Commissioners 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 a $20,000 legal settlement.
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Montgomery County’s Top 10 Home Sales, Oct. 26 to Nov. 1
The 10 biggest home sales in Montgomery County, Ohio for the week of Oct. 26, led by 217 Haver Road at $1,150,000.
What’s on the Dayton City Plan Board agenda for November 10
The 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-acre housing development off Needmore Road and a work session on South Wright Avenue.
Daybreak, Not Police, Now Answers Many Dayton Runaway Calls
A 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.
State Grant Will Clear a Decades-Old Dump on Delphos Avenue in Westwood
An $88,512 Ohio Attorney General grant will pay to clear five lots on Delphos Avenue that have been used for illegal dumping for decades.
Dayton Demolitions and Housing Conditions: What the City’s Numbers Show
Dayton 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 and Old North Dayton the exceptions.
Dayton Is Building a Plant to Remove PFAS From Its Drinking Water
PFAS contamination shut down wells feeding the Ottawa Water Treatment Plant. The city approved $1.7 million more for the treatment project, paid from settlements with PFAS makers.
Dayton’s New Trash Fee: $17.21 a Month per Container, on the Owner’s Bill
Dayton replaced its two trash charges with one monthly fee per city container, billed to property owners, with future increases tied to government labor costs.
Dayton City Commission, September 30: what was approved
Commissioners passed eight bond ordinances and a water-loan resolution, heard a demolition update, and took public comment on West Side conditions, city spending and policing.
Dayton City Commission, September 23: what was approved
The 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 and the city’s 2026 borrowing plan.
Dayton City Commission, September 16: what was approved
Commissioners 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 on topics from violence to vacant properties.
Dayton City Commission, September 9: what was approved
Commissioners passed three resolutions 5-0 on second reading, including support for $1 million in neighborhood development funding, and heard a first reading on changes to the Ruskin Elementary planned development.
Dayton City Commission, October 14: West Dayton hospital levy resolution, firefighter grant and civil citations ordinance
Commissioners 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 Revive 35 update.
Dayton City Commission, September 2: what was approved
Commissioners approved the prior meeting’s minutes and the City Manager’s Reports unanimously, heard the police auditor’s semiannual report, and took up three resolutions on a new community authority and neighborhood funding at first reading.
Dayton City Commission, August 26: what was approved
The commission passed an ordinance on special energy improvement assessments 4-0, approved the City Manager’s Reports unanimously, and heard a demolition update and a preview of the 2026 Dayton Survey.