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City of Kettering, Ohio - Government Welcome to the official page for the City of Kettering, Ohio SOCIAL MEDIA DISCLAIMER AND GUIDELINES FOR VISITORS TO THIS ACCOUNT.

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Kettering, you showed up in a big way for this year's Shred Day & Recycling Event! A whopping 1,019 cars came through, a...
11/02/2026

Kettering, you showed up in a big way for this year's Shred Day & Recycling Event! A whopping 1,019 cars came through, and our amazing volunteers contributed more than 80 hours to make the event a success.

Together, we collected:
14.29 tons of paper
4.01 tons of Electronics
1.82 tons of Styrofoam

We collected more in every category than last year, including nearly one additional ton of Styrofoam! Thank you for helping make this year's event our most impactful yet.

A huge thank-you to our incredible volunteers! Your time and hard work help make events like this possible.

A heartfelt thank-you to our lead partner, Day Air Credit Union, for its continued support; Montgomery County Environmental Services for bringing Styrofoam recycling to the event; Solvita for providing expanded event space; and Waste-Free Dayton and Washington-Centerville Public Library for collecting hard-to-recycle items. We’re grateful for these partnerships that help make this event a success!

On the first of every month, The Starter e-newsletter delivers the events, programs and community news happening in Kett...
10/31/2026

On the first of every month, The Starter e-newsletter delivers the events, programs and community news happening in Kettering that month.

No searching. No scrolling. No “Wait…when was that happening?”

Just one handy email to help you plan your month and make the most of everything Kettering has to offer! November's e-newsletter drops tomorrow! Click here to sign up: https://bit.ly/4qJ9Qas

National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is a great reminder that protecting our homes from lead hazards is an important ...
10/30/2026

National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is a great reminder that protecting our homes from lead hazards is an important step in keeping our families healthy. The City of Kettering offers a Lead Hazard Reduction Grant Program to help eligible homeowners or property owners address lead-based paint hazards and create safer living environments.

If you have a home built before 1978, don't overlook the potential risks of lead exposure. Learn more about the grant program, eligibility requirements and how to apply at ketteringoh.org/lead-hazard-reduction-grant-program.

Make a Difference Day brought out the best of Kettering last Saturday! Volunteers of all ages came together to lend a he...
10/29/2026

Make a Difference Day brought out the best of Kettering last Saturday! Volunteers of all ages came together to lend a helping hand. A total of 212 volunteers contributed 546.3 hours to support our community and make a difference near and far.

Thank you to all our volunteers who make Kettering the City of Volunteers!

Make A Difference Day Highlights:
Rain Garden Installation at Van Buren Park
• Ten volunteers contributed 22.5 hours to dig holes and plant native species, helping reduce runoff and standing water while adding beauty and biodiversity to the park.

Gentile Nature Park Invasive Plant Removal and Clean-up
• 43 volunteers gave 87.5 hours to pick up litter and assist in removing invasive plants at Gentile Nature Park.

Meal Packing
• 28 volunteers gave 45.5 hours to pack meals for families in need.

Holiday Greeting Cards
• 50 volunteers dedicated 150 hours to creating over 600 holiday cards! Through Blue Star Mothers, these heartfelt greetings will be sent to active-duty military members.

Oct. 25 – 31, 2026 is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. Lead exposure can be difficult to detect, but taking step...
10/26/2026

Oct. 25 – 31, 2026 is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. Lead exposure can be difficult to detect, but taking steps to prevent it can help protect your family’s health.

• Know the facts: Lead can be found in paint, dust, soil, and even drinking water. If your home was built before 1978, it may contain lead-based paint that can create health hazards when it deteriorates or is disturbed during repairs or renovations.

• Get children tested: Even low levels of lead exposure can affect a child's growth, learning, and behavior. Because children often show no symptoms, blood lead testing is the best way to identify exposure. Talk with your child's healthcare provider about testing.

• Make your home safer: Before beginning painting, remodeling, or repair projects in older homes, take precautions to avoid creating lead hazards. Always use a lead-safe certified contractor when disturbing painted surfaces.

• Financial Assistance may be available: The City of Kettering offers grant programs that may help eligible households identify and address lead-based paint hazards and other lead-related health risks in their homes. These programs can help make homes safer for families while reducing the financial burden of necessary repairs.

Don't wait until lead becomes a problem. Small steps today can make a lasting difference in protecting your family's health and creating a healthier community for everyone.

To learn more about lead safety and available City of Kettering assistance programs, visit https://www.ketteringoh.org/lead-hazard-reduction-grant-program or contact Missy Frost at [email protected]

Further information can be found at:
https://www.cdc.gov/lead-prevention/communication-resources/index.html
https://www.epa.gov/lead

We're hiring! Kettering is accepting applications for a Full-Time Fitness Coordinator position in our Parks, Recreation ...
10/26/2026

We're hiring! Kettering is accepting applications for a Full-Time Fitness Coordinator position in our Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department. The submission deadline is Nov. 2, 2026, at 5 p.m.

For more information, please visit our website at www.ketteringoh.org/jobs or contact our Human Resources Department at 937-296-2446.

The City of Kettering is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

This Saturday, Oct. 24, join volunteers across the country for Make a Difference Day, one of the nation’s largest days o...
10/22/2026

This Saturday, Oct. 24, join volunteers across the country for Make a Difference Day, one of the nation’s largest days of service! The City of Kettering partners with local organizations and community groups to bring people together for volunteer projects that make a lasting impact right here in our community.

We especially need volunteers to support the community blood drive at Kettering Fire Headquarters, 4745 Hempstead Station Drive. We’re also collecting food donations for our meal-packing project! Bring your food donations to the 500 Building between 9 and 10 a.m. on Make a Difference Day. Volunteers will be ready to collect donations directly from your car and deliver them to the meal-packing area.

Sign up to volunteer and see which food items are needed for the meal-packing project at www.ketteringoh.org/volunteer-opportunities.

10/19/2026

IT'S MONDAY AT BASECAMP! 🚲 🎶

We've got a full day lined up! Grab lunch from Hangry Bird, come back for hot dogs from Bun Bun, then stick around for an evening bike ride and Music Bingo!

🌮 Hangry Bird | 11 AM–2 PM
🌭 Bun Bun Hot Dog Stand | 5–8 PM
🚲 Bike Ride | 5:30–6:30 PM
🎶 Music Bingo | 6:30–8 PM

All activities are FREE and open to everyone! Food and drinks are available for purchase.

See the full schedule at mvrpfieldwork.com/basecamp

See you out there!

Address

3600 Shroyer Road
Kettering, OH
45429

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+19372962400

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