The meeting featured a presentation on the Revive 35 project, an initiative aimed at re-envisioning the US 35 corridor through the city. Discussions focused on the project's planning phase, which is supported by a federal grant, and its goal of reconnecting neighborhoods that were separated by historical highway construction. The presentation outlined the project's branding, community engagement strategy through various advisory committees, and planned public workshops. Commissioners discussed the post-planning implementation phase and inquired about the initiative's potential to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility for residents utilizing the corridor.
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The City Commission meeting agenda includes the review and potential approval of various purchase orders and contracts for the Aviation, Fire, and Water departments, encompassing services such as insurance, HVAC installation, intern programs, and infrastructure equipment. Additionally, the commission will address a voucher payment for digital forensic recovery services, a legal settlement regarding the Nourish Our Neighbors lawsuit, and legislative action concerning special energy improvement project assessments.
Jul 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Commission Meeting Agenda
The City Commission meeting agenda included discussions on purchase orders and contracts for various departments, including Public Works and Water. Key items involved the procurement of vehicles, janitorial service agreements for the Dayton International Airport, and facility improvements. The commission also addressed legal settlements, lease agreements with Sinclair Community College, and development agreements for neighborhood improvements. Additionally, legislation included an emergency resolution regarding economic development funding, a purchase agreement for property at the airport, and resolutions concerning the establishment of a New Community Authority.
Oct 16, 2025·Board meeting
City Council Budget Work Session
The budget work session addressed economic uncertainty, inflation, labor challenges, and the structural imbalance in the general fund. Adjustments to the property tax millage, use of photo enforcement funds, departmental cost reductions, grants, and technology upgrades were discussed. The 2026 budget was presented for review, highlighting key changes, program results, and priorities. The budget is structured around community service areas (CSAs) and community priorities, with a focus on program objectives and community outcomes. The city is continuing its efforts in implementing the Dayton recovery plan.
