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Besides a good design, the most important aspect of a satisfying remodeling project is selecting the right contractor. You need to select a firm that 1) has the skill to do a quality project in a reasonable amount of time, 2) will provide the best service within your budget, 3) will take care of you...

Yard waste may be put in your regular Rumpke trash cart, or you may drop it off at the City’s Yard Debris Center located at 1840 Woodman Center Drive. The facility is open March through December, with operating hours of Monday – Friday from 3:00 – 8:00 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 – 3:00 pm....

Yes.  The regulations can be found in Section 1145.13 of the Kettering Zoning Code.  Recreational vehicles may be parked on residential property under the following conditions: Vehicles greater than 8 feet in height must be stored inside of a building. Vehicles less than 8 feet : Only in rear or side yards. Taller than 6′...

Starting January 14, Saturday hours will be available from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. except in icy and snowy weather. Beginning March 6, the yard debris center is open Monday – Friday 3:00pm – 8:00pm and Saturdays from 9:00am – 3:00pm beginning in March and through the first week of December.  

Apply and pay online for right-of-way permits from our Engineering Department using our Access Kettering tool.

Staff from the department in which you are volunteering will be responsible for training you for your assignment. Staff will be available to answer any of your questions.

The Kettering Tax Division is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday.

Apply and pay for construction permits from our Planning and Development Department online using our Access Kettering tool.

Alleyways may be plowed, following completion of all residential streets. We encourage citizens to remove their vehicles from public roadways during snow plowing operations.

Frank Travers, What RemainsParks and Recreation

Frank Travers, What Remains July 17 - August 18 Reception: Thursday, July 20, 6-8pm Printmaker Frank Travers, who also lives and works in Dayton, will exhibit a series of works titled What Remains. Of his work, Travers says, “I’m very interested in the details and the things that get a little gross; puss, guts, worms that live...

If possible, please provide a pole number for your report.  You can find the pole number six feet up from the ground on either a green or black sign with white numbers.

Yes. The City holds several special events throughout the year. Many of these are in the evenings and on weekends and require assistance from volunteers.

Panhandling is not prohibited, however no person shall stand on a roadway for the purposes of soliciting employment, business or contributions from the occupant of any vehicle. Violations should be reported.

No. Many of our volunteers are from surrounding communities. You need only have the willingness and desire to contribute to the success of the volunteer program.

The City storm sewers are separate from the Montgomery County sanitary sewer lines. If you have water backing up into your home through a drain, please contact Montgomery County at (937) 781-2678.

Alleyways may be plowed, following completion of all residential streets. We encourage citizens to remove their vehicles from public roadways during snow plowing operations.

The City storm sewers are separate from the Montgomery County sanitary sewer lines. If you have water backing up into your home through a drain, please contact Montgomery County at 1-937-781-2500.

Not necessarily. Many factors affect how soon a particular residential street receives service; including proximity to collector streets, topography, school locations and traffic volume. The City does not track rotation of district plowing from storm to storm.

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