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  1. Montgomery County Has Permitted 993 New Homes in 2026 Through SeptemberNews · Today, 3:50 p.m.Builders in Montgomery County received permits for 79 new housing units in September 2026, according to the Census Bureau’s monthly Building Permits Survey.
  2. Dayton Housing Pulse: 961 Miami Valley Home Sales in the Four Weeks Ending Oct 25Dayton · Today, 3:30 p.m.Miami Valley buyers closed on 961 homes in the four weeks ending Oct 25, 2026, +3.9% compared with the same four weeks a year earlier, according to MLS data.
  3. What the Final Polls Said About Ohio’s RacesNews · Today, 1:48 p.m.The published polls and race ratings for Ohio’s statewide races, with sources. Polls are a snapshot, not a prediction.
  4. Where to Vote in Montgomery County Today: Hours, ID and Polling Place LookupNews · Today, 1:29 p.m.Polls are open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. How to find your polling place, what ID to bring, and where results will post.
  5. RTA Riders Took 449,688 Trips in September 2026News · Today, 1:20 p.m.Riders took 449,688 trips on Greater Dayton RTA vehicles in September 2026, according to the National Transit Database, down 15.9% from 534,869 a year earlier.
  6. Montgomery County Had an Estimated 539,598 Residents in 2025News · Today, 1:19 p.m.Montgomery County had an estimated 539,598 residents on July 1, 2025, according to the Census Bureau, up 2,668 from a year earlier.
  7. Montgomery County Permitted 1,079 New Homes in 2025News · Today, 1:18 p.m.Builders in Montgomery County received permits for 1,079 new housing units in 2025, according to the Census Bureau, compared with 933 the year before.
  8. Kettering plans to remove two traffic signals near former Van Buren Middle SchoolKettering · Today, 12:51 p.m.The city said a signal warrant study found two intersections no longer meet the criteria for traffic signals now that the school is being demolished.
  9. Kettering plans to put Shroyer and Storms/Schuyler signals in flash mode before removalKettering · Today, 12:50 p.m.The city said the signal changes are expected to start at the end of November 2026 and run through a 150-day ODOT-required analysis period.
  10. Kettering plans to remove traffic signals at two Shroyer Road intersectionsKettering · Today, 12:50 p.m.The city said signals at Shroyer Road with Storms Road and Schuyler Drive no longer meet criteria for traffic signals.
  11. Companies Bought 26.6% of City of Dayton Homes Sold in 2025, County Records ShowDayton · Today, 11:43 a.m.Companies bought 26.6% of the houses and condos sold in the City of Dayton in 2025, according to Montgomery County Auditor records, and 36.8% in West Dayton. Co
  12. A Median-Priced Montgomery County Home Took 19.9% of Median Household Income in October 2026News · Today, 11:21 a.m.The median-priced home sold in Montgomery County in October 2026 went for $200,000. With 20% down and that month’s average 30-year fixed rate of 7.33%, principa
  13. Federal Grants and Contracts to Dayton-Area Organizations, September 2026Dayton · Nov 2New federal grants and contracts to organizations in Montgomery and Greene counties in September 2026, from USAspending.gov.
  14. Dayton-Area Unemployment Rate Was 3.7% in September 2026Dayton · Nov 2The Dayton-Kettering metro area’s unemployment rate was 3.7% in September 2026, with figures for Montgomery County and jobs by industry.
  15. Five Rivers MetroParks completes year-long plant survey of Germantown MetroPark and Upper Twin Conservation AreaGermantown · Nov 2The agency says the bioassessment recorded hundreds of plant species, including 25 considered locally rare, and will guide conservation work in the Twin Valley.
  16. Wright State cybersecurity program receives nearly $200,000 federal agreement for workforce programFairborn · Nov 2The university says the National Institute of Standards and Technology funding will support SecureAM Pathways, which will work with local manufacturers to shape
  17. What’s on the Dayton City Commission agenda for Nov. 4Dayton · Nov 2Commissioners are set to consider a $1.9 million Fire Station 16 renovation contract, a rezoning request on Valley Street, a $182,718 federal justice grant and
  18. Kettering Board of Education, October 20: what was approvedKettering · Nov 2The board voted 4-0 on every motion, including a $120,000 fire panel replacement at Fairmont High School and an addendum to the superintendent’s contract.
  19. Kettering Board of Education Evaluation Committee, October 14: what was approvedKettering · Nov 2The three-member committee met in a special meeting, went into a closed session to discuss CMR qualifications and proposals, and adjourned after 25 minutes.
  20. What’s on the Oakwood City Council agenda for November 2Oakwood · Nov 2The city’s listing for Monday, November 2, 2026 shows a City Council Work Session at 5:30 p.m. but does not yet detail any items, spending or votes.
  21. What’s on the Vandalia City Council agenda for November 2Vandalia · Nov 2Council will consider releasing a $119,470.46 performance bond in the Foxfire Subdivision, a sign variance on North Dixie Drive, and three resolutions on EMS bi
  22. What’s on the Dayton City Plan Board agenda for November 10Dayton · Nov 2The board meets Tuesday to consider an alley vacation near Miami Valley Hospital, a warehouse use on North Keowee Street, a rezoning on Germantown Pike, a 45.75
  23. Daybreak, Not Police, Now Answers Many Dayton Runaway CallsDayton · Nov 2A state-funded pilot sends non-critical runaway cases for teens 14 to 17 to Daybreak, which follows up to find out why they keep leaving.
  24. State Grant Will Clear a Decades-Old Dump on Delphos Avenue in WestwoodWestwood · Nov 2An $88,512 Ohio Attorney General grant will pay to clear five lots on Delphos Avenue that have been used for illegal dumping for decades.
  25. Dayton Demolitions and Housing Conditions: What the City’s Numbers ShowDayton · Nov 2Dayton has torn down 174 structures this year. The city’s survey of every building shows more homes declining than improving from 2023 to 2025, with Burkhardt a
  26. Dayton Is Building a Plant to Remove PFAS From Its Drinking WaterDayton · Nov 2PFAS contamination shut down wells feeding the Ottawa Water Treatment Plant. The city approved $1.7 million more for the treatment project, paid from settlement
  27. Dayton’s New Trash Fee: $17.21 a Month per Container, on the Owner’s BillDayton · Nov 2Dayton replaced its two trash charges with one monthly fee per city container, billed to property owners, with future increases tied to government labor costs.
  28. What’s on the Washington Township Trustees agenda for November 2Washington Township · Nov 1Trustees meet Monday to decide on a court-ordered rehearing of an 86-acre, 118-home proposal on Clyo Road, hear two other development requests, and vote on a $7
  29. What’s on the Clayton City Council agenda for Nov. 5Clayton · Nov 1Clayton council is set to consider a contract for architectural work on a new city firehouse, a correction to a curb and gutter assessment sent to the county in
  30. What’s on the Germantown City Council agenda for Nov. 2Germantown · Nov 1Council will take up a 24-month cannabis operator moratorium, a property purchase, a new engineer contract and the first reading of the 2027 budget and related
  31. Germantown City Council, September 8: what was approvedGermantown · Nov 1Council adopted a 24-month moratorium on new data centers, accepted a state road right of way and approved three yearly assessments, all on 6-0 votes, and intro
  32. Germantown City Council, August 3: what was approvedGermantown · Nov 1Council passed a consent agenda that included a skid steer purchase and a state grant application, adopted updates to the city’s codified ordinances, and introd
  33. Kettering City Council, October 13: what was approvedKettering · Nov 1Council voted 6-0 on a city pay-plan ordinance and seven resolutions, including Southern Boulevard curb work and Wilmington Heights demolition services, and hea
  34. Kettering City Council, September 8: what was approvedKettering · Nov 1Council voted 6-0 on five resolutions, including grant applications, a donation from the Kettering Police Foundation, Culver Avenue curb and sidewalk repairs an
  35. Vandalia City Council, August 17: what was approvedVandalia · Nov 1Council voted 7-0 on two resolutions authorizing applications for state public works funding for a water main replacement and a Little York Road intersection pr
  36. Vandalia City Council, August 6: what was approvedVandalia · Nov 1At a special meeting, Vandalia City Council voted 6-0 to appoint Steven Clark to the vacant seat formerly held by Corey M. Follick.
  37. What’s on the Centerville City Council agenda for Nov. 2Centerville · Nov 1Council holds 19 public hearings on taking property interests for the Franklin/Clyo bike path project, and its consent agenda includes a city pay-plan ordinance
  38. Dayton City Commission, September 30: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1Commissioners passed eight bond ordinances and a water-loan resolution, heard a demolition update, and took public comment on West Side conditions, city spendin
  39. Dayton City Commission, September 23: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1The commission voted 5-0 to declare eight bond ordinances emergencies, passed a ban on gun-shaped novelty lighters and heard presentations on a water exhibit an
  40. Dayton City Commission, September 16: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1Commissioners unanimously passed a $1.6 billion revised 2026 budget on an emergency basis, accepted a $151,500 federal canine grant and heard from 13 residents
  41. Dayton City Commission, September 9: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1Commissioners passed three resolutions 5-0 on second reading, including support for $1 million in neighborhood development funding, and heard a first reading on
  42. Dayton City Commission, October 14: West Dayton hospital levy resolution, firefighter grant and civil citations ordinanceWest Dayton · Nov 1Commissioners approved the city manager’s slate of contracts and purchases, adopted the hospital levy resolution on a 4-0 vote with one abstention, and heard a
  43. Dayton City Commission, September 2: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1Commissioners approved the prior meeting’s minutes and the City Manager’s Reports unanimously, heard the police auditor’s semiannual report, and took up three r
  44. Dayton City Commission, August 26: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1The commission passed an ordinance on special energy improvement assessments 4-0, approved the City Manager’s Reports unanimously, and heard a demolition update
  45. Dayton City Commission, October 21: $732,767.49 in purchases, a Smithville Road property ordinance and a single waste feeDayton · Nov 1Commissioners moved through a short legislative calendar, heard from 18 registered speakers and recognized Lights On After School before a day that began with 2
  46. Dayton City Commission, August 19: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1The commission passed an emergency zoning ordinance, three second-reading ordinances and a healthcare and food access resolution, all by 4-0 votes, and heard fr
  47. Dayton City Commission, August 12: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1Commissioners adopted two grant resolutions by 4-0 votes, made four Human Relations Council appointments, heard a zoning civil penalties hearing and took public
  48. Dayton City Commission, August 10: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1At a joint special session with the Montgomery County Commission, the two bodies took only procedural votes while hearing downtown working group updates and 11
  49. Dayton City Commission, August 5: what was approvedDayton · Nov 1The commission passed an airport easement ordinance on an emergency basis and adopted two grant resolutions totaling more than $4.6 million, all by 4-0 votes.
  50. What’s on the ballot in Montgomery County: Nov. 3, 2026 General ElectionNews · Nov 1Local school levies, city and township tax issues, Brookville and Kettering charter amendments and liquor options appear on ballots across the county, along wit
  51. Dayton City Commission, Oct. 28: PFAS Treatment Design, a Single Trash Fee and a Westwood Dump CleanupWestwood · Nov 1Commissioners approved $1.7 million for PFAS treatment design at the Ottawa plant, adopted a single waste fee, and heard about a new state-funded response to te
  52. Preservation Dayton Names Dayton’s 10 Most Endangered Historic PropertiesDayton · Nov 1The Diner on St. Clair and the Wright brothers’ airplane factory join Preservation Dayton’s ten most endangered properties. Since 2021, five listed buildings ha
  53. The 5 Best Pest Control Companies in the Miami Valley (2026)Business · Oct 24Our five picks for pest control in Dayton and the Miami Valley, from locally owned companies with published prices to long-running family firms.
  54. Statues in Dayton Worth VisitingDayton · Dec 29Must-Visit Statues in Dayton and Public Sculptures Dayton is packed with meaningful public art, especially pieces celebrating its aviation heritage, historical
  55. Dayton’s Most At-Risk Neighborhoods for Storm Damage — What the Data ShowsDayton · Dec 7Sponsored by Ingram Insurance Group Dayton’s Most At-Risk Neighborhoods for Storm Damage — What the Data Shows Severe weather has long been part of life in Dayt
  56. Dayton Housing Market Shows Signs of Strength in October 2025: What It Means for Buyers, Sellers, and InvestorsDayton · Dec 2The Dayton housing market continued its upward climb this fall, posting gains in sales volume, home prices, and new listings—signs that the region remains one o
  57. The 5 Best Coffee Shops in Dayton, OhioDayton · Nov 12Dayton’s coffee culture is thriving more than ever, fueled by creative baristas, passionate roasters, and a community that genuinely supports locally owned busi
  58. The Most Undervalued Neighborhoods in DaytonDayton · Nov 11The Most Undervalued Neighborhoods in Dayton While WHIO recently published a list of Dayton’s most expensive neighborhoods — areas like Yankee Trace, Beechwood,
  59. Ohio Lawmakers Scramble to Tame Property Tax Crisis as Citizens Rally to Abolish It AltogetherNews · Nov 11Ohio Lawmakers Scramble on Property Taxes as Grassroots Push to Abolish Them Gains Steam Ohio homeowners are sounding the alarm as property taxes surge, pushing
  60. The Dayton Pizza Wars: How a City Built Its Own Slice of HistoryDayton · Nov 10Food & Drink • The Dayton Report The Dayton Pizza Wars: How a City Built Its Own Slice of History When people talk about American pizza capitals, they reach for

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