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Seeking Volunteer Trustee – River District New Community Authority (Citizen Representative, One Position Available)

Seeking Volunteer Trustee – River District New Community Authority (Citizen Representative, One Position 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 will play a crucial role in developing the River District and West...

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New City Council Member Nate Mundy

New City Council Member Nate Mundy

The City of West Carrollton is pleased to announce Nate Mundy’s appointment as the newest member of City Council.Mundy, a West Carrollton resident, has been actively involved in civic and community organizations, including the West Carrollton Lions Club, Pirate Packs, Hope for West Carrollton, the West Carrollton Education Foundation, and the West Carrollton Board of Education. His passion for making a positive impact and his dedication to the well-being of the city make him an ideal addition to the City Council.Mundy was one of 7 applicants to fill the council position vacated by Michael Boyle, who resigned in July. Mr....

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New Sheetz Under Construction in West Carrollton River District

New Sheetz Under Construction in West Carrollton River District

Continued development in West Carrollton’s River District is bringing another new business to the area, with Sheetz building a new location as part of the district’s ongoing growth. The project represents continued private-sector interest and investment in the River District, an area the City of West Carrollton has identified as a key component of its long-term economic development and redevelopment efforts. Over the past several years, the City has worked to position the River District for new investment through infrastructure improvements, redevelopment initiatives and other efforts designed to support future commercial and recreational development. The addition of Sheetz represents another...

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2026 Paving Program Underway

2026 Paving Program Underway

The City of West Carrollton’s 2026 Paving Program began Wednesday, August 26th, with Barrett Paving starting work in the plat near Applehill Drive. Crews will complete the project in phases, beginning with asphalt milling, followed by chip sealing and then paving. No Parking Notices No Parking signs for the initial milling work were placed in the area over the weekend. As work progresses, signs will be posted again in advance of the chip seal phase and the paving phase. Residents are asked to pay close attention to posted signage and parking restrictions as crews move from street to street. Following...

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Jersey Mike’s Celebrates Grand Opening in West Carrollton

Jersey Mike’s Celebrates Grand Opening in West Carrollton

West Carrollton welcomed Jersey Mike’s Subs on Wednesday, August 12th and celebrated the grand opening of its new location at 654 E. Dixie Drive. Mayor Rick Barnhart, members of City Council, and City staff joined franchise owner Ted Tolliver and the Jersey Mike’s team for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially welcome the restaurant to the community. The West Carrollton restaurant is the latest Dayton-area location for Tolliver, a longtime Jersey Mike’s franchisee who operates multiple restaurants throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati markets. Tolliver opened his first Jersey Mike’s location in the region in 2009 and has continued expanding the franchise’s...

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West Carrollton Celebrates Opening of New Middle/High School

West Carrollton Celebrates Opening of New Middle/High School

West Carrollton Schools celebrated the opening of the new West Carrollton Middle/High School with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, August 10th. Mayor Rick Barnhart, members of the City Council, City Manager Amber Holloway, and City staff joined West Carrollton School Board members, school staff, and members of the community for the celebration. Following the ceremony, attendees were invited to tour the new building ahead of the start of the 2026–2027 school year. The new Middle/High School brings students in grades 7–12 together under one roof while maintaining separate spaces for the two schools. Middle School students in grades 7 and...

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AT&T Fiber Installation Underway in West Carrollton

AT&T Fiber Installation Underway in West Carrollton

AT&T has begun installing its fiber-optic network in neighborhoods throughout West Carrollton. The project will be completed in sections, with construction crews moving through different areas of the city as work progresses. Residents should watch for AT&T door hangers, which are typically distributed approximately 72 hours before construction begins in an area. Yard signs may also be placed nearby to identify active work locations. Construction crews are installing underground fiber-optic cable within utility easements. During construction, residents may experience holes, disturbed grass, soil, or other impacts to lawns caused by construction activities. AT&T has advised that affected lawn areas will...

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Stebbins Plumbing Celebrates 100 Years in Business

Stebbins Plumbing Celebrates 100 Years in Business

A West Carrollton business marked a major milestone this year as Stebbins Plumbing celebrated its 100th anniversary, recognizing a century of service to West Carrollton and the Miami Valley. More than 200 people gathered for the centennial celebration, bringing together members of the Stebbins family, employees, friends, and community members to recognize the company’s history and continued presence in the community. Mayor Rick Barnhart, Deputy Mayor Jill Tomlin and Council Member Keith Tilton attended on behalf of the City of West Carrollton to recognize the milestone and congratulate the Stebbins family and company employees. Founded in 1926 by Cecil Stebbins,...

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Gateway Signs Reflect Community Pride

Gateway Signs Reflect Community Pride

If you’ve driven into West Carrollton recently, you may have noticed a new look at several of the city’s entrances. Over the past year, the City has installed new gateway signs and updated existing signs to create a consistent and welcoming appearance throughout the community. New gateway pillar signs are being installed at State Route 741 and Marcy Road, West Central Avenue at the city limits, North Miami Avenue near the bike trail, and Interstate 75 Exit 47. New sign faces were also installed on existing gateway signs at State Route 741 and Alex-Bell Road and South Alex Road at...

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West Carrollton City Council Member Mike Boyle Resigns

West Carrollton City Council Member Mike Boyle Resigns

During the July 28, 2026, City Council meeting, West Carrollton City Council Member Mike Boyle announced his resignation, effective immediately following the meeting. Boyle is resigning as he will no longer reside within the West Carrollton city limits and is therefore ineligible to continue serving on the City Council. Boyle was appointed to the West Carrollton City Council on February 13, 2024, and was later elected to a full four-year term that began January 1, 2026. “It has been an honor and a privilege to serve the residents of West Carrollton,” Boyle said. “I appreciate the opportunity to have represented...

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