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Parks & Libraries: Local Government Meetings Around Dayton

Updated Friday, November 6. 1 upcoming meeting has parks & libraries on the agenda, and we’ve recapped 7 recent meetings that took it up, across 6 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 parks & libraries.

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One email a day at most, only when an agenda posts with an item on parks & libraries or we recap a meeting that took one up. Nothing on quiet days.

Coming up

Mon, Nov 9 · 6 p.m.Franklin Board of EducationWhere: 140 E. Sixth St., Franklin
  • Franklin-Springboro Library Board of Trustees (First Read)
Agenda

Recent recaps

Wed, Oct 21Dayton City Commission
  • Lights On Afterschool Day Proclamation, recognizing October 22, 2026, in partnership with Learn to Earn Dayton
Read our recap · Agenda
Wed, Oct 21Hamilton Township Trustees
  • Authorize Administrator to approve change order with Stantec Consulting Services for $47,075 for Floodplain Swale Phase II design at Mounts
  • Authorize Administrator to approve change order with Evans Landscaping, not to exceed $298,500, to complete Phase II at Mounts Park
Read our recap · Agenda
Tue, Oct 20Middletown City Council
  • Contract with Snider Recreation Inc. for $258,040.20 to replace the existing playground equipment at Lefferson Park
  • Contract with Snider Recreation Inc. for $143,922.40 to replace and upgrade the existing playground equipment at Gardner Park
  • Resolution No. R2026-26, honorarily changing the name of Jacot Park to Jacot-Pearce Park
  • Presentation by Middie Way Baseball on its progress since 2022 and proposed future improvements at Goldman Park
Read our recap · Agenda
Thu, Oct 15Trenton City Council
  • Motion authorizing contract with LJ Stone LLC / Urban Structures for a 30-by-40-foot event storage building at Trenton Community Park, $21,7
Read our recap · Agenda
Tue, Oct 13Kettering City Council
  • Proclamation: Make A Difference Day, Saturday, October 24, 2026
  • Special Presentation: CAPRA reaccreditation and NRPA Gold Medal finalist status for Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department
Read our recap
Wed, Sep 30Dayton City Commission
  • Award of contract to Arcon Builders Limited for splash pad renovations, including the Belmont Park splash pad
Read our recap · Agenda
Wed, Sep 23Dayton City Commission
  • Calendar Item A3: Contract with the Dayton Society of Natural History for a water-system exhibit at the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, with
  • Emergency Ordinance No. 32213-26: Bonds not to exceed $4,785,000 for outdoor public facilities and City functions and services
Read our recap · Agenda

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