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City of Kettering Annual Report - 2017

Arts Council member Meghan Dillon discusses the arts in KetteringParks and Recreation

Meghan Dillon teaches art at Kettering Fairmont High School. She has been a member of the Kettering Arts Council since 2013 and serves on the Art in Public Places Committee as well. In honor of Youth Art Month, we asked her to give us her perspective on the arts in Kettering and the value of...

City Contracts Part 9

CitySites public art collection receives assessmentParks and Recreation

A recent assessment of all the works in Kettering’s CitySites public art collection found that overall, the artwork is in good condition. Robert Lodge, the owner of McKay Lodge Conservation Laboratory in Oberlin, Ohio assessed the collection in the fall of 2017. McKay Lodge works with public art collections throughout the country, including the US...

Kettering Seeking Board of Zoning Appeals Applicants

The City of Kettering is seeking applications for an open position on our Board of Zoning Appeals. Applications should be submitted to the Council Office at 3600 Shroyer Road. Learn more https://www.ketteringoh.org/documents/board-commission-application/ 

Works on Paper 2018Parks and Recreation

CURRENT EXHIBITION 28th annual Dayton-area Works on Paper January 16 - February 23, 2018 Reception:  Thursday, January 18, 2018, 6 - 8pm Rosewood Gallery in Kettering, Ohio is pleased to announce the opening of the 28th annual Works on Paperexhibition.  The exhibition runs from January 16 through February 23, 2018.  There will be an opening reception on Thursday, January...

Fitness Inspiration: Meg HolmesParks and Recreation

Was improving your fitness level a resolution back in January? It can be difficult to maintain the lifestyle change that a new fitness program brings. We’re here with some motivation, thanks to Kettering Recreation Complex patron Meg Holmes, who recently shared her fitness story with us. Meg, 60, retired in the spring of 2017. “I...

AccessibilityParks and Recreation

Meet the Ice Force Synchronized Skating Team!Parks and Recreation

Olympics month continues! The 2018 Winter Games kicked off on February 9 in Pyeongchang, South Korea with plenty of exciting competition still to come. Today, we’re continuing our series on the talented figure skaters and hockey players who call the Kettering Ice Arena home. We talked to Christy Lemoine, a coach of Ice Force Synchronized...

Kettering Resident Guide

City of Kettering Resident Guide

Contact with Kettering - Spring 2018

Join Our Fitness TeamParks and Recreation

Join Our Rosewood Arts Center TeamParks and Recreation

The Rosewood Arts Center Team offers fine arts programming for all ages, studio facilities for community artists as well as fantastic special events for families.  If you enjoy a creative challenge and a flexible work environment, consider joining us to make a direct impact in providing high-quality visual and performing arts programs to residents of...

Join Our Fraze TeamParks and Recreation

We’re always looking for friendly, enthusiastic people to work on our team to assist guests, answer questions and be willing to do whatever it takes to ensure a fantastic experience at the Fraze Pavilion. Our team members are focused on providing exceptional service to our guests. To learn more about opportunities at Fraze, please visit...

PRCA Job Application

The PRCA Job Application is available for download below. Completed applications can be submitted at one of our facilities, through the mail or via e-mail.   Online/E-mail:  Download, complete and save. Send completed application to: kettprca@ketteringoh.org Mail: Attn: Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts 3600 Shroyer Road Kettering, OH 45429 At one of our facilities: Kettering Recreation...

2017 City of Kettering Salary Data

Regular Part-TimeParks and Recreation

Regular Part-Time positions follow the year round hours guidelines (up to 28 hours per week). Regular Part-Time position listings can be found on the City of Kettering's Job Page.

Year-Round Temporary Part-TimeParks and Recreation

Want to stick around awhile and work with us year-round? Year-round part-time positions can work up to 28 hours per week.

Seasonal Part-TimeParks and Recreation

Interested in working with us up to 40 hours per week for a specific time period or season? The fixed length of a season is 6 months or less. Employees who work in a seasonal classification must have a 6 month break in service before working in another classification within the City of Kettering.

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