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Today’s edition · Thurs., Nov. 5

Huber Heights water billing moves to SSI Pay; Water Office closed until Nov. 16

Plus, a model e-bike ordinance and Saturday's Dayton VA Veterans Day parade.

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Water bills

If you pay a Huber Heights water bill, the city has changed its billing system to , so you'll get a new account number, and billing cycles and due dates will change. ACH customers who registered for automatic payments need to re-enroll, online bill-pay users need to update their account number, and the city's Water Office is temporarily closed until Mon., Nov. 16. WDTN.com

Huber Heights water billing changed over this week

  1. Nov. 3Last day to make water payments before the switch to
  2. Nov. 4Customers begin receiving new account numbers
  3. Nov. 16Water Office is temporarily closed until Monday

Source: WDTN.com

E-bikes

Dayton-area leaders have created a model ordinance for e-bikes, e-motos and Motorized Personal Mobility Devices that local communities can adopt, written by the Greater Dayton Mayors and Managers Association and the as injuries rose among adult and minor riders. Centerville Mayor Brooks Compton, the association's president, said communities face "many of the same questions about how to keep riders and pedestrians safe." Spectrum News Cincinnati

Parade

The Dayton VA is holding its annual Veterans Day Parade on its campus Sat., Nov. 7, with dozens of entries and a flyover to kick it off. Dayton VA Medical Center Director Jennifer DeFrancesco joined Good Day Dayton to talk about what attendees can expect and how the community can take part. WKEF

Medicare

If you're on Medicare, annual enrollment is underway and runs through Dec. 7, so we suggest checking that your doctors and prescriptions are still covered. Jim Spalding of Miami Valley Medicare & Retirement Solutions joined Good Day Dayton to share advice. WKEF

Senior care

If you're caring for an older relative, the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly, known as , launched this week in Montgomery County to give seniors the care they need "under one roof" so they can stay in their homes longer. Kathleen Sheldon of BoldAge PACE explained how it works on Good Day Dayton. WKEF

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5AM Huber Heightsto me · Thurs., Nov. 56:00 a.m.

Huber Heights water billing moves to SSI Pay; Water Office closed until Nov. 16

Plus, a model e-bike ordinance and Saturday's Dayton VA Veterans Day parade.

The TLDR

  1. Huber Heights water billing now runs through SSI Pay
  2. Water Office is closed until Mon., Nov. 16
  3. Dayton VA holds its Veterans Day parade Sat., Nov. 7
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