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City Beautification Awards -- September 2023

The Troy City Beautification Committee provides for awards throughout the “growing months,” to recognize the efforts of property owners in Troy to make our community more beautiful. 

The purpose of the Green Thumb Award is to r...

West Main Closure Update - 9/21/2023

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Street block is opened back up ...

Trick or Treat Night Set for Thursday, October 26

The Miami County Council has set 2023’s county-wide Trick or Treat Night for Thursday, October 26. This date was determined in 2021, as part of a 5-year schedule. Trick or Treat Night will be held the last Thursday in October through 2025.

Trick-...

Fall Cemetery Cleanup

City Cemetery staff will perform fall clean-up of Riverside Cemetery and Rosehill Cemetery from October 1 to November 1. All non-permanent decorations will be removed by City staff to allow raking and leaf-blowing around the two cemeteries. Families and l...

West Main Closure Update - 9/11/2023

The Common Pleas Court this morning issued a “Notice and Entry of the Filing of the Court Expert’s Report.” This is the long-awaited structural engineering report from Daniel Geers on behalf of Judge Stacy Wall, paid for by t...

West Main Closure Update - 9/6/2023

Wednesday, September 6, 2023

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Str...

West Main Closure Update - 8/30

Wednesday, August 30, 2023

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Stree...

Beautification Award Winners Announced

The Troy City Beautification Committee provides awards throughout the “growing months,” to recognize the efforts of property owners in Troy to make our community more beautiful. 

The purpose of the Green Thumb Award is to recog...

West Main Closure Update - 8/17/2023

Thursday, August 17, 2023 **BREAKING NEWS** that 116 West Main LLC shore up and repair the exterior brick wall on the north side of the third floor of the Tavern Building. The Second Appellate District did not overturn the Common Pleas orders related to t...

West Main Closure Update - 8/16/2023

Wednesday, August 16, 2023

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Stree...

West Main Closure Update - 8/9/2023

Wednesday, August 9, 2023 

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to P...

"Look Who Is Recycling" Award Winner Announced

At the August 7 City Council meeting, Council President Bill Lutz announced the “Look Who Is Recycling” award winner for the second quarter of 2023. Rumpke of Ohio, Inc., the City’s curbside recycling contractor, runs the pro...

West Main Closure Update - 8/3/2023

Thursday, August 3, 2023

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Street ...

West Main Street Closure Update 7/26

Wednesday, July 26, 2023

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Street ...

Troy receives $6 million grant for improvements to Wastewater Treatment Plant

The City of Troy has been awarded a $6 million grant from the State of Ohio to expand the Troy Wastewater Treatment Plant. The funds will go toward the Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Project, a $11.8 million initiative to increase capacity and repla...

West Main Street Closure Update 7/19

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Street block is opened back up ...

Beautification Award Winners Announced for July 2023

The Troy City Beautification Committee provides for two awards throughout the “growing months,” to recognize the efforts of property owners in Troy to make our community more beautiful. 

The purpose of the Green Thumb Award is ...

West Main Street Closure Update 7/12

In an on-going effort to keep our downtown businesses, residents and visitors informed as to the latest status of the West Main Street closure, we are providing a weekly update each Wednesday until the Cherry Street to Plum Street block is opened back up ...

West Main Street Closure Update 7/5

West Main Detour

The Chief Building Official (CBO) and Fire Chief are very important in protecting the safety, health and welfare of our residents, businesses, and visitors. They hold special certifications and expertise and rely on other experts to be the final arbiters ...

Beautification Award Winners Announced

The Troy City Beautification Committee provides for two awards throughout the “growing months,” to recognize the efforts of property owners in Troy to make our community more beautiful. 

The purpose of the Green Thumb Award is ...

Fire Hydrant Flushing Begins June 5, 2023

The City of Troy will begin the annual fire hydrant flushing project on Monday, June 5. Hydrant flushing is a controlled procedure to maintain our fire hydrants and water distribution system. By performing a release of water from the hydrants, Troy's Fire...

Changes to Dye Mill Road Policy

To comply with EPA regulations regarding composting facilities, the Dye Mill Road Compost Facility will change its list of acceptable items, beginning June 1. Concrete, bricks, and blocks will no longer be accepted. 

The facility is still availabl...

City Beautification Awards -- May 2023

The Troy City Beautification Committee provides for two awards throughout the “growing months,” to recognize the efforts of property owners in Troy to make our community more beautiful. 

The purpose of the Green Thumb Award is ...

2023 Paving Program Underway

Troy’s 2023 paving program, approved by City Council as part of the 2023 budget, is underway. Repaving will begin this week.

The City budgeted $1,500,000 in funds for re-paving streets across Troy, as well as $20,000 for paving in Riverside Cemetery. These...

Refuse Rate Update

The City of Troy is pleased to announce that residents will not see an increase in residential refuse and recycling rates in 2023. Staff continually analyze the estimated costs of the City’s trash and recycling program, and have determined that ...

112-118 West Main Street Update

The court injunction hearing to address City of Troy and Miami County hazardous mitigation and property maintenance orders against the owner of the Oddfellows/Tavern Building, originally scheduled for today and tomorrow, was cancelled. Yesterday, Law Dire...

New Police Department Patch

The Troy Police Department is changing its shoulder patch.  The old shoulder patch, adopted by the Troy Police Department in 1973, was a generic patch used by departments throughout the country, with only slight variations.  The new shou...

112-118 West Main Street Updates

4/01: On Friday, March 31, 2023 the City of Troy filed an Amended Complaint for Injunctive Relief and Damages in Miami County Common Pleas Court against 116 West Main Street LLC, Randy Kimmel, and the property known as the Tavern Building at 112-...

Fire Department Promotions Announced

On March 29, 2023, two promotions took place within the Troy Fire Department. Congratulations to both of these exceptional leaders, and thank you for your continued service to our community.

Promoted to Rank of Assistant Chief: Donald Pemberton

Donald Pembe...

Tavern Building Court Decision

The Ohio Second District Court of Appeals has affirmed the Miami County Common Pleas Court decision related to the 116-118 West Main Street building in Troy's historic downtown. The City of Troy property maintenance orders and municipal court com...

Springtime Maintenance Reminders

Springtime invites more time outside, whether playing, gardening, walking the neighborhoods, or doing more driving. It also is a busy time for our zoning inspectors, who identify code violations and help residents resolve issues with their homes or yards....

DORA Amendment Approved

Mayor Robin Oda is pleased to announce that the Ohio Division of Liquor Control has approved an amendment to Troy’s Designated Refreshment Area (DORA), set to take effect on March 16. The Troy DORA was established in 2021 and has been received p...

Police Promotions Announced

The City of Troy announces the following promotions within the Troy Police Department:

Transferred to the Captain: Sgt. Dominic Burnside

Dominic Burnside grew up in Piqua, OH, and graduated from Piqua High School in 2001. He attended Bowling Green State Uni...

Ballfield Improvements Unveiled

At its annual "Meet the Team Night" on Thursday, March 9, the Troy Baseball Parents Association accepted a check for $100,000 from Superior Credit Union, kicking off plans for a multi-phased improvement of the North Market Street Ballfields. Fun...

Park Department receives canopy grant

Mayor Robin Oda and Park Department Superintendent Jeremy Drake are pleased to share that the City of Troy has received a $25,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for urban canopy restoration. The grant, matched with City funds, is inte...

Dye Mill Compost Facility to Open

The City of Troy has again contracted with JB Lawn and Landscaping to operate the City-owned Dye Mill Road Compost Facility. The contractor will reopen the facility on March 2, 2023, with the following hours of operation:

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Electric Aggregation Pricing

Members of the City of Troy’s electric aggregation will see a new rate on their electric bill in May. While the rate is increasing from the previous year, residents will continue to enjoy a significantly lower rate compared to non-aggregated acc...

Municipal Income Tax Information

Troy residents are required to file a 2022 City of Troy tax return, regardless of whether tax is due. If you are 18 or over and live in Troy, you will need to file your municipal income tax form by April 18, 2023.

If you own and operate a business in Troy,...

Recycling Award Winner Announced

Mayor Robin Oda has announced the “Look Who Is Recycling” award winner for the fourth quarter of 2022. Rumpke of Ohio, Inc., the City’s curbside recycling contractor, runs the program as a tool to encourage residential recycl...

Committee of the Whole DORA Discussion

The City Council's Committee of the Whole met on January 9, 2023, to discuss an application to approve and establish an amended Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). The discussion to is viewable on our YouTube page.

Click here to see the co...

Amended DORA Application Presentation

On January 9, Troy's City Council Committee of the Whole reviewed a presentation on the application to Council to approve and establish an amended Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). The presentation can be viewed here. 

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Amended DORA Application Submitted

The City of Troy has submitted an application to Council to approve and establish an amended Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). Click here to see the completed application, and find out more about Troy's DORA at www.troyohio.gov/DORA.&am...

Robinson Reserve Fund Plants Trees

The Robinson Reserve at Duke Park continues to grow and thrive, thanks to an endowment established by the Robinson Fund. Last week, the Park Department worked with the Robinson Reserve Fund to plant 29 trees at the Robinson Reserve. The Fund paid $10,068,...

Troy Police Department receives Body-Worn Camera Grant

Mayor Robin Oda and Police Chief Shawn McKinney Troy Police Department are pleased to announce that the Troy Police Department has received a $71,790 grant from the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS).&a...

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 is unique, pre-treatment, plowing and salting ...

Float Troy receives MCVCB Tourism Grant

The City of Troy’s unique Float Troy program was awarded $3,000 from the Miami County Visitors and Convention Bureau’s new Tourism Grant Program today. The funds will replace two rafts rented out as part of the floating tent experience...

Arrests made in connection to Troy Community Park shooting

As of this date three (3) subjects have been arrested in connection with the August 24th, 2022 shooting in the Troy Community Park.  The shooting is believed to be drug related and preplanned to occur in the Park involving known associates. &...

Troy Police Department receives Ohio EMA Grant

Mayor Robin Oda and Police Chief Shawn McKinney are pleased to share that the City of Troy Police Department has received $6,744 in grant funding from the Ohio Emergency Management Agency's Ohio First Responder, Recruitment, Retention, and Resili...

“Look Who is Recycling” Award Winner Announced

Mayor Robin Oda has announced the “Look Who Is Recycling” award winner for the third quarter of 2022. Rumpke of Ohio, Inc., the City’s curbside recycling contractor, runs the program as a tool to encourage residential recycli...

Old Scratch Pizza Acquires Former Troy Fire Station

Mayor Robin Oda and the City of Troy congratulate Old Scratch Pizza as they closed yesterday on 19 East Race Street, the former home of Fire Station 11.

The property went on the market over the summer, when Troy Fire moved its Station 11 operations to the ...

Troy PD Offers Drug Takeback Box

With National Drug Takeback Day coming up, the Troy Police Department reminds residents of options to dispose of medication safely and easily. Troy PD offers a secure pill disposal box at 124 East Main Street, available year-round during business hours. T...

Fall Cemetery Clean-Up

City Cemetery staff will perform fall clean-up of Riverside Cemetery and Rosehill Cemetery from October 1 to November 1. All non-permanent decorations will be removed by City staff to allow raking and leaf-blowing around the two cemeteries. Families and l...

Troy Rotary Club Recognizes Long-Time City of Troy Employee

At the Troy Rotary Club’s September 6 meeting, Mayor Robin Oda and Councilman Todd Severt recognized City of Troy Administrative Assistant Sue Knight for 52 years of continuous service. Hired in 1970, Mrs. Knight has also been appointed Clerk of...

Mayor Announces City Commitment to Child Advocacy Center

Mayor Oda announced at the September 6, 2022, City Council meeting that Troy will contribute $5,000 to support the startup costs of a proposed Child Advocacy Center (CAC) at Isaiah’s Place in 2023. Isaiah's Place is a faith-based non-pr...

Funding Still Available for Residential Exterior Housing Improvement

After assisting five homeowners and awarding a total of $45,800 in home improvement loans in its first round, the Residential Exterior Housing Improvement Loan Program is again open for applications. The funding is available on a first come; first serve b...

Fire Station 11 Now Active

Fire Chief Matt Simmons and Mayor Robin Oda are pleased to announce that Troy’s new Fire Station 11 is operational. Fire staff and apparatus have moved from the Race Street station to the new building, and all Station 11 calls, training, and operations ar...

Downtown pedestrian safety changes go into effect

Mayor Robin Oda is pleased to announce several changes around downtown Troy to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers. Reconfigured parking spaces, changes to street crossings, and crosswalk upgrades are all part of the City’s ongoing downto...

City of Troy awarded $1.1 million in roadwork development grants

As inflation continues to run up the costs of labor and materials, a pair of state grants will cover two-thirds of much-needed infrastructure upgrades to South Stanfield Road. The City of Troy received a $500,000 Roadwork Development Grant from the Ohio D...

Troy to accept assets of dissolving Trojans Soccer Club, continue mission

Troy Mayor Robin Oda and Troy Recreation Board President Marty Hobart accepted a $40,000 donation from the Trojans Soccer Club (TSC). $20,000 of the donated funds will be used to establish a scholarship for Troy youth who wish to enroll in sports and do n...

Troy Community Improvement Corporation to support Lincoln Community Center

Mayor Robin Oda is pleased to report that the Troy Community Improvement Corporation recommended, in a special meeting today, an amendment to the City’s contract with the Lincoln Community Center (LCC). Pending approval from its City Council, th...

Birdwatching Area Open to Public at Monarch Habitat

A new wildlife observation area is open to visitors at Troy’s Monarch Butterfly Habitat, north of Treasure Island Park. The now-completed Monarch Habitat Gazebo a comprehensive wildlife observation area, with seating, educational signag...

Road Closures for Troy Truck Yard and GOBA Concerts

The City of Troy is excited to welcome visiting bicyclists from Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure (GOBA) from June 22 to 24. As part of the GOBA week celebrations, the City, Troy Main Street, and GOBA have planned three concerts for the enjoyment of our visito...

Painted Pianos Project returns for 2022

This summer, visitors can once again enjoy painted pianos in downtown Troy!

Sponsored by City of Troy and Troy Main Street, the Painted Pianos Project is back. This summer, six "upcycled" pianos donated by area families will show off the painting...

Memorial Day Celebration

The Veterans Memorial Day Committee will hold a Memorial Day ceremony at noon on the Adams Street Bridge on May 30, 2022, followed by a gathering at the Veterans Memorial Park in Riverside Cemetery at 12:30 p.m.

To accommodate the Adams Street Bridge cerem...

“Look Who is Recycling” Award Winner Announced

At the May 2 Troy City Council meeting, Mayor Robin Oda announced the “Look Who Is Recycling” award winner for the first quarter of 2022. Rumpke of Ohio, Inc., the City’s curbside recycling contractor, runs the program as a t...

Operation Cloverleaf marks 19 years

2022 marks the 19th year of Operation Cloverleaf, a business-led volunteer project to beautify Troy’s I-75 interchange on West Main. Founded in 2003 by Troy native and then-Council member Ted Mercer, Operation Cloverleaf provides mowing, tree pruning, shr...

Arbor Day Foundation Names Troy Tree City USA for 36th year

The City of Troy was again named a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation in honor of its commitment to effective city forest management. This will be the 36^th consecutive year that the City has received the title.

The Tree City USA program celebrates o...

West Main Street Improvements to Begin

The multi-million dollar, two-phased West Main Street Corridor Project will begin in 2022. The City of Troy will make major improvements to West Main Street (State Route 41), stretching from Cherry Street to the I-75 interchange. Improvements will include...

2022 Paving Program Approved by Council

Troy’s 2022 paving program has been approved by City Council, allowing the City of Troy to seek bids for road repaving on priority streets. 

The City budgeted $1,000,000 in funds for re-paving streets across Troy, as well as $10,000 for ...

Gas main upgrades to begin in downtown Troy

Beginning this winter, CenterPoint Energy (formerly Vectren) will perform gas main upgrades in downtown Troy. Dates have been moved up from previous estimates, and construction is scheduled to begin on February 2. The project is slated for completion by e...

Estimated assessments for S. Stanfield Rd. Reconstruction Project

CITY OF TROY, OHIO.

RESOLUTION NO. R-5-2022

RESOLUTION DECLARING THE NECESSITY OF NEW AND REPLACEMENT SIDEWALKS/SHARED USE PATH AS PART OF THE SOUTH STANFIELD ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT PHASE I IN THE CITY OF TROY, OHIO AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY ...

"Look Who Is Recycling" Award Winner Announced

Mayor Robin Oda and City Engineer Jill Rhoades presented the quarterly “Look Who Is Recycling” award at January 18’s City Council meeting. Rumpke of Ohio, Inc., the City’s curbside recycling contractor, runs the pro...

Downtown façade improvement grant program opens

The City of Troy and Troy Main Street have created a new façade improvement and building renovation grant program for Troy’s downtown businesses, and applications are now open. Through Revitalize Troy, eligible commercial property own...

Residential Exterior Housing Improvement Program Launched

The City of Troy is proud to announce a new residential loan program available to Troy homeowners. The newly-established Residential Exterior Housing Improvement Loan Program will help qualifying homeowners improve the exterior of their homes. The program...

Gas main upgrades coming to downtown Troy

This spring, CenterPoint Energy (formerly Vectren) will perform gas main upgrades in downtown Troy. Construction is expected to begin near the end of February 2022 and continue until May. 

The City is working closely with CenterPoint to limit disr...

2021 Municipal Income Tax Information

Troy residents are required to file a 2021 City of Troy tax return, regardless of whether tax is due. If you are 18 or over and live in Troy, you will need to file your municipal income tax form by April 18, 2022.

If you own and operate a business in Troy,...

City of Troy Supports Local Industry Through Rides to Work

City of Troy Mayor Robin Oda (pictured left) today presented a check for $45,000 to Rides to Work Program Director Jim Taylor and The Troy Foundation President and Executive Director Melissa Kleptz.

Rides to Work offers free and subsidized transportation f...

Promotion Ceremony Scheduled -- Dale S. Thompson

On Wednesday, January 5, 2022, a Fire Department promotional pinning ceremony will recognize newly promoted Platoon Commander Dale S. Thompson. Newly appointed Firefighter Jake Price will also be sworn in. The ceremony will be held at 3:00 pm at Troy Fire...

Notice of Public Hearing Regarding Rezoning at Dorset Road and Arthur Drive

NOTICE OF TROY CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING

ON PROPOSED ZONING CHANGE FOR PARCEL ON S. DORSET ROAD AT ARTHUR DRIVE, INLOT 7392, 

FROM M-2, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, TO 

B-1, LOCAL RETAIL DISTRICT 

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The City of Troy Hires Assistant Director

City of Troy Director of Public Service and Safety Patrick Titterington today announced the hiring of Mark T. Wendling as Troy’s next Assistant Director of Public Service and Safety, effective Monday January 3, 2022. Mr. Wendling brings to Troy ...

City Council Swearings-In Set

The Oath of Office ceremony for City of Troy elected officials, all of whom have new terms beginning January 1, 2022, will be held at 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, December 29, 2021 in Council Chambers at Troy City Hall.  

The Oath of Office will be admin...

Troy DORA Set to Launch

Troy’s Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) was approved by voters in the November general election, and the Miami County Board of Elections certified those results on November 17. A DORA allows visitors aged 21 and older to consume alcoho...

Groundbreaking Set for Robinson Reserve

A groundbreaking for the Robinson Reserve, a new nature reserve in the north section of Duke Park, will take place on Tuesday, November 16 at 1:30 p.m. The groundbreaking will be followed by light refreshments at the Hobart Arena’s Bravo Room.&a...

Ward Realignment Approved

Troy City Council has approved a redistricting plan for the city’s six wards, reflecting new population data from the 2020 Census. The new ward assignments will be in effect for the next primary election. 

Troy has six wards, each repres...

Cold Weather Fire Safety

The Troy Fire Department has responded to four residential house fires within the past two weeks. As the weather gets colder, TFD wants to remind residents of the threat of house fires during the winter season. The following are fire safety tips from TFD&...

Cemetery Receives Grant for Restoration Workshop

As part of an annual grant program, the Ohio Department of Commerce has awarded Troy's Cemetery Department $1,000 to host a cemetery restoration workshop. Thanks to the state grant, the workshop will be offered to the public for free on May 21, 2...

Riverside Drive Reopened

Riverside Drive is now completely open.

While it took longer than originally anticipated to complete the road construction, this project combined two phases into one, thus avoiding multiple closures. The City appreciates the patience of the nearby resident...

Fire Stations to be Renumbered

Miami Conservancy District Dam Repairs Underway

The Miami Conservancy District (MCD) is currently performing maintenance on floodgates within the City of Troy and has lowered the river level above the low dam to do the work.

The MCD maintains floodgates along levees from Piqua to Hamilton as part of its...

2021 Leaf Pickup Schedule -- Round 1

On Monday, October 18, the City of Troy’s annual leaf pick-up will begin. City crews plan to make a total of three leaf collection rounds through the City. A map showing anticipated pickup dates by address is available at the City website at www...

9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit coming to Troy

The City of Troy is proud to serve as partner to Miami County Veterans’ Services in hosting the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit on the 20^th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The travelling exhibit w...

Cemetery Fall Cleanup

City Cemetery staff will perform fall clean-up of Riverside Cemetery and Rosehill Cemetery from October 1 to November 1. All non-permanent decorations will be removed by City staff to allow raking and leaf-blowing around the two cemeteries. Families and l...

Labor Day Closings

Troy City offices will be closed Monday, September 6 in observance of Labor Day. City Council will meet on September 7.

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

Quadrant Closure for Fridays on Prouty Concert

This summer’s Fridays on Prouty concert, featuring Shannon Clark & the Sugar, has been rescheduled for September 3 at 7:00 p.m. On that day, the northwest quadrant of the Public Square will be closed from 6:00 p.m. through the event&rsqu...

Trick or Treat Night Set

The Miami County Council has set 2021's county-wide Trick or Treat Night for Thursday, October 28, 2021. For the next five years, the County Council has set Trick or Treat Night for the last Thursday in October. 

Trick-or-treating will ta...

New Police Department body cams go into use

Troy’s Police Department has a new tool for community-oriented policing, based on a new camera system funded through City budget appropriations and The Troy Foundation. Beginning this week, all Troy officers will use body-worn cameras while on patrol and ...

Pat and Thom Robinson establish fund for operating costs of new Reserve at Duke Park

Thanks to a generous donation from Pat and Thom Robinson through The Robinson Fund, an endowment of nearly $1 million has been established for future operating and capital costs in the new Robinson Reserve at Duke Park. This announcement from the Robinson...

July Beautification Award Winners Announced

The Troy City Beautification Committee provides for two awards throughout the “growing months,” to recognize the efforts of property owners in Troy to make our community more beautiful. 

The purpose of the Green Thumb Award is ...

Beautification Award Winners Announced

Beautification Award Winners Announced

The Troy City Beautification Committee provides for two awards throughout the “growing months,” to recognize the efforts of property owners in Troy to make our community more beautiful. 

Th...

Troy Mayor's Concert Announced

From the Troy Mayors' Concerts Board:The Troy Mayors’ Concerts Board is pleased to bring the Oakwood Brass to Troy on Sunday, August 15, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. on Prouty Plaza. Troy’s own professional mezzo soprano Rachael Boezi wi...

Park Board Approves New Reserve at Duke Park

The City of Troy, the Miami County Park District, The Duke Foundation and The Robinson Fund are excited to announce the creation of the Robinson Reserve at Duke Park. This project, which will include 32 acres of natural prairie, 8 acres of new trees, and ...

News Release from Troy Police Department

On April 26, 2021, the Administration at the Troy Police Department became aware of an incident that occurred at 0400 hrs on April 25, 2021 in which a handcuffed subject in custody for domestic violence and violation of a protection order was injured in t...

Painted Pianos Project Coming to Downtown Troy

This summer, visitors can make a little music while enjoying downtown Troy!

Sponsored by City of Troy and Troy Main Street, the Painted Pianos Project will show off artwork from the Lincoln Community Center, the Troy-Hayner Cultural Center, and the Mayflow...

First Annual Juneteenth Troy Walk and Celebration

The Troy Human Relations Commission is pleased to serve as a partner in planning for the First Annual Juneteenth Troy Walk and Celebration. All Troy residents and visitors are welcome to enjoy this citizen-inclusive commemoration of Juneteenth.

The City of...

Public Hearing Regarding Proposed Changes to Plan for 700 S. Dorset Road

On Tuesday, July 6, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers, City Hall, Troy, Ohio, the Troy City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed change to the Revised General Plan of the Troy Christian Schools Education and Performing Arts Facility Plann...

2021 Paving Program to Begin

The 2021 paving program has been approved by City Council, Paving is set to begin June 1, weather allowing. For the second year, the City has budgeted $800,000 in funds for re-paving streets across Troy, as well as $25,000 for recreational trail resurfaci...

Treasure Island Park Concerts Announced

The City of Troy is pleased to announce three concerts to be held at Treasure Island Park this year. The lineup includes the following:

• Friday, June 25^th, at 7:30 p.m. Terry Lee Goffee will bring "The World's Greatest Johnny Cash Experience&q...

Troy Truck Yard Event Coming June 23

The Troy Truck Yard event, a free outdoor event featuring live music and food truck fare, is coming back in 2021 with a new location! Troy Truck Yard will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. June 23 in the rear parking lot of 18 E. Canal Street, behind Fire Sta...

Arbor Day Foundation Names Troy Tree City USA for 35th year

The City of Troy was again named a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation in honor of its commitment to effective city forest management. This will be the 35^th consecutive year that the City has received the title.

The Tree City USA program celebrates o...

Troy Fire, Police Departments Offer Drug Takeback Options

The Troy Fire Department will offer medication disposal pouches to residents on Saturday, April 24, as part of National Prescription Drug Takeback Day. 

The Troy Fire Department will receive 400 bags from RALI Ohio, a prescription drug abuse preve...

Residential Water Account Connection Information

The following information is for residents with residential water irrigation accounts:

The City of Troy has scheduled reconnection of water for irrigation service for the week of April 19, 2021.  A serviceman will reconnect water for your irrigati...

"Look Who Is Recycling" Award Winners Announced

Mayor Robin Oda presented the first-quarter “Look Who Is Recycling” award on April 5. The “Look Who is Recycling” program from Rumpke rewards City of Troy residents who actively participate in recycling, and share t...

Fire Station One Groundbreaking Scheduled for April 6

The City of Troy will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the new First Station One on Tuesday, April 6 at 10:30 a.m., at the site of the new station, 110 East Canal Street. 

The new 17,368 square foot building will replace the ...

Troy DORA Approved for 2021

The City of Troy and Troy Main Street are excited to announce that the State of Ohio has approved our downtown Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). A DORA allows visitors aged 21 and older to purchase an alcoholic beverage from an approved and liqu...

Proposed West Main Street (SR 41) Corridor Phase 2 Improvements

Proposed West Main Street (SR 41) Corridor Phase 2 Improvements

MIA-041-10.32, PID 110253

The City of Troy is soliciting feedback from the public regarding a project to improve the West Main Street Corridor between Cherry Street and the I-75 northbound ramp...

Tax Deadline Extended to May 17

The deadline to file and pay City of Troy tax obligations has been extended to May 17, 2021  to match the revised deadlines of the State of Ohio and the Internal Revenue Service. No penalty, late filing fee or interest will be charged on 2020 tax...

Troy Human Relations Commission Continues to Serve

Nearly one year into its relaunch, the Human Relations Commission (HRC) continues to establish itself as a voice for the diverse Troy community. The HRC's stated purposes are:

• To study the problems that affect diverse groups within Troy, and the w...

Dye Mill Road Facility to Reopen

The City of Troy has again contracted with JB Lawn and Landscaping for the operation of the City-owned Dye Mill Road Compost Facility. The contractor will re-open the facility March 1, 2021 with the following hours of operation:

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Public Notice: Application to Establish a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA)

Notice is hereby given that on February 9, 2021, 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 Refreshmen...

2020 Income Tax Information

Troy residents are required to file a 2020 City of Troy tax return, regardless of whether tax is due. If you are 18 or over and live in Troy, you will need to file your municipal income tax form by May 17, 2021. Please note that the date has been...

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...

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...

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...

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...