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What is CodeRed?

In addition to our City of Kettering, Ohio – Government Facebook page and @Kettering_OH Twitter posts, the City of Kettering uses a system called Code Red to notify our residents and those who work in Kettering of emergency incidents and critical community alerts. Please take a moment to enroll. When you enroll in Code Red,...

How do I opt-out from CodeRed?

In addition to our City of Kettering, Ohio – Government Facebook page and @Kettering_OH Twitter posts, the City of Kettering uses a system called Code Red to notify our residents and those who work in Kettering of emergency incidents and critical community alerts. You may opt-out of receiving all future official City of Kettering public...

How do I enroll to receive CodeRed Emergency Alerts?

In addition to our City of Kettering, Ohio – Government Facebook page and @Kettering_OH Twitter posts, the City of Kettering uses a system called Code Red to notify our residents and those who work in Kettering of emergency incidents and critical community alerts? Please enroll to receive official City of Kettering public safety and city...

Code Red Emergency Incident & Community Alerts

Did you know that the City of Kettering uses a system called Code Red to notify our residents of emergency incidents and critical community alerts? Examples include: construction updates, service notifications, public safety alerts, boil water notices, and missing person reports. Please take a moment to click the link below or text the word KETTERING...

Code Red Emergency Notification System

Did you know that, in addition to our City of Kettering, Ohio – Government Facebook page and @Kettering_OH Twitter posts, the City of Kettering uses a system called Code Red to notify our residents and those who work in Kettering of emergency incidents and critical community alerts? Please take a moment to enroll using the...

Kettering Water Update

***05.28.2019 - 2:15PM Update: TIPS FOR BOIL ADVISORY *** All those in the city of Kettering remain under a boil water advisory and Montgomery County is asking that everyone continue to conserve water. Tips from the CDC on what to do during a Boil Water Advisory: Boiling water Fill a pot with water. Heat the water...

Fire Hydrants

2024 Annual Hydrant Maintenance Program Our annual hydrant maintenance program, which includes flushing hydrants, begins the week of April 29, 2024, and should conclude by the end of summer depending on weather conditions. This year we will be inspecting all of the hydrants within the city. During this time, crews will be working weekdays from...

Rosewood Open StudiosParks and Recreation

OPEN STUDIOS Open studios for Glass, Jewelry, Printmaking  are not yet available. Please check with the Rosewood office at 937-296-0294 for updates and new information. We hope to have open studios available in these specialized spaces later this year. Open studio sessions are designed to allow artists and craft persons the opportunity to work on...

State of the City

Code of ConductParks and Recreation

Code of Conduct Upon entering a City of Kettering recreation facility or grounds, you are a participant of the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department and are required to abide by the rules of the department. We are here to provide quality parks, recreation and cultural arts that make Kettering home. Your cooperation and consideration...

How long is the permit valid, and when is it closed?

The permit is valid for six months from the time of issuance or the date of the last approved inspection, whichever is most recent. Expired permits require renewal or re-issuance with additional fees. The permit is closed when the final inspection is completed and the work is approved for compliance with the applicable codes. The...

Is there a dress code?

Volunteers are expected to dress neatly in clothes suitable for the job they are performing. If there is a specific dress code for the volunteer assignment, the volunteer will be notified.

Where can I find more information about the department?Parks and Recreation

Please visit our department information page for historical information, our Code of Conduct and our policies and guidelines. Those interested in more specific information are always welcome call the PRCA Administrative Office at 937-296-2454

What is the zoning code?

The City of Kettering Zoning Code is an official set of rules and requirements for properties in Kettering.  The purpose of the Zoning Code is to set standards for the location, appearance and permitted use of both commercial and residential properties.

How do I see the Property Maintenance Code?

2019 New Property Maintenance Code (complete)

What is a permit?

A permit is a license allowing you or a contractor to perform work on your house or building. It is issued to the owner or the owner’s agent, such as the contractor, sub-contractor or other person responsible for the work being done, and it identifies the required inspections. Permitting requirements are governed by City ordinances,...

Codified Ordinances

NOTICE The items available from this web page are not the official version(s). These on-line versions are provided only for the convenience of the public. The only official versions are available through the office of the Clerk of Council, located in the City of Kettering Government Center, 3600 Shroyer Road, Kettering, Ohio 45429. These on-line...

Taxpayers Rights and Responsibilities

Taxpayers’ Rights And Responsibilities City of Kettering Income Tax Code, Section 192.03(49) This document summarizes the roles of the Tax Administrator and Taxpayer during an Audit as prescribed under Ohio Revised Code (ORC) Chapter 718.36. The City of Kettering Income Tax Ordinance and the Ohio Revised Code control in case of conflict. Taxpayers' Rights and...

Code of ConductParks and Recreation

Upon entering a City of Kettering recreation facility and/or grounds, you are a participant of the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department’s program and, therefore, required to abide by the rules of the department. Your cooperation and consideration of these rules will help ensure all participants’ enjoyment at all our programs. The following list of...

How To: PinwheelParks and Recreation

Art From Home returns! Today, our facility coordinator, Heather Lea Reid, has a fun pinwheel project that's perfect for summer. Read through the instructions below, then check out her video tutorial! Supplies: 2 sheets of heavy weight paper – contrasting colors Glue stick Crayons (optional) Scissors Pushpin Dowel rod or wooden pencil Hammer Step One:...

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