Updated Nov. 15. Riverside is a city in Montgomery County with 24,432 residents (Census Bureau, 2019-2023 American Community Survey). Its public school district is Riverside Local School District, with 4,112 students. Our latest Riverside story, Nov. 14: “Riverside Council to vote on 2027 budget and a $287,172 firefighter breathing-gear grant on Nov. 16.”
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Riverside Council to vote on 2027 budget and a $287,172 firefighter breathing-gear grant on Nov. 16
Riverside City Council meets Monday at 6 p.m.
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Meeting coverage
Riverside City Council
- Nov. 16, 2026: Agenda preview
From our other pages
- Property tax on a $100,000 home: about $1,825 a year, 215th highest of 2,319 places in Ohio. Ohio property tax rankings
- Sunday services, from each church’s own website: Saint Helen Catholic Church 9 a.m.; Forest Ridge Baptist Church 11 a.m.
Common questions
When does Riverside City Council meet?
Riverside City Council’s next meeting on its posted calendar is Monday, Nov. 16.
What’s the property tax on a home in Riverside?
On a home at Riverside’s median sale price of $195,250, the yearly property tax for an owner-occupant is about $3,463 to $4,140, depending on the school and taxing district, from the Ohio Department of Taxation’s rates for tax year 2025 (bills paid in 2026).
Who provides water and trash in Riverside?
Water is City of Dayton or Montgomery County Environmental Services (by location), and trash is billed by City of Riverside utility billing and collected by Rumpke, from each provider’s own published information (checked 2026-11-04).
What’s the median home sale price in Riverside?
$195,250 over the last 12 months, across 186 closed sales, from MLS sales records.