an appointment Calling 513-999-2312 every...
What: Arbor Day Walk Who: City Arborist Terry Willenbrink, you, your friends, and neighbors When: Friday, April 30, at 10:00 a.m. Where: Meet in the Swaim Park Zig Zag Road parking lot Why: It’s Arbor Day! Walk along with Terry Willenbrink, discussing any and everything about trees and shrubs. He has 34 years...
Get the Dirt on Backyard Composting - Coming to Montgomery Virtually This hour-long webinar, will cover the ins and outs of composting, building or purchasing a composting bin, and other trends creating buzz in the composting world. If you’ve ever thought about giving composting a try or you’ve tried it and are looking for tips...
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is again sponsoring a national campaign to remove expired, unused, or unwanted controlled substances from home medicine cabinets. Montgomery Police partnering with the DEA will provide a venue for Montgomery residents who want to dispose of unwanted prescription drugs. This is a great opportunity for those who may have missed...
The City awarded the 2021 street resurfacing program to JK Meurer Corporation. This year’s program includes 1.83 centerline miles of public roadway. The following streets will be completed: Adventure Lane Thumbelina Lane Shadowhill Way (west of Deerfield Rd) Hollowwood Circle Bramblewood Circle Shadowcrest Court Creeknoll Court The work entails complete milling and asphalt resurfacing, along...
On April 17, the Cincinnati Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Graves Committee of the Ohio Society of S.A.R. will hold a grave marking ceremony for the Revolutionary War Patriots laid to rest in Hopewell Cemetery. This patriotic ceremony will feature a living history presentation by the Nolan Carson Memorial Color...
The Montgomery Public Works Department will provide a spring curbside bulk brush collection of brush and limbs and is scheduled to begin on April 5. This collection period will be conducted over a five-week period. Each pick-up week is determined by the regular trash collection schedule. Please have brush out at the curb by Sunday...
The City of Montgomery Beautification and Tree Commission has awarded the 2020 Winter Seasons of Beauty award to Tyler and Anita Scott. The homeowners typically decorate with simple and live evergreens for the winter, but this year added a whimsical look with gnome trees in the window box and bistro lighting on the front porch....
As part of our ongoing commitment to public safety, the Montgomery Police Department would like to offer once again, FREE OF CHARGE, a “Children at Play” driveway sign to any interested Montgomery resident. These signs are a quick and easy reminder to motorists that our little ones are out and about and use extra caution....
