ROAD CONSTRUCTION: Starting April 6, 2020, Arbor Blvd will be closed at Carillon Blvd for a water main project. This closure is expected to last 4-5 weeks, weather permitting. A detour on East River Road will be provided. Please use caution and obey all construction signage. ... See MoreSee Less
Looking for ideas for the kids.....Arbor Day Coloring Contest is still going on.....download the coloring sheet or pick one up in the Municipal Building’s lobby.
Entries can be mailed back to the Municipal Building (4200 Dryden Road) or dropped off in person to the lobby.
Entries will be judged by the Parks Board at a later date and the winners will be recognized at a future City Council meeting.
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COVID-19 CITY OPERATIONS UPDATE 03-27-2020
March 26th, the Mayor and City Council members passed a resolution declaring a State of Emergency in the City of Moraine.
This allows the City to take necessary emergency action for the protection of lives and property of the people of Moraine while providing minimal disruption in the serving of the public.
“The health and safety of our community continues to be a priority as we navigate this every changing situation,” said Mayor Elaine Allison. “We continue to coordinate with local, county and state authorities to take the appropriate measures to protect the public and slow the spread of the virus.”
Here are some best practices to follow:
• Staying home unless necessary & avoiding nonessential outings
• Only going out for necessary items (grocery, pharmacy, mandatory medical appointments, etc.)
• Making a single trip for essentials versus multiple trips
• Only purchasing reasonable amounts of basic products
• Avoiding gathering in groups/practice social distancing
• Spending time outside but, maintain social distancing (children should not use playground equipment)
We urge you to practice social distancing and encourage you to stay informed on health information through the CDC, the Ohio Department of Health, and Public Health-Dayton & Montgomery County.
Please continue to monitor the city website (www.ci.moraine.oh.us) and social media for updates. ... See MoreSee Less
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What matters to you? Schools? Transportation? Hospitals? Data from the @uscensusbureau help inform planning efforts for all these important community resources. To learn how census data impact you and your community, visit 2020census.gov. #2020Census ... See MoreSee Less
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COVID-19 CITY OPERATIONS UPDATE 03-26-2020
The City of Moraine continues to be absolutely committed to monitoring all developments concerning the COVID-19 virus and in using reasonable steps to protect the health, safety, and welfare of our community, employees and the general public.
Updates on closures, suspended activities, and notes of importance include:
• Playgrounds and the skate park are closed, however, parks and trails are open.
• Income Tax Filing Due Date has been pushed back until July 15, 2020.
We urge you to practice social distancing and encourage you to stay informed on health information through the CDC, the Ohio Department of Health, and Public Health-Dayton & Montgomery County.
We will continue to review our contingency plans across all departments for the health and safety of our community while maintaining essential services. During the City’s review, we maintain the right to modify our daily operations where needed for the safety of our employees and community. ... See MoreSee Less
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COVID-19 CITY OPERATIONS UPDATE 03-20-2020
The City of Moraine continues to be absolutely committed to monitoring all developments concerning the COVID-19 virus and in using reasonable steps to protect the health, safety, and welfare of our community, employees and the general public.
With this is mind, the City will be moving from the current ‘soft closure’ of public access at the Municipal Building and administrative offices to a no public access closure at the end of business on March 20, 2020. This will include our Fire Stations and the Street Division facility. The Payne Recreation Center and Gerhardt Civic Center remain closed to the public. These public closures are for an undetermined period as we continue to follow Federal and State guidelines. The City will continue to utilize our website www.ci.moraine.oh.us and all social media outlets for updates.
The Clerk of Courts office and Mayor’s court will remain accessible to the public. For income tax filings, a drop box has been placed in the main lobby of the Municipal Building in close proximity to the main entry.
Although we are under unprecedented times, the City is well prepared to continue most services through our website www.ci.moraine.oh.us and via phone (937) 535-1000. Please do not hesitate to reach us for any concerns or updates.
Further closures, suspended activities, and notes of importance include:
• All Board and Commission meetings are suspended until further notice. This includes the Planning Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals, Parks Board, and all volunteer activities.
• The annual Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast with the Easter Bunny scheduled for April 4th is cancelled.
• All other scheduled Parks and Recreation events through the end of April 2020 are also cancelled.
• The Police Department Lobby will remain open 24 hours a day. This should be limited to emergency use.
• Emergency services remain in place. Current protocols and precautions are in place to provide additional protection to emergency personnel and are subject to change. Call 911 for any immediate emergency situation.
• Finance and Tax Division are still able to provide assistance. Residents are requested to use the City’s on-line service, the drop box, or call (937) 535-1026.
• Community Development and Permitting are still able to provide assistance. All residents, contractors, developers, and businesses are requested to use the City’s on-line services or call (937) 535-1030.
• City Council meetings will continue as scheduled. Meetings are open to the public, however the City highly encourages viewing by television to help adhere to health emergency requirements and mandated social distancing. Meetings are subject to change.
We urge you to continue proper hygiene and encourage you to stay informed on health information through the CDC, the Ohio Department of Health, and Public Health-Dayton & Montgomery County.
We will continue to review our contingency plans across all departments for the health and safety of our community while maintaining essential services. During the City’s review, we maintain the right to modify our daily operations where needed for the safety of our employees and community. ... See MoreSee Less
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