Mark the anniversary of the 2019 tornadoes with 'Dayton Stronger'

On May 27, 2019, an EF4 tornado struck our community, damaging more than 1,000 structures. Although the City of Dayton had plans to host a commemorative event, current health recommendations have prevented moving forward with initial plans.

To commemorate ...

Recycle More & Recycle Right

Due to COVID-19 most of us have been spending more time at home.  As a result, we are generating more waste, from food and beverage packaging, takeout containers and cardboard boxes. As household waste increases, it’s more important tha...

Census: How are we doing? (See the local results)

The percentage of Dayton residents self-responding to the 2020 Census is updated regularly. See the results here.

City to remove ash trees from right-of-way areas

In response to the emerald ash borer infestation, the City of Dayton has determined that for public safety reasons all remaining ash trees growing in the public right of way will be systematically removed. All work will be done to ANSI A300 standards for ...

Water shut-offs will continue to be suspended

In response to Governor DeWine’s Stay Safe Ohio Order, the City of Dayton will continue to suspend water shut-offs for its utility account customers who are unable to pay the utility bill because of the COVID-19 crisis until further notice. The ...

New special energy improvement project proposed for downtown

A developer has initiated a special energy improvement project related to redevelopment of a downtown building (535 E. Third St.).

Petition for Special Assessment for Special Energy Improvement Projects (PDF)

City of Dayton Income Tax Extended to July 15, 2020

Free lifeguard training

Training is free for candidates committing to City of Dayton employment. Get more information and a schedule of classes here.