The City of Kettering’s due date for filing and paying Individual 2020 Kettering income taxes has been extended to May 17, 2021. Please visit www.ketteringoh.org/departments/income-tax-division/ for details.

Bicycle Friendly Community

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Bike Kettering

NOTICE

Beginning on or around December 1, 2020, Kettering Bike Route K3 will be temporarily closed at Ridgeway Road and West Dorothy Lane for the replacement of the Ridgeway Road bridge over West Dorothy Lane. The temporary closure is expected to last approximately 12 months. Bicyclists should follow the posted vehicular and pedestrian detour routes for Ridgeway Road to avoid the construction area and safely cross West Dorothy Lane. For more information about the Ridgeway Road Bridge Replacement Project, please visit https://www.ketteringoh.org/ridgeway-bridge/.

The City is a Platinum Member of Bike Miami Valley.

Click here for Smart Cycling Videos from the League of American Bicyclists.

 

Get out and Bike Kettering! Kettering has been busy adding dedicated bike paths and signed bike routes throughout the community.

A chapter of Bike Miami Valley was recently created in Kettering. Learn more here:

https://www.facebook.com/CycleKettering

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Bike Map(PDF)

In addition, Kettering has a Walk/Bike Committee made up of residents committed to promoting a bike and walk friendly community. The recommendations from their latest effort is below.

Two significant regional trails cross through Kettering.

 Regional Trail #9:
 Miami Valley Trails Website Info
Making its way along a preserved rail corridor, the Iron Horse Trail is a natural oasis in suburban southern Montgomery County.
Regional Trail #19:
The Dayton-Kettering Connector (“The DKC”) follows, in part, an historic rail line that served the NCR factories in south Dayton. Today it provides a beautiful, direct, not-too-steep, and safe route for cyclists to get from the densest parts of Montgomery County into downtown Dayton. Along the way you’ll pass some of the area’s important cultural institutions – The Fraze Pavilion and the University of Dayton.

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