The City of Dayton is seeking residents' opinions about living in Dayton and City government. The annual Dayton Survey began arriving at approximately 13,000 randomly selected homes during the week of Sept. 4. Residents should look for an envelop...
Join your fellow neighborhood leaders and proud Dayton residents at the 2023 Neighborhood Conference, Above and Beyond. Get more information and register here: Above and Beyond 2023.
The Dayton Recovery Plan will fund rehabilitation of vacant homes in focus neighborhoods. Get more info here.
Mayor Jeffrey J. Mims, Jr., will begin a series of neighborhood visits on Thursday, June 29, at 6 p.m.
The first visit will take place in the Five Oaks neighborhood, at 329 Five Oaks Ave. Six additional events are scheduled on Thursday evenings through Sep...
Dayton residents and community groups can dispose of green debris (leaves, branches, grass clippings, tree limbs, etc.) at Dayton's green landfill. Debris does not have to be bagged, bundled or sorted. No trash, recyclables, plastic bags or ...