Updated Saturday, November 7. 9 upcoming meetings have budget & taxes on the agenda, and we’ve recapped 9 recent meetings that took it up, across 13 local bodies around Dayton.
From the agendas and minutes of the city councils, township trustees, school boards, planning commissions and county commissions on our public meetings calendar. An item is listed here only when it’s clearly about budget & taxes.
Coming up
- RESOLUTION 5710 – Authorizing the Township Administrator to incur obligations greater than $10,000 on behalf of the Township, dispensing wit
- Ordering the October 2026 financial report (SM-2, five-year forecast, appropriation summary, investment schedule) filed for audit
- Retroactive approval of purchase orders, including Johnston Farm for $635.00 (PO 271166)
- FY27 Supplemental Appropriations
- Cash Flow Discussion – January (First Read)
- Finances/Levy Discussion and Presentation
- Investment earnings distribution calculation for FY27
- Permission to receive property tax advances from the Montgomery County Auditor for tax year 2026
- Donations: Brookville VFW 3288 ($500.00) and Optimist Club ($1,700.00) to Elementary School
- Resolution approving Downtown Redevelopment District (DRD) 30-year, 70% tax exemption and School Compensation Agreement
- Resolution to make supplemental appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures of the City of Kettering during the fiscal year e
- Bill 26-12: Revising appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures for fiscal year ending December 31, 2026 (First Reading)
- Budget Hearing on December 8, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.
- Board discussion: 2027 Budget
- Motion to appropriate additional money to funds 2910 ($100.00) and 2908 ($5,206.62, payment to Fairfield Schools from TIF funds)
- Resolution No. 26-98, Approving Open Purchase Order Balances
- Motion to authorize the Township Administrator to sign a Request for Consent to Assignment of the Fairfield Logistics Tax Increment Financin
- Resolution No. 26-103, Establishing and Approving the 2027 Fire Plan Review Fee Schedule
- Financial Items
Recent recaps
- Emergency Ordinance No. 32220-26: Amending Section 51.13 and repealing Section 51.14 to establish a single waste collection and disposal fee
- Emergency Ordinance No. 32220-26: Amending Section 51.13 and repealing Section 51.14 to establish a single waste collection and disposal fee
- Citizen comment on proposed purchase of three Silverado pickup trucks totaling $175,544
- Citizen comment on proposed $12,500 legal settlement
- 2027 Proposed Budget Work Session: review of proposed 2027 budget appropriations
- Resolution 26-1021B: Authorize increase in 2026 appropriations for true-up and declare an emergency
- Resolution 26-1021C: Purchase replacement SCBA equipment from Vogelpohl Fire Equipment for $265,568.78 and interfund advancement from Genera
- Recommendation to accept the September 2026 Financial and Investment Report
- Recommendation to approve amended appropriations for October 2026
- September financial snapshot, including delayed property tax distributions and workers’ compensation dividend
- Emergency Resolution No. 6962-26: Authorizing levy of voter-approved one-mill tax for a City of Dayton public hospital in West Dayton
- Emergency Resolution No. 6963-26: Accepting $110,510 Fiscal Year 2025 Assistance to Firefighters Grant from FEMA and authorizing $11,051 mat
- Resolution 11537-26: Accepting tax rates determined by the Budget Commission and authorizing tax levies certified to Montgomery and Greene C
- Resolution 11538-26: Establishing Alicia R. Rooney’s signature as authorized for negotiable instruments and fund certifications in the Finan
- Resolution 11540-26: Supplemental appropriations for current expenses and other expenditures for fiscal year ending December 31, 2026
- Ordinance No. 32210-26: Bonds up to $5,800,000 for motor vehicles, motorized equipment, and fire apparatus; emergency
- Ordinance No. 32211-26: Bonds up to $8,925,000 for City public facilities, including HVAC, elevator, roof, and parking lot repairs; emergenc
- Ordinance No. 32212-26: Bonds up to $2,040,000 for transportation system improvements, streets, sidewalks, and bike lanes; emergency
- Ordinance No. 32213-26: Bonds up to $4,785,000 for outdoor public facilities and City functions and services; emergency
- Ordinance No. 32214-26: Bonds up to $2,440,000 refunding certain Series 2015 bonds that funded James M. Cox Dayton International Airport imp
- Presentation on municipal bonds and the bond ordinances for the City’s proposed 2026 debt issuance
- Emergency Ordinance No. 32210-26: Bonds not to exceed $5,800,000 for motor vehicles, motorized equipment, and fire department apparatus and
- Emergency Ordinance No. 32211-26: Bonds not to exceed $8,925,000 for improvements to City public facilities, including HVAC, elevator, roof,
- Emergency Ordinance No. 32212-26: Bonds not to exceed $2,040,000 for improving the City’s transportation system
- Emergency Ordinance No. 32213-26: Bonds not to exceed $4,785,000 for outdoor public facilities and City functions and services
Other topics
Times and places can change; confirm with the body before you go. Topics are tagged from each agenda’s own wording.