Join us for a fun Noon Year’s Eve celebration with a balloon drop at noon! Kids can make their own craft, decorate hats, and enjoy kid-friendly bubbly beverages and snacks. Only 30 spots are available for ages 5-12. During the balloon popping in the lobby, a “Quiet Area” will be available.
It’s that time of year again! The City of West Carrollton and Montgomery County Animal Resource Center have teamed up to make getting your dog licensed easier than ever.
Join us for a relaxing and creative evening at the Neurographic Watercolor Experience, led by talented local artist Matthew Burgy. This hands-on workshop invites you to explore the calming and colorful world of neurographic art, a simple yet powerful way to unwind, express yourself, and connect with others.
West Carrollton is proud to partner with Versiti to sponsor citywide blood drives. There is always a great need for blood donors, so we encourage you to sign up or walk in and make a difference!
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The annual curbside fall leaf collection program begins Monday, Oct. 13th, and continues through Dec. 5th. No need to call the city if you didn’t get your leaves out in time, or if a vehicle was in the way, because crews make continuous loops throughout the city each week. Before you grab your rake and begin building the world's tallest leaf pile, here's what you need to know: Right-of-way only: Place your leaves on the right-of-way (grass area between the curb and sidewalk) for pickup, not in the street or blocking drains. No branches: Leaves ONLY - no sticks, branches,... |
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From December 1–15, children are invited to drop their letters to Santa in his special mailbox located in the Civic Center lobby. To receive a reply from Santa, please include a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your letter. This helps Santa send a message back straight from the North Pole! Don’t miss this magical opportunity to share your Christmas wishes. Santa can’t wait to hear from you! Date: December 1–15 Location: Civic Center Lobby, 300 E. Central Ave. Cost: Free |
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Join us for a casual morning chat with Mayor Rick Barnhart and City Manager Amber Holloway. Grab a seat and enjoy a laid-back discussion while sipping a warm cup of coffee. This is an opportunity to engage directly with two of your local community leaders, receive updates, and express what matters most to you. Complimentary coffee will be provided for those who join in the conversation. Date: Wednesday, December 3rd Time: 8:00 – 9:30 AM Location: Legacy Pancake House |
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This meeting will be held in the Council Workroom to discuss records retention. This meeting is open to the public. Please click here for a copy of the meeting agenda. |
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Join Us for a Gingerbread House Decorating Party! We’ll provide the gingerbread house; you bring the icing, decorations, and plenty of creativity. Enjoy a fun and festive evening as you design your holiday masterpiece. Judging will take place during the annual Holiday Festival, and the winner will be announced later on social media. Date: Friday, December 5th Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Location: Civic Center, 300 East Central Ave Cost: Free (Registration required by December 4th) |
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Celebrate the season on Saturday, December 6, from 4–6 PM at the Civic Center — free admission! Enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides, WCHS choir and orchestra performances, letters to Santa, and a magical tree-lighting ceremony. Santa will be available for free photos (bring your camera!), plus complimentary hot cocoa to keep you warm. The library will also join in the fun with a festive story stroll, Christmas ornament-making, and more activities for the whole family. Don’t forget to cast your vote for your favorite gingerbread house during the festival! |
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To be held on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, in the Fishbowl Meeting Room next to the Council Chambers at 5:30 p.m. Please click here for a copy of the agenda. |
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This meeting is open to the pubic. It will be held in the Council Workroom to discuss records retention. Please click here for a copy of the meeting agenda. |
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Walk through a magical, lighted path in Wilson Park, listen to holiday music, make s'mores, roast marshmallows over an open fire, and enjoy an evening with family and friends. This event is wheelchair and stroller-friendly! Date: Friday, Dec 12th Time: 6-8 pm Location: Wilson Park, 350 Wilson Park Dr Cost: Free |
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City offices are closed on weekends and after 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.For your convenience, payments can be deposited after hours in the overnight drop box located at the Utilities window. Individual taxpayers who expect to earn taxable income, which is not subject to withholding at a rate equal to or greater than 2.25%, are required to make quarterly estimated tax payments if their tax liability will exceed $200.00. Quarterly estimated tax payments are due on or before April 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15. Businesses or other taxpayers reporting on a fiscal year basis instead of a... |
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To discuss the items on the agenda. Meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. Section 9.01 Planning Commission There shall be a municipal Planning Commission consisting of five (5) members all of whom shall be residents of the Municipality who hold no other Municipal office or employment, selected by the Council for overlapping terms of five (5) years, except that the members first selected shall be appointed for such terms that the term of one member shall expire annually thereafter. The Commission shall adopt its own rules and elect its own officers annually. It shall have all the power and authority conferred... |
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Our offices will be closed on December 24th and 25th to allow our staff to enjoy the holiday with their loved ones. We will reopen and resume regular business hours on December 26th. |
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Our offices will be closed on December 24th and 25th to allow our staff to enjoy the holiday with their loved ones. We will reopen and resume regular business hours on December 26th. Trash Pickup: Due to the holiday, trash collection will be delayed by one day this week. Only residents whose regular pickup is Thursday will be affected by the holiday. If your trash is normally picked up on Thursday, please set your bins out for Friday. If your regular pickup is on Friday, please set your bins out for Saturday. |
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Join us for a fun Noon Year’s Eve celebration with a balloon drop at noon! Kids can make their own craft, decorate hats, and enjoy kid-friendly bubbly beverages and snacks. Only 30 spots are available for ages 5-12. During the balloon popping in the lobby, a “Quiet Area” will be available. Date: Wednesday, Dec 31 Time: 11 am-12:30 pm Location: Civic Center Lobby, 300 E. Central Ave Cost: $5 per child |
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Our offices will be closed to allow our staff to enjoy the holiday with their loved ones. We will reopen and resume regular business hours on January 2nd. Trash Pickup: Due to the holiday, trash collection will be delayed by one day this week. Only residents whose regular pickup is on Thursday will be affected by the holiday. If your trash is usually picked up on Thursday, please set your bins out for Friday. If your regular pickup is on Friday, please set your bins out for Saturday. |
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Trustees – River District New Community Authority (Citizen Representative, Two Positions Available) Trustees of the River District New Community Authority serve as the governing body of a public entity established under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 349 to guide and finance infrastructure and community development within the River District. Citizen Trustees represent the interests of current and future residents and provide independent oversight alongside city and developer representatives. Trustees are responsible for setting policy, adopting resolutions, approving budgets and financing actions, and overseeing the Authority’s activities related to public infrastructure, redevelopment, and long-term community planning in the River District. This position...
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West Carrollton and thousands of other local government and public safety agencies across the country use an external communication platform called OnSolve CodeRED to send emergency alerts. That platform was taken offline in mid-November while the company investigated a security breach. After recently receiving additional information, we want to share what we know with our residents. What happened? OnSolve CodeRED, which the City uses for emergency alerts, was the victim of a targeted cyber-attack by an organized cybercriminal group. Whose information is in CodeRED’s database? Residential landline telephones automatically receive CodeRED messages. Businesses or individuals who want to receive emergency...
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The City of West Carrollton is pleased to announce the promotion of Alex Flynn as the City’s next Deputy Chief of Police.Deputy Chief Flynn has been a dedicated member of the West Carrollton Police Department since June 2012, demonstrating exceptional leadership, professionalism, and commitment to West Carrollton. Prior to joining the department, he served four years in the United States Air Force as a Security Forces Specialist.He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from the American Military University. He is a graduate of both the Ohio Law Enforcement Foundation’s Police Executive Leadership College (PELC) and the Certified Law Enforcement Executive (CLEE)...
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The City of West Carrollton has received plan approval from the Ohio EPA for our Water Treatment Plant improvement project. This marks an important step forward in ensuring safe, reliable, and high-quality drinking water for our community.Many of the plant’s systems are more than 30 years old and require critical updates. These improvements will:• Replace and modernize outdated treatment equipment• Improve water quality and reliability• Enhance safety and efficiency at the facilityWith an investment of $8.8 million, supported through the Ohio EPA’s Water Supply Revolving Loan program, this project represents our commitment to protecting public health and planning for the...
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