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Latest Announcements and Press Releases:
- August Business Meeting Rescheduled for Aug 27Our normal business meeting has been moved back one week to the fourth Thursday to avoid a conflict with the Dayton Dragons home game at… Read more: August Business Meeting Rescheduled for Aug 27
- Proposed Amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws of the Libertarian Party of Montgomery CountyPROPOSAL 1. To update the Constitution to provide for election of the Executive Committee by the County Central Committee and establish governance procedures during periods… Read more: Proposed Amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws of the Libertarian Party of Montgomery County
- May 21st Meeting Cancelled; Call for Convention June 16Due to May 21st being the first day of the Libertarian National Convention, the regularly scheduled May 21st business meeting is cancelled. The biennial County… Read more: May 21st Meeting Cancelled; Call for Convention June 16
Libertarians of Montgomery is a county-level affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Ohio. Our goal is nothing more nor less than a world set free in our lifetime. To this end, we intend to grow our county affiliate to promote liberty candidates for local offices, challenge unjust laws and support needed reforms, and demonstrate ways people can voluntarily accomplish what the government fails to accomplish coercively.
Libertarians of Montgomery hosts a casual social gathering at 6pm on the first Sunday of each month at Bennett’s Publical, 67 S Main St, Miamisburg, OH 45342, and a business meeting at 6 pm on the third Thursday of each month at Brixx Ice Company, 500 E 1st St, Dayton. Both meetings are open to the public, and everyone is welcome to attend! Check the Events Calendar to verify the time and date of the next meeting, or to find other Libertarian Party events near you.
Links to External Articles:
- Economic Liberty Begins Where Government Privilege EndsSeen through the rule of law, tariffs, subsidies, licensing restrictions, and selective regulations are not merely economic interventions; they are legal privileges. These policies do… Read more: Economic Liberty Begins Where Government Privilege Ends
- Dayton schools uses Flock cameras without formal policyDayton Public Schools does not have any policies for the use of Flock cameras, despite using them since 2023. The Dayton Daily News requested any… Read more: Dayton schools uses Flock cameras without formal policy
- Ohio’s property tax crisis requires more than a quick fixThe goal should not be to raise more taxes. The goal should be to shift the tax burden away from homeownership and toward activities that… Read more: Ohio’s property tax crisis requires more than a quick fix
- Challenging The Plate-Reader Panopticon From Coast To Coast[M]yopic focus on quantity ignores binding case law that requires courts to measure surveillance against traditional expectations of privacy dating back to the Founding… And there is… Read more: Challenging The Plate-Reader Panopticon From Coast To Coast
- Police Have Reportedly Used License Plate Readers to Stalk Romantic Interests at Least 28 Times in Recent YearsThe proliferation of police surveillance has led to repeated abuse. One shockingly common form: police officers using ALPR camera networks to keep tabs on their… Read more: Police Have Reportedly Used License Plate Readers to Stalk Romantic Interests at Least 28 Times in Recent Years
- Florida Wildlife Agency Tracked Critics Using Law Enforcement DatabaseThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says it followed the law when it pulled the driving records of more than a dozen critics of… Read more: Florida Wildlife Agency Tracked Critics Using Law Enforcement Database
Officers
Josh Umbaugh, Committee Chair
Joe Hendrix, Committee Treasurer
Michael Lopez, Committee Secretary
Ben Schultheis, Committee Member At-Large
Bruce Earnheart, Committee Member At-Large
