Montgomery County has allocated $5 million from federal CARES Act funds to help the agriculture industry. Grants of up to $100,000 will be awarded to eligible agriculture businesses. These grants can cover expenses incurred because of the public health emergency with COVID-19 (including expenses already incurred as well as anticipated expenses between March 1 and Dec. 30, 2020). For more …
Fall Food Program
Each week, parents/caregivers can pick up 5 meals per child living at home. Sponsored by the Children’s Hunger Alliance and a grant from the COVID-19 Response Fund for Greater Dayton. WEDNESDAYS, 4:30-5:30 PM Trotwood 855 E. Main St. 45426
City of Trotwood State of the City Address
CITY OF TROTWOOD State of the City Address Trotwood, Ohio [09/30/2020] – Beginning today, the City of Trotwood will share its annual State of the City address virtually. You can view this event on the City’s website and on their Facebook page. The State of the City address recognizes the association between residents, businesses, and the City, and how together, …
“Hara Arena Memorabilia Unavailable to General Public”
“Hara Arena Memorabilia Unavailable to General Public” Michael and Cory Heitz, Managing Directors of the Tax Redevelopment, LLC. and owners of the Hara Arena property, had hopes of salvaging the complex and worked with county and city officials to assess the potential needs of the region. However, redeveloping the property would be a challenge due to the extent of the …
Free Trees Available to Trotwood Residents
The City of Trotwood has received free trees from Five Rivers Metro parks and are available to Trotwood citizens. Residents may come to 2400 Olive Road Monday through Friday from 9am to 2pm to get free trees while quantities last.





