Joseph Litvin - Montgomery County Engineer

The mission of the Montgomery County Engineer's Office is to maintain and improve a local roadway network which will provide for the safe and efficient movement of the traveling public and a healthy local economy.

"The question I am most often asked is why I have changed careers so many times. My response is that everything I have done since the age of 13 when I began working in the family lumber yard has been associated with construction."

• Maintenance of 320 miles of county roads and 541 bridges. This responsibility includes the repair, replacement and improvement of the roads and bridges within jurisdiction including snow and ice control during the winter months.
• Reviews and approves new survey descriptions and plats.  
• Acts as engineer for the townships within Montgomery County.

Joe Litvin was born and raised in Michigan. He and his family have lived in Dayton since 1963. His wife Sis teaches gifted children in the Northmont City School District. Joe received his bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Michigan and a master's degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. He also earned a law degree from the Ohio State University.

Joe worked as an engineer for 15 years.  He was an attorney specializing in engineering and construction disputes for 22 years before assuming the office of County Engineer in 1995. His engineering experience includes highway and structural design and the management of an industrial and commercial general contracting firm.