Streets Division
The Department of Public Service consists of two divisions. These are Streets and Parks. Each division’s main purpose is to maintain the roadways, parks and residential public. Streets and Parks Divisions service and maintain all City properties and roadways.
The Street Division is responsible for maintaining 35.5 roadway miles including residential areas in Moraine. The City and its residents are provided with a variety of public services including sign maintenance, sidewalk and curb maintenance and replacement, snow and ice removal, tree trimming and removal, street sweeping, drywell maintenance, road painting, installation of Christmas banners and decorations, blacktopping, mowing, and the planting of flowers on all city facilities and traffic islands on Dryden Road.
The City of Moraine Street Division offers and provides the residents of Moraine with a variety of special programs which are stated below with a brief description of each.
Click here to download the 2026 Schedule for Trash & Recycling
Bulk Trash Collection
You now can scheduled it every other Friday.
Call no later than the Wednesday before your normal bulk collection day to schedule this service, call 937-333-4800.
Bulk items mean those other than normal household trash including, but not limited to, appliances, furniture, and any other items which cannot be safely and conveniently loaded into a solid waste transportation vehicle or that do not fit into your waste container.
Leaf Collection
This program is offered to the Moraine residents for a total of six weeks during the fall season. Public Service requests that interested residents rake their leaves into piles and place them next to the street curb. Please do not place grass clipping and sticks in the piles of leaves.
Please rake your leaves into piles and place them next to the curb before the scheduled dates shown below in your area.
2026 Leaf Schedule
Leaf Pickup: West Side of RiverOct 28-29, Nov 4-5, Nov 11-12, Nov 18-19, Nov 25, Dec 2-3 |
Leaf Pickup: East Side of RiverOct 26-27, Nov 2-3, Nov 9-10, Nov 16-17, Nov 23-24, Nov 30-Dec 1 |
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Amelia, Angus, Aviation, Beechgrove, Bessie, Blumen, Charles, Charlotte Mill, Clearview, Collins, Cottage, Cozy Camp, Dayton-Germantown, Dorf, Elrod, Elter, Farmersville-West Carrollton, Hemple, Herford, Infirmary, Johnson, Liberty-Ellerton, Loveland, Main, Miami Shores, Munich, Outdoor, Parallel, Paris, Payne, Pinnacle, Pinnacle Park, Schloss, Sellars, Shadyview, Shank, Shorelands, Soldiers Home Miamisburg, Soldiers Home West Carrollton, Swimming Hole, Trace, Trail On, Union, Vance, Venetian, Wienburg, Wiesen, Willowview, Wright |
Blanchard, Bowman, Cadillac, Champion Oak, Dixie, Dryden, East River, Ellery, Fulton, Genoa, Gladstone, Holman, Hoylake, Janco, Jomar, Kreitzer, Lakehurst, Lamme, Lauderdale, Lehigh, Manistee, Marconi, Mays, Ned, Nyack, Oak, Old Sellars, Orange, Pensacola, Rand, Red Oak, Sibley, Southlawn, Springboro, Telhurst, Viking, White Oak, Willow Oak, Winwood |
Christmas Tree Drop Off
This program extends for approximately 30 days after Christmas. Any resident interested in this should place their Christmas trees at the street curb for pick up. All collected Christmas trees are chipped and recycled into wood chips.
Senior Citizen/Handicap Driveway Plowing
Who Qualifies? Residents must meet Requirement 1 OR 2, plus Requirement 3:
1. Age Requirement
• Must be 65 years of age or older at the time of application.
• A valid driver’s license or state-issued identification is required.
2. Disability Requirement (Alternative to Age)
• Individuals under age 65 may qualify if they have a verified disability or medical condition
that prevents them from safely removing snow.
• Verification of the qualifying medical condition is required.
3. Household Requirement
• No able-bodied individual under the age of 65 may reside at the property.
How to Register
• Dates: November 2 – November 13, 2026.
• Method: In person only (required annually).
• Location: Street Division, 4720 Vance Road.
• Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• Requirement: You must sign a Waiver and Release of Liability.
Service Rules & Expectations
• Snow removal begins only after 2 inches or more of snow has accumulated.
• City crews first clear streets, emergency routes, and public facilities. Residential driveways are
serviced after these priority areas have been completed.
• The program includes driveway plowing only. Residents are responsible for clearing sidewalks,
steps, porches, and other walkways.
Property Damage:
• The City is not responsible for any property damage and/or injury that occurs during plowing.
Click here to download the 2026 Schedule for Trash & Recycling
City of Moraine customers must provide their own waste containers for weekly collection however, we encourage you to recycle and can provide a free 95-gallon blue recycling container by calling the City of Dayton call center at 937-333-4800 and requesting one to be delivered.
Trash will be collected every Friday with the exception of weeks containing an observed holiday. All waste collection services will then be moved to the following day; please see our holiday schedule for which days are affected by holidays.
Recycling is also collected every Friday with trash collection. If you are interested in recycling and would like to obtain a FREE 95-gallon blue City of Dayton recycling container, please call the Call Center at 937-333-4800 and one will be scheduled for delivery. All recyclable material must be loosely placed inside your recycle container. No Bags. Please consult the Recycle Right reference guide for items that are and are not accepted in the recycle container. If you choose to recycle and to use your own recycling container, please make sure to clearly mark Recycle on your container so crews can distinguish between your trash and recycling containers.
All bulk waste collections must be scheduled in advance and will be collected every other Friday. You must call no later than the Wednesday before your normal bulk collection day to schedule this service. To schedule bulk waste pickup please call 937-333-4800. Bulk items mean those other than normal household trash including, but not limited to, appliances, furniture, and any other items which cannot be safely and conveniently loaded into a solid waste transportation vehicle or that do not fit into your waste container. Please refer to our Bulk Waste Collection page for items that are and are not accepted as bulk waste. Items resulting from an eviction, move outs, or foreclosure will not be collected.