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Public Safety: Local Government Meetings Around Dayton

Updated Saturday, November 7. 6 upcoming meetings have public safety on the agenda, and we’ve recapped 10 recent meetings that took it up, across 12 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 public safety.

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

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Mon, Nov 9 · 5:30 p.m.Clearcreek Township TrusteesWhere: Government Center – 7593 Bunnell Hill Road
  • Recommendation to authorize an additional sergeant position and promotional process in lieu of promoting the vacant lieutenant position
  • Recommendation to accept the $17,500 grant award from the Loeb Foundation (Police)
  • Recommendation to accept the $17,500 grant award from the Loeb Foundation (Fire District)
Agenda
Mon, Nov 9Union City CouncilWhere: 118 North Main Street
  • Resolution 26-10: authorizing the City Manager to contract with the Law Office of the Montgomery County Public Defender for legal services f
Our preview · Agenda
Tue, Nov 10 · 6 p.m.Kettering City CouncilWhere: Kettering Government Center – South Building 3600 Shroyer Rd. Kettering, Ohio 45429
  • Special Presentation – Kettering Police Department Swearing-in Ceremony
  • Resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for, accept and expend State Homeland Security Program grant funding for a mobile command c
Our preview · Agenda
Tue, Nov 10 · 6:30 p.m.Englewood City Council
  • Presentation of Fire Department Certificates of Appreciation
  • Resolution 30-26: Authorizing the purchase of two 2027 model year police-equipped vehicles through the State of Ohio Cooperative Purchasing
Our preview · Agenda
Tue, Nov 10 · 7 p.m.Fairfield Township Board of TrusteesWhere: 6032 Morris Rd.
  • Presentation: Life Saving Medal Awarded to Nesh Mahat
  • Motion to accept the retirement/resignation of Robert Chabali, Police Department, as of January 1, 2027
  • Resolution No. 26-103, Establishing and Approving the 2027 Fire Plan Review Fee Schedule
  • Resolution No. 26-105, Authorizing Agreement with Mobilcomm for Fire Station 211 Alert System with PA and Speaker System, $64,994.52
Agenda
Tue, Nov 10Enon Village Council
  • Chief of Police: Monthly Stats
  • Chief of Police: Vehicles
  • Chief of Police: Training
Agenda

Recent recaps

Mon, Nov 2Miami Township (Greene) Trustees
  • First reading of Resolution 2026-40, psychological evaluation requirements for full-time firefighter/EMS new hires and certain promotional c
  • Promotion of Acting Lieutenant FF/Paramedic Cassady Brewer to Lieutenant, pending completion of required hiring policies
Read our recap · Agenda
Wed, Oct 28Dayton City Commission
  • RONI Pilot: Runaway Outreach Notification Intervention pilot program presented by Daybreak and Dayton Police Department
Read our recap · Agenda
Wed, Oct 21Dayton City Commission
  • Justice Community Service Area 2027 recommended budget presentation, including Police, Municipal Court, Clerk of Courts, and Mediation
Read our recap · Agenda
Wed, Oct 21Hamilton Township Trustees
  • Resolution 26-1021C: Purchase replacement SCBA equipment from Vogelpohl Fire Equipment for $265,568.78 and interfund advancement from Genera
Read our recap · Agenda
Tue, Oct 20Kettering Board of Education
  • Resolution 131-26 waiving competitive bidding and authorizing up to $120,000 agreement with Andrew Casey Integration for fire detection equi
Read our recap · Agenda
Tue, Oct 20Middletown City Council
  • Ordinance No. O2026-60, authorizing an extension of the contract with CBM Managed Services, now Summit Food Service, for jail food service i
Read our recap · Agenda
Thu, Oct 15Trenton City Council
  • Motion authorizing payment for annual software maintenance and support to Central Square Technologies for dispatch system
  • Motion accepting $40,000 Safety Intervention Grant and buying three Stryker stair chairs at $61,919.16
Read our recap · Agenda
Wed, Oct 14Dayton City Commission
  • Emergency Resolution No. 6963-26: Accepting $110,510 Fiscal Year 2025 Assistance to Firefighters Grant from FEMA and authorizing $11,051 mat
Read our recap · Agenda
Tue, Oct 13Kettering City Council
  • Resolution 11536-26: Authorizing the City Manager to apply for and accept an OVI Task Force grant from the Ohio Department of Public Safety
  • Public comment (Brenda Stegall): Requests increased traffic enforcement and safety measures on East Whipp Road between Bigger Road and Wilmi
Read our recap
Wed, Sep 23Dayton City Commission
  • Calendar Item A6: Approximately $1.4 million agreement with Proficient Information Technologies (PI-Tech) for continued operation of the Eas
  • Ordinance No. 32208-26: Creating Chapter 121 to prohibit retail sale and public display of gun-shaped and imitation-firearm novelty lighters
Read our recap · Agenda

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Times and places can change; confirm with the body before you go. Topics are tagged from each agenda’s own wording.

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