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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...

Mayor's Award for Youth Volunteer Service

Purpose of Award: The purpose of the Mayor's Award for Youth Volunteer Service is to honor outstanding youth who are making valuable contributions to the community through volunteer service in a wide variety of categories, such as health, recreation, arts, environment, education, public safety, civic service or other human services. Qualifications for Award: The...

Business Permits

Our goal is to provide one-on-one personalized assistance to ensure that getting the necessary permits to open or make improvements to your business is an efficient process. Kettering’s Planning and Development Department provides “one-stop shopping” for all building- and zoning-related projects. Before starting your design, we recommend you first start with a review of the...

Microenterprise Program

Microenterprise Education and Loan Program The City of Kettering's Microenterprise Loan Program features classes, networking, loans for micro-enterprises in our Ohio community. This program was developed in partnership with Kettering's Board of Community Relations, the Economic Development Department and the Community Development Division of the Planning and Development Department. For more information, please contact Angela...

Office of the Chief of Police

Christopher N. Protsman – Chief of Police The Kettering Police Department is celebrating 62 years in operation. The accomplishments and changes since the day it all began in 1955 are numerous. The driving force behind these endeavors has been the pursuit of excellence. The one constant through the years has been and will continue to...

Play is the Way, Part IIParks and Recreation

Last month, we brought you the many reasons why outdoor play is essential for kids. But does the need to engage in free play outside magically stop at age 18? Absolutely not! A number of recent studies point to the value of outdoor play for adults, but those same studies suggest that neighborhood parks are...

Fitness Patron Spotlight: Darron BakerParks and Recreation

Happy Friday! Today's featured fitness patron is Darron Baker, who is a health teacher with Kettering City Schools. Darron began his wellness journey after losing his wife to cancer. In the three years since he joined our fitness center, he's lost nearly 100 pounds and has enjoyed making many positive changes to his routine. Congratulations...

Cynthia Gregory, The Poet's DeskParks and Recreation

Cynthia Gregory, The Poet's Desk March 6 – April 7, 2017 Reception Thursday, March 9, 6-8pm Kentucky-based artist Cynthia Gregory, whose studio work integrates drawing, sculpture, and furniture-making to illuminate themes of time, history, accumulation, and containment, exhibited a body of work titled The Poet’s Desk. "A significant source of inspiration fueling my work rests...

Bruce Duke Elected to the National League of Cities Board of Directors

Bruce Duke, City Council Member of Kettering, Ohio, was elected to the National League of Cities (NLC) board of directors by NLC’s membership at the 2020 Virtual City Summit. Duke was elected to a two-year term and will provide strategic direction and guidance for NLC’s federal advocacy, governance and membership activities. NLC is the largest...

Solo Exhibitions by Drew Ippoliti and Nicole MassyParks and Recreation

The City of Kettering and Rosewood Gallery are pleased to present solo exhibitions by Ohio artists Drew Ippoliti and Nicole Massy. The exhibitions will run from May 9 through June 17. An artists’ reception will be held Saturday, June 18, 1-3 p.m. Akron, Ohio artist and educator, Drew Ippoliti's ceramic sculptures are colorful representations of the...

How do I pay for each trip?Parks and Recreation

First time users must be registered at least one week prior to their first ride and a Rider’s Card must be purchased before making an appointment. Cards can be purchased in the amounts of $12, $24 and $48. When you schedule your trip and will need a new card tell the dispatcher and the driver...

Terry Glass, Route 66: An Artistic JourneyParks and Recreation

October 17 – November 18, 2016 Reception: Thursday, October 20, 6 – 8pm Photographer Terry Glass of Tipp City is exhibiting a series of photographs entitled Route 66: An Artistic Journey. Inspired by The Mother Road, a book by Michael Wallis, Glass made this body of work during two separate trips to the iconic former highway in...

Governor's Place Improvement Project

The City of Kettering is pleased to share an update on the upcoming Governor’s Place Improvement Project. Construction will begin Monday, May 19, focusing initially on the medians along Governor’s Place. Please be advised that during construction, there will be temporary lane restrictions and sidewalk closures to accommodate the work. Traffic along Governor’s Place will...

Natural Gas Aggregation Program

Starting in November 2025, Kettering residents and small businesses will be automatically enrolled in a new natural gas aggregation program that offers a fixed rate of $0.6625 per CcF through May 2027, providing price stability in today's volatile energy market. The program, coordinated by the Miami Valley Communications Council across 18 local communities, mirrors the...

Barry Gunderson, Song and Dance, 2000Parks and Recreation

Barry Gunderson Song and Dance, 2000 Aluminum, Brick Pavers and Concrete Location: Lincoln Park Civic Commons Google Maps Barry Gunderson’s sculpture Song and Dance features a choreographed arrangement of four 16-foot tall figures. One hand on the ground, one high in the air, bodies arched, these figures salute all who enter the Commons area. The sculpture honors...

Yard Debris Center

Operational Information Street Division Hotline (937) 296-3255 Location 1840 Woodman Center Dr., Kettering, Ohio 45420 Residency Requirements Proof of Kettering residency/ taxpayer status is required when dropping off yard debris. Hours of Operation Summer Hours Begin the first Monday in March Monday - Friday 3 - 8 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Please...

West Dorothy Lane Resurfacing

Project Description The scope of this project along Dorothy Lane includes milling and applying a 2.5-inch asphalt resurfacing over approximately 3.14 miles. The project extends from the intersection with South Dixie Highway to Haig Avenue, just west of the intersection with Wilmington Pike. Project Update The final paving on Dorothy Lane is expected to be...

CenterPoint Gasline Replacement Projects

CenterPoint Energy is actively working in the City of Kettering to replace gas mains and service lines over the next several years. If you have any questions or concerns, please call CenterPoint at 800-227-1376. CenterPoint Map of Projects 2025 Project Areas Broad, San Rae, Delmonte, Oak Park, Royalston, East (V-1324 BSCI) Hazelwood, California, Hadley, Broad,...

Recreation Programs for AdultsParks and Recreation

Variety is the spice of life, and we offer a smorgasbord of activities just for adults. These programs are designed to suit your busy schedule and give you the chance to explore a variety of hobby and self-enhancement classes. Investigate the possibilities! Learn to cook a fabulous meal, keep up with current technology, decorate your...

Kettering to Offer Natural Gas Aggregation Program

The Miami Valley Communications Council (MVCC) has announced a new natural gas aggregation program that will begin this fall. MVCC acts as the certified governmental aggregator for 18 local communities. The program will provide residents and small businesses with a fixed supply rate of $0.6625 per CcF from Archer Energy, offering price stability in an...

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