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The City Council is the chief policy making body of the City – responsible for appointing the City Manager in the City’s administrative affairs; and responsible for the appointments to the City’s many boards and commissioners. Mayor & Council Compensation This information is being provided pursuant to the requirements of Kettering City Charter, Section 3-5(C)...

The City of Kettering is divided into four Council Districts, with one council member serving each of the four districts. In addition, City Council consists of two at-large council members. Kettering City Council Peggy Lehner, Mayor (serves At-large) Jyl Hall, At-large Jacque Fisher, Vice Mayor, At-large Lisa Duvall, District 1 Bob Scott, District 2 Shane...

The Mayor is the chief elected official of the City and serves as its principal representative and spokesperson. Peggy Lehner is the Mayor of the City of Kettering, elected into office November 2, 2021. Peggy has lived in Kettering for most of her adult life with her husband, Jim. They raised five Kettering kids and...

What is the City Charter? The City Charter was originally adopted during a Special Election held on January 25, 1955, and became effective January 1, 1956. The Charter is a roadmap for City governance. Every 10 years a committee of Kettering citizens reviews the Charter for amendment. Recommended amendments are then placed on the ballot...

KETTERING ARTS COUNCIL Purpose: The Kettering Arts Council, in partnership and collaboration with the community, strives to provide access to the arts for all ages, encourage a passion for the arts, and promote art appreciation and education. Meetings: Third Tuesday, 5 p.m. - No Meeting in August & December Contact Person: Shayna V. McConville, 296-0294...