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06/13/2026
A reminder that our at-large Council members will hold a discussion group tomorrow, June 13, at 9:00 a.m. at the Troy-Mi...
06/12/2026

A reminder that our at-large Council members will hold a discussion group tomorrow, June 13, at 9:00 a.m. at the Troy-Miami County Public Library.

Coming up on June 13–an opportunity to ask a Council member in an informal setting.

At-Large Troy City Council Members Todd Severt, Lynne Snee and Susan Westfall will be hosting an "Ask A Council Member" discussion group to facilitate accessibility and discussion with Council members as follows:

Saturday, June 13, 2026
9:00 – 10:00 a.m.

Troy – Miami County Public Library
419 W. Main Street, Troy, Ohio

There is no agenda for this meeting.

While At-Large Council Members may serve on a Council Committee together, there is no Committee assignment to be discussed.

A City Council Committee meeting will be held June 17:
06/12/2026

A City Council Committee meeting will be held June 17:

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City Council will meet on Monday, June 15:
06/12/2026

City Council will meet on Monday, June 15:

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A huge and well-deserved congratulations goes to our Assistant Fire Chief Wade Dexter as he graduates from the Ohio Fire...
06/12/2026

A huge and well-deserved congratulations goes to our Assistant Fire Chief Wade Dexter as he graduates from the Ohio Fire Executive (OFE) development program.

This class included over two years of class time, written assignments, and applied research. 24 total members graduated from this class, and total graduates across Ohio number just over 500. The City of Troy is proud to have one of our own leaders join this exclusive group–thanks for all you do, Wade!

06/12/2026

Tonight's the night.

Fridays on Prouty returns to downtown Troy with ZOSO: The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience at 7:00 PM on Prouty Plaza.

Grab a lawn chair and head downtown for an evening of live music under the summer sky.

See you tonight.

This week, Zone In with Taylor's own Taylor Bruner zones out to Ward 6 to talk to Council Member Jeff Schilling about hi...
06/12/2026

This week, Zone In with Taylor's own Taylor Bruner zones out to Ward 6 to talk to Council Member Jeff Schilling about his career in public service with the City of Troy.

Looking for more info on the upcoming Committee of the Whole meeting regarding the Experiment Farm and West Main Intersection? Click here: https://troyohio.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/1073

Info on our Painted Pianos Project is available here: https://troyohio.gov/766/Painted-Piano-Project

Find your ward here: https://www.troyohio.gov/281/Ward-Map

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Taylor heads to the City Maintenance Facility to talk to Council Me...

Sponsored by the City of Troy and Troy Main Street, the Painted Pianos Project is back! This summer, eight upcycled pian...
06/11/2026

Sponsored by the City of Troy and Troy Main Street, the Painted Pianos Project is back! This summer, eight upcycled pianos displaying paintings by local artists will be in place for viewing and playing through August.

Troy launched the Painted Pianos Project in 2021 to create a more interactive and walkable downtown. Since 2022, pianos have graced the Square biennially, making 2026 the fourth year for this art project. This year's designs reflect the themes of the statewide America250-Ohio initiative:

Ohio’s First and Originals
• Artist: Ben Anticoli
• Located near Oh! Boba

Ohio–First and Best
• Artist: Susan Westfall
• Located on Miami County Courthouse Plaza

Ohio Entertains and Creates - Music, Entertainment, Arts, Culture, and Literature
• Artist: Heidi Spaide
• Located near Rest & Renewal

Ohio Moves - Transportation
• Artist: Volunteers of Senior Music Connection and Blue Bird Deli: Marina Gentry, Nikki Lee, Ivy Lee, Susan Littlejohn, Alice Lurie, Barb Lurie, Bonnie Lurie, Josh Lurie, Leib Lurie, Weslyn Miller, Krissy O'Malley, Shawn O'Malley, Ellie Roberts, and Jenny Weber
• Located Near Winan's

Ohio Outdoors - Exploring Ohio's Natural Resources
• Artist: Sharon Kelly
• Located Near Traveler's Market

Ohio Grows - Food and Farms
• Artist: Emily Laughman
• Located near Purebred Coffee

Ohio Serves - Remembering Veterans, First Responders, and Frontline Heroes
• Artist: Troy Junior High Class of 2030-2031, with teachers Laura Cantrell and Gabby Segretto
• Located at the corner between Bakehouse Bread and Crafted and Cured

The City and Troy Main Street thank Tipp City Schools, Lisa Baker, Sharon Martin, Gabriela Dowler, Debbie Weikert, Sheri Ludwig, and A-1 Pianos for donating this year's pianos, and to True Value of Troy for materials. Thanks to Elsner Painting & Pressure Washing inc. for weatherproofing the pianos so that the art can be enjoyed continuously. And, thank you to our local businesses and volunteers for helping to care for the pianos throughout the summer!

Stay tuned–we'll be highlighting artists and pianos in the coming weeks!

From Ohio Department of Transportation - Dayton District 7:Starting during the early hours of Monday, June 22, crews wil...
06/11/2026

From Ohio Department of Transportation - Dayton District 7:

Starting during the early hours of Monday, June 22, crews will close the I-75 South entrance and exit ramps at SR 55 for approximately 7 days. Motorists will not be able to access the ramps starting at approximately 6 a.m. During the closure, motorists attempting to access I-75 South from SR 55 will be detoured by way of SR 55 to I-75 North to CR 25A (78 MM) to I-75 South and motorists attempting to access SR 55 from I-75 South will follow I-75 South to CR 25A (69 MM) to I-75 North to SR 55.

This work is necessary to complete the concrete repairs along the ramp. This work is weather dependent.

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100 S. Market Street
Troy, OH
45373

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Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 12pm

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