Belmont Eastmont Hearthstone Community Council

12/11/2025

Looking for a career that lets you work with dogs? We're hiring! 🐶💼

We have THREE positions that are open with the Montgomery County Animal Resource Center:

🐾 Animal Care Provider
• $37,564.80 - $47,486.40
• Entry-level position
• Driver's license required

🐾 Animal Resources Outreach Specialist
• $50,273.60 - $67,870.40
• One year of experience in animal care preferred
• Two years of experience in coordinating events or volunteers

🐾 Veterinarian
• $100,630.40 - $135,824.00
• Retention stipend of $10,000 over three years
• Relocation cost reimbursement up to $7,000

Each of these positions is essential for pups in Montgomery County to be healthy and ready to find their furever home! 🏠🥰🐕

Apply today to these positions: bit.ly/mcohiocareers

12/11/2025

12/09/2025

A huge thank you to everyone that came to the Community Councils Christmas Party! We had 65 friends and neighbors share in all of the delicious dishes.

A huge thank you to Dr Williams and the Belmont High School brass band for playing Christmas Carols tonight. These high school students were awesome! They helped unload our cars, setting up tables, and putting decorations on the tables. They most likely helped in other ways, that I didn’t see!

Finally, this evening would not have happened without the help of Leah Konicki, Sherrie Crowell, Ashton Supp, Katie Coates, Judy Orick, and Jeanne Schoenharl.

Merry Christmas to everyone!

12/09/2025

12/08/2025

Good evening! Tomorrow night is the BEHCC, Walnut Hills Neighborhood Association, and Linden Heights Community Council Christmas Party.

Time: 6:00 PM - 8:30
Where: Lohrey Center

Bring a covered dish or desert to share!

There will be music provided by Belmont High School. Appetizers will be available between 6:00-6:30 PM. Santa Claus will be here with opportunity for pictures, prizes.

Party will not be complete without you!

See you tomorrow night!

12/02/2025

You are invited: Belmont Eastmont Hearthstone Community Council, Linden Heights Community Council, and Walnut Hills Neighborhood Association

Next Monday, Dec 8 is our Christmas Party. We will gather at Lohrey Center at 6:00 PM for entertainment from the Belmont High School music department. There will be hors d'oeuvres between 6:00-6:30. Dinner will be served at 6:30PM. The main entree and drinks will be provided, please bring a dish to share. (Vegitable or desert).

There will be other surprises!

Come and wish your neighbors a Merry Christmas!

12/01/2025

12/01/2025

Good evening! When you have a chance check out the tree lights on the corner of Watervliet and Smithville! We turned them on tonight!

11/30/2025

Christmas Party December 8, 2025 6:00 PM Lohrey Center.

Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the December Meeting. Except it won’t be a meeting.

BRING YOUR FAMILY AND COME JOIN US for a Christmas dinner. Entertainment provided by Belmont.

Also, SANTA will be there with gifts for children.

Bring your favorite holiday dish if you’d like!

11/29/2025

November 17, 2025 Board Minutes

Cathy Emmers – President, Matt Cary Recorder, and Sandy Frommeyer – Treasurer were present from BEH.

October minutes were approved.

Sandy went over the Treasurer’s report and the Treasurer’s report was approved. Balance was approximately $4,986 in checking.

Next meeting: There will not be a meeting for December, but the Christmas Party for BEH will be Monday Dec. 8th. If you can please bring a covered dish.

Police: Overall crime is significantly up, which the rise being attributed to gun crimes, and robberies. Car thefts, however, went down. He discussed newly formed strategic response units which research, and find hotspots of crime in the community, and focus resources to those specific areas.
He indicated in general sounds past 10:00 PM on weekdays and 11:00 P.M. on weekends neighbors shouldn’t be able to hear over 50 feet. If there are repeated violations, contact the mediation center for advice and to get more legal information on the City of Dayton sound ordinance. Other issues brought up were street signs and speed bumps. To get a speed bump there is a process through the engineering department where residents submit a petition.

John Parker gave an overview of waste collection and recycling in the City. Some issues brought up were routing, having drivers trained so they take the time to put back receptables om the correct place, and don’t damage property, and orange bags (Hefty Renew Program). If residents wanted to, they could put the orange bags into recycling, but they don’t provide the orange bags, and it may cost more. He did not go into much detail about this question. He said to contact him for any issues. He handed out some pamphlets covering recycling. In general, items that should be recycled that the accept in City Recycling receptables include paper/cardboard, metal cans, cartons, plastic bottles, jugs and tabs, and glass bottles and jars.

Scott was voted in as vice president (with a motion/and approval of motion) and Joan was approved as new treasurer (with a motion/and approval of motion)

Addendum: A big thank you to everyone who donated food for the food pantries in BEH.

11/26/2025

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