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Burials at Beavertown Cemetery are managed by our Parks Department.  You can contact them at 1-937-296-2486.

Park Plans - Section 1Parks and Recreation

Art on the Commons Parking MapParks and Recreation

Please call the Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts Department inclement weather hotline 1-937-296-3282 to see if our facilities and classes are open.  Information will also be posted on the Play Kettering Facebook page.

Park Amenities MatrixParks and Recreation

Parks Maintenance Management PlanParks and Recreation

Kettering Parks Management Plan

My Park Information BrochureParks and Recreation

General Water Park GuidelinesParks and Recreation

Even though there are 21 fabulous parks in Kettering, chances are you have your favorites and you’ve gotten in a routine of visiting those the most. According to a recent survey, Kettering’s Kantner Park (1512 Brownleigh Rd.), Glaser Park (1851 Doris Dr.) and Oak Park (2055 Malcom Ave.) are hungry for visitors. They might be...

Irelan Park Walking TrailParks and Recreation

Glaser Park Walking TrailParks and Recreation

Mulch and compost are usually available sometime in mid-April at Indian Riffle Park on Stroop Rd. Both are available free of charge to residents on a first come, first served basis and is restocked every Thursday and Friday during the season.  Please bring proof of Kettering residency.

Pondview Park Walking TrailsParks and Recreation

Oak Park Walking TrailParks and Recreation

Ernst Parks Walking TrailParks and Recreation

Park Plans - Section 2Parks and Recreation

Gentile Park Presentation 081122Parks and Recreation

Holiday at Home Labor Day weekend Location: Lincoln Park Civic Commons Free bicycle parking both days Kettering Walk/Bike information booth on Monday   EcoFest September 14, 11am to 3pm Location: Lincoln Park Civic Commons Free bicycle parking

Cul-de-sacs are especially difficult for snow removal operations. In a light snow, a circle may not receive treatment unless there is an incline. During plowing operations where all streets are plowed, drivers must push snow into available open spaces (i.e. around fire hydrants, between mailboxes, driveways and storm sewer inlets).  Many times, cul-de-sacs have parked...

Cul-de-sacs are especially difficult for snow removal operations. 
In a light snow, a circle may not receive treatment unless there is an incline. During plowing operations where all streets are plowed, drivers must push snow into available open spaces (i.e. around fire hydrants, between mailboxes, driveways and storm sewer inlets).  Many times, cul-de-sacs have parked...

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