This document presents a five-year progress report on the City of Dayton's Sustainability Strategy, which covers the period from 2020 to 2025. The strategy focuses on climate mitigation by identifying and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from city operations and community-wide sources, implementing policy around these reductions, and building resilience. Key areas of focus include infrastructure improvements, fostering economic development through green initiatives and cost savings, and ensuring equitable investments in vulnerable neighborhoods. Significant achievements highlighted include achieving approximately $29 million in savings, supplying all city buildings with 100% renewable energy, converting city fleet vehicles, and engaging the community in various environmental projects. The plan aims to continue driving savings, reducing emissions, and expanding community education, with a future plan anticipated to extend to a ten-year vision.
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The commission meeting included the proclamation of Donald Bush Day, honoring the recipient of the National Leadership Achievement Award for his service and community engagement. Additionally, the commission recognized Regina D. Blackshere for her seventeen years of service to the city upon her retirement, proclaiming the date as Regina D. Blackshere Day.
Apr 22, 2026·Board meeting
Dayton City Commission Regular Meeting
The commission issued proclamations honoring community members, including a proclamation for Donald Bush and a retirement recognition for the Clerk of Commission. Discussion topics included a partnership update regarding the University of Dayton St. Patrick's Day celebration, a presentation on the 'Dayton Deliberates' Citizens Assembly initiative, and a report on an upcoming ERP system implementation. The commission addressed liquor permit objections, specifically for Reserve on Third, and discussed potential Good Neighbor Agreements. Additionally, the commission adopted emergency resolutions concerning liquor permit renewals and a temporary moratorium on data center permits. Legislative business included ordinances and resolutions regarding alley vacations and community reinvestment area boundaries. Closing remarks covered various community events and updates on the selection process for the new police chief.
Apr 1, 2026·Board meeting
Dayton City Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission held a special recognition for Commissioner Joseph for his 22 years of service. Discussion items included a $5.6 million investment for 2026 residential asphalt resurfacing and community-led restoration efforts for Bomberger Park following an arson incident. The Commission approved various purchase orders, service agreements, and contracts, including redevelopment support for the Centre City building. A public hearing was conducted regarding a zoning map amendment for the West Hillcrest/Greenwich Village area. Additionally, the Commission addressed legislation concerning building appeals, heard citizen comments on public safety and local policy, and conducted a work session reviewing the 2025 City of Dayton Resident Survey results.
