Welcome to Kettering! Most of the information you need is readily available on our website. Be sure to sign up for our monthly e-newsletter and take a minute to follow us on Facebook & Twitter. To have a resources such as a City map, Directory or the latest edition of Contact with Kettering mailed to … Continued
For cable services only, contact Spectrum at 1-877-772-2253. For digital or satellite services, several companies including AT&T, Dish Network, and Spectrum provide services in our area. The decision of which provider to use is best left to your personal preferences.
Contact CenterPoint at 1-800-227-1376.
All water and sewer services are provided by your county of residence. The Montgomery County Water Services Department has a 24-Hour Emergency number at 1-937-781-2678. For Customer Service & Billing you may call 1-937-781-2688, and to report a water quality concern, call 1-937-781-2666. For Kettering residents of Greene County please call the Greene County Sanitary … Continued
To request and absentee ballot you may fill out an Absentee Voter Application Form and mail it back Montgomery County Board of Elections at 451 W. Third Street, Dayton OH 45422. You can also request an application by mail by calling 1-937-225-5656. For Kettering residents in Greene County please mail the Absentee Voter Application Form … Continued
To determine your polling location you may use the Montgomery County Board of Election’s online polling locator or call their offices at 1-937-225-5656. For Kettering residents in Greene County you can use the Greene County Board of Election’s online polling locator.
You can register to vote at any of the following locations: At the Montgomery County or Greene County Board of Elections or the Secretary of State’s office. At any Branch Registration Agency. At any public high school or vocational school. At any office of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. At any office of designated … Continued
Yes. Clearing of sidewalks is the responsibility of the property owner and the City of Kettering requires that sidewalks must be clear and passable for pedestrians.
Our Engineering Department manages the safety of sidewalks and our Curb, Sidewalk and Drive Approach Program.
While snow continues to fall, plows focus on main roadways only. After 2” of accumulation, snow has stopped falling and the clearing of primary snow routes is complete, the residential and side streets in the city will be addressed.
