Montgomery Quarter Phase II Builds on Success
Montgomery Quarter continues to evolve as one of the community’s most significant redevelopment projects. Following the success of first phase, work is underway on Phase II, which will bring...
View ArticleSafety Center Expansion Will Improve Operations, Response, and Safety
Montgomery’s first responders are getting the space and infrastructure they need to continue providing exceptional service to our community. With approval from the Planning Commission and City Council,...
View ArticleYour Voice is Helping Shape Montgomery’s Parks
By Council Member Catherine Mills-Reynolds Did you know that when surveyed, an overwhelming majority of our city residents love, value, or use our Montgomery parks and facilities on a regular basis in...
View ArticleImprovements are coming soon to Montgomery Road and Main Street
Road Closures and Detours Starting on August 31, expect periodic lane closures on Montgomery Road between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday; however, at least one lane will remain open for...
View ArticleMontgomery Advances Sustainability with New Solar Installation at Weller Park
By Debbie Erdman, Environmental Advisory Commission The City of Montgomery’s Environmental Advisory Commission (EAC) was recently awarded grant funding to support environmental initiatives that benefit...
View Article250 and 231
By Council Member Ken Suer This summer we are celebrating America’s 250th birthday. On July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was approved by the Continental Congress, announcing the separation...
View ArticleCity to conduct limited fall curbside brush pick-up
The Montgomery Public Works Department will collect brush and limbs over five weeks starting on September 7. Each pick-up week is determined by the regular trash collection schedule. Please place brush...
View ArticleCity Welcomes New Additon to Public Works Department
The City of Montgomery is proud to welcome Zac Hehman to our Public Works Department. After graduating from high school in 2017, Zac enlisted in the United States Air Force, where he served on active...
View ArticleOur Beautiful Creek in Pioneer and Dulle Parks, What’s in it?
By Greg Brodrick, member of the Environmental Advisory Commission The water quality of the North Branch of Sycamore Creek that flows through Pioneer and Dulle Parks is tested once a month by volunteers...
View ArticleA Beloved Tradition: Looking Back at Bastille Day in Montgomery
As we celebrate America’s 250th birthday, it’s also a perfect time to reflect on traditions that have brought our community together over the years. The July theme for America 250-Ohio is “Ohio...
View ArticleCelebrating America 250: Uniting Montgomery in Patriotism, Community, and...
By Council Member Frank Forsthoefel Nineteen years before Montgomery’s founding in 1795, our founding fathers signed a document declaring our country’s independence. And so, America began. As we...
View ArticleCity Honors Newest Volunteer Walk of Fame Inductee – Elise Williams
On April 15, the City proudly welcomed a new honoree to the Volunteer Walk of Fame. Elise Williams was recognized for completing the required 250 hours of volunteer service, earning her a brick in the...
View ArticleMontgomery’s Seed Library Celebrates It’s One Year Anniversary Swaim Park!
Montgomery’s first-of-its-kind Seed Library is celebrating its one-year anniversary at Swaim Park! Since opening last April on Arbor Day, the free Seed Library has become a popular stop for gardeners...
View ArticleSwaim Park: From Farmland to Community Green Space
As the nation approaches its 250th birthday, Ohio is marking the milestone by highlighting a different theme each month. In June, the focus is on the state’s natural resources, a fitting time to...
View Article38th Annual Montgomery Photo Contest Winners
2026 Photo Contest Best of Show Adult winner Ernie Martin entitled Sailing Ship Beached 1906 Twenty local amateur photographers were recognized for artistic excellence at EXPOSURE Montgomery, the...
View ArticleCity Awards Service to the Community Grants
Montgomery City Council has awarded the 2026 Service to the Community Grant to Operation Giveback, Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati–Northern Kentucky, and Love Grows Program. The Service to...
View ArticleRisk Builds the Future
By Council Member Mike Cappel At its founding in 1795, the community that became Montgomery, Ohio, offered everything that a frontier settlement needed to succeed. The early settlers, most of whom...
View ArticleBike and Scooter Etiquette on Sidewalks and Paths
As more people ride electric scooters, ebikes, and bicycles, sidewalks and shared-use paths have become increasingly busy. To ensure safety and harmony between pedestrians and riders, it’s essential to...
View ArticleJoin the Annual Independence Day Parade!
Strike up the band, design a float, or decorate a classic car for Montgomery’s Independence Day Parade! As we proudly celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, the City of Montgomery invites you to join...
View ArticleCity of Montgomery Welcomes New Police Officer
The City of Montgomery is proud to welcome Officer Aiden Stewart as the newest member of the Montgomery Police Department. Officer Stewart grew up in Mason and graduated from Mason High School, where...
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