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Frequently Asked Questions How do I go about becoming a volunteer? The first step is to complete an application. Once we receive your information we will contact you. Select this link to complete an application Must I be a City of Kettering resident to volunteer for the City of Kettering?           ...

Director Position Name Number Planning and Development Director Tom Robillard 937-296-3319 Department Administrative Assistant Connie Gaw 937-296-3307 City Planning and Zoning Position Name Number Zoning Administrator Tom Robillard 937-296-3319 City Planner David Roller 937-296-3313 Building Division Position Name Number Chief Building Official/Commercial Plan Review Patrick Hillier 937-296-3317 Residential Plan Reviewer Joanne Mejias 937-296-2432 Senior Building/Mechanical...

Homeowner's Responsibility As with most communities, Kettering property owners are responsible for the sidewalk, curbs and drive approaches abutting their properties. In Ohio, state law provides for this practice on the premise that property owners get the most benefit from these items because they are available for their use, and it enhances the value of...

The exterior areas of a property must be maintained in good repair and in a sanitary condition. The maintenance of yards and buildings offer the public a general impression of the overall condition of a property. Such impressions can reflect not just on individual owners but also on entire neighborhoods. This adds to the importance...

The City of Kettering owns and operates 9 disaster sirens located throughout the city which are activated by Public Safety Dispatchers.  These sirens emit two types of warnings, constant and Hi-Lo tones.  The constant or non-oscillating tone is used for disaster (i.e. tornado warning) and the Hi-Lo tone for civil defense issues. When the sirens...