Centerville, Ohio (August 3, 2009) – The Dayton area has had little in the way of good financial news in recent months, but some natural gas customers of seven south suburban cities will soon see that change.
 
Through the Miami Valley Communications Council (MVCC), the cities of Oakwood, Kettering, Miamisburg, West Carrollton, Moraine, Centerville and Germantown have joined a Natural Gas Aggregation program that brings consumers together as a buying group to negotiate lower natural gas prices. The group represents the purchasing power of 42,000 natural gas customers.

Natural Gas Aggregation programs were made possible when the Ohio legislature passed  a law in 2001 giving local governments the opportunity to aggregate customers for group purchasing of natural gas.

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The Village has been divided into four different routes.  The primary dates listed for each route are scheduled dates.  Weather permitting; leaf pickup will be performed during the scheduled dates.  In the event time permits and the scheduled route has been completed early, the Street Department will be picking up leaves in a route designated as the alternate date.  The Village will continue to allow residents to bring leaves to the Street Department garage located at 148 South Water Street.  Please dump the leaves in the designated area.  Bagged leaves must be emptied and the bags taken with you and brush will not be accepted.