Office Of The City Manager

Day-To-Day Leadership Of Operations

The day-to-day business of operating the City is the responsibility of the City Manager, the chief administrator of the City appointed by the Mayor and City Council.

The City Manager is responsible for providing and maintaining the essential City services through the efficient and effective management and operation of the City.

The City provides many basic services to the citizens of Cincinnati, including fire and police protection, solid waste management, recreational activities, greenspace management, community and economic development, water and sewer management, and maintenance of the public infrastructure.  Read More

Milton R. Dohoney, Jr.

City Manager

Milton R. Dohoney, Jr. was appointed City Manager of the City of Cincinnati by Mayor Mark Mallory and confirmed by the City Council.

He assumed his duties in August 2006 as the Chief Executive Officer for the city government, overseeing a staff of more than 5,000 employees and a combined budget of $1 billion.  Read More

Contact the City Manager's Office

Office of the City Manager
801 Plum St., Room 152
Cincinnati, OH 45202-1979

Phone: 513-352-3243
Fax: 513-352-6284
E-mail: CityManager@cincinnati-oh.gov

 

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Apr 17, 2012

Composting In Your Back Yard

Learn how to compost with an hour-long seminar on the basics of backyard composting.   Read More

Feb 6, 2012

Current Business Opportunities Portfolio

We have compiled a listing of current and future business opportunities within departments of the City of Cincinnati.   Read More

Jan 31, 2012

Solar Panels At College Hill Rec Center

A new $500,000 solar energy system will be installed at Cincinnati's College Hill Recreation Center -- at no cost to the City.   Read More

Jan 23, 2012

Police Audit: 5 Focus Areas

Today, City Manager Milton Dohoney, Jr. and Police Chief James Craig outlined five areas of focus for the Cincinnati Police Department going forward stemming from a three-month audit.   Read More

Jan 11, 2012

Kennedy Heights, Pendleton Chosen For NEP

Cincinnati neighborhoods Kennedy Heights and Pendleton will see a 90-day blitz of City services this year as part of the award-winning Neighborhood Enhancement Program.   Read More

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