From calls to remove surveillance cameras to transforming US-35, Dayton faces key debates on zoning, neighborhood safety, and infrastructure planning that impact residents citywide.
Dayton has completed 80 of 102 sustainability projects, achieving $29 million in cost savings for the city and residents.
Community members in Dayton are voicing concerns about the city's use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and the handling of collected data.
Community members in Dayton are calling for the immediate removal of Flock license plate reader cameras, citing privacy violations and data misuse.
Dayton's 2025 survey reveals increased resident satisfaction, with calls for enhancements in infrastructure and housing.
Dayton's 2025 survey reveals increased resident satisfaction, yet highlights persistent issues in infrastructure, housing, and public safety.
