News Flash

MLK Day Closings

City offices will be closed Monday, January 18, 2021 in observance of Dr. Martin  Luther King, Jr. Day.

Refuse collection and curbside recycling will be on schedule. Troy City Council will next meet on Tuesday, January 19, at 7:00 p.m., at the Hob...

Christmas tree pickup scheduled

In cooperation with the Miami County Transfer Station and Recycling Center, the City of Troy will be collecting non-artificial Christmas trees after Christmas.  Pickup will take place from December 28 to January 29.   

Please pla...

Troy Police Department Maintains National Law Enforcement Standards Accreditation by CALEA

The Troy Police Department was awarded national accreditation on November 13, 2020 by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA) in the Law Enforcement Standards program. CALEA’s goal is to improve law enforcement service b...

2021 All-Funds Budget Approved

At its December 7 meeting, the Troy City Council approved the City’s 2021 All Funds Budget.

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the City’s tax revenue will not be known until May 2021. In order to steward that funding in a responsibl...

Winter Weather Treatment Information

The following are guidelines on the City of Troy’s winter weather policies, intended to help residents and drivers understand the City’s approach to dealing with typical winter storms. Because each snow event...

Thanksgiving Closings and Dye Mill Road Final Date

Troy City offices will be closed Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27, 2020, for the Thanksgiving holiday.

City refuse collection and curbside recycling will not be delayed and will be collected on the usual weekly schedule. 

Please note t...

Holiday Lighting 2020

‘Tis the season!  With the Christmas tree arriving in the public square this week, Mayor Robin Oda and City of Troy invite you to Troy’s “Holiday Lighting 2020.”

Please join us, along with several local musicians, on Friday, November 27th as we ce...

Fire Department Concept Drawings Review

At its October 26 work session, Council members reviewed the concept drawings for the new Fire Station to be located at 110 E. Canal. The $6 million building, which will replace existing Fire Station 1 on Race Street, is slated to start construction in Sp...

Troy Fire Awarded FEMA Grant

The Troy Fire Department has been awarded a FEMA grant of $231,366 toward the cost of new SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus). The City plans to add $42,000 to the grant money, for a total amount of $273,000.

That funding will cover 36 new air packs,...

Troy Fire approved for TechCred grant

The Troy Fire Department was recently approved for a TechCred grant through the Ohio Department of Development, which will fund tuition for Fire apprentices and employees.

TechCred, a program from the Ohio Development Services Agency, provides funding for ...

"Look Who Is Recycling" Award Winners Announced

Rumpke of Ohio, Inc. and the City of Troy are announcing the newest recipients of the Rumpke “Look Who Is Recycling” quarterly reward program for City of Troy residents who actively participate in recycling. Winners for the second and ...

Miami County United Way launches 211

The Miami County United Way has launched a new call service available to all families and individuals in Miami County. By dialing 2-1-1, callers obtain free and confidential information on health and human services resources in our community -- 24 hours p...

Waite Promoted to Sergeant

The City of Troy has promoted Jeffrey M. Waite to the rank of Sergeant, effective September 21, 2020.

Sergeant Waite became a member of the Troy Police Department on September 21, 1998.  As a member of the Troy Police Department, he has served as ...

Fall Cemetery Clean-up for 2020

The staff of the Troy Cemetery Office will begin the annual fall clean-up of Riverside Cemetery and Rosehill Cemetery on October 1, 2020. Citizens are asked to remove wreaths, ground-mounted displays, and any other items or decorations that have been left...

Reverse-Angle Parking on E. Main to be Reversed

The reverse-angle parking experiment on E. Main Street will end on September 13, weather permitting. The reverse-angle spaces at that location will be re-striped to allow for pull-in parking.

Mayor Oda and City staff appreciate all submitted comments, whic...

Trick-or-Treat Night Set for 2020

The Miami County Council has set 2020’s county-wide Trick-or-Treat Night for Thursday, October 29, provided there are no future COVID-19 restrictions from the Ohio Department of Health. Trick-or-treating will take place in the City of Troy from 6 p.m. to ...

Appointment of Police Chief and Police Captain

The retirement of Police Chief Charles Phelps on August 7, 2020, has resulted in a promotional  examination process within the Troy Police Department to fill the position of Police Chief.

The examination process is overseen by the Troy Civil Servi...

Pella Corp. to open new manufacturing facility in Troy

The City of Troy is excited to welcome Pella, Corp. to our community! Pella announced on July 27 that it has selected Troy as the location for its new manufacturing facility. The new facility will move into an existing 324,000-square-foot space on Experim...

Repaving Project Underway

Troy’s 2020 repaving program is underway. Last week, crews completed milling (the process to remove and smooth existing asphalt) around Troy. Weather permitting, crews will be milling on Franklin and Oxford Streets on July 27, and will finish on...

Reverse Angle Parking Study to begin on E. Main Street

On Sunday, July 26, Troy Street Department staff will convert parking along two blocks of E. Main Street to reverse-angle parking. This change is part of this summer’s reverse-angle parking pilot study, which began with the implementation of rev...

Notice of City Council Public Hearing on Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA)

The Council of the City of Troy, Ohio received an application to establish a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) pursuant to Ohio Revised Code (ORC) Section 4301.82. The Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area Application is on file with the Clerk of C...

Utility grants available through July 31

The City of Troy suspended all water shutoffs once the Shelter in Place order was issued on March 19, 2020. However, during the time since that order was issued, billing was not suspended for water, sewer, refuse and/or stormwater charges. The City has en...

2019 City of Troy Income Tax Due July 15

The deadline to file and pay City of Troy tax obligations was been extended to July 15, 2020 to comply with the State of Ohio and Internal Revenue Service. This includes 2019 final tax liability and 2020 first quarter estimated tax.

Troy residents are requ...

Reverse-angle Parking Pilot Study to Begin

The City of Troy is undertaking a pilot study for reverse-angle parking at two locations in the downtown area. As part of the West Main Street Corridor project, the City was awarded safety funds by the Ohio Department of Transportation to implement safety...

Hydrant flushing schedule

The City of Troy’s annual fire hydrant flushing project will begin in May. By performing a controlled release of water from the hydrants, Troy’s Fire Department ensures adequate water flow is available to fire fighters, residents and b...

Small Business Development Loan Payments Deferred

As part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Troy’s City Council has approved a three-month deferral of loan payments for businesses who have received loans through the City’s Community Development Block Grant and Small Business D...