Mayor's Award: Winners make Dayton thrive

Mayor Nan Whaley presented awards to five Mayor's Award winners for 2018 on October 10. The awards celebrate individuals and organizations that make Dayton thrive.

Daytonian of the Year - An individual making the greatest contribution to Dayton in the prev...

Nominations accepted for Cline Award for extraordinary public service

Nominations for the 2018 Joseph T. Cline Award must be submitted by Monday, Oct. 22, at 5 p.m.

The award honors current City of Dayton workers who display extraordinary dedication in their career as a City employee. Other civic and community involvement ma...

City of Learners: 2018 Action Report

Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley presented the 2018 City of Learners Report to the community at Westwood School, surrounded by members of the Dayton Board of Education and Superintendent Elizabeth Lolli. "There is a lot to celebrate this year," Mayor Wha...

City announces legal action resulting from PFOS contamination

The City of Dayton is pursuing legal action to recover costs associated with protecting its drinking water from PFOS contamination. 

Mayor Nan Whaley announced the City of Dayton has filed a lawsuit in federal court naming defendants 3M Company, B...

Natural gas pipeline construction in neighborhoods

Replacement of natural gas infrastructure by Vectren Energy is underway for 2018, and will continue through most of the year. Click on the link below for access to an interactive map showing affected areas and streets. You can enter an address to find spe...

See the latest City Beautiful Award winners!

Residents, businesses and community groups throughout Dayton earned the City Beautiful Award for June 2018. See photos here. 

The City of Dayton recognizes owners and occupants of properties demonstrating civic and neighborhood pride with the mont...

City, County begin preparing for 2020 census

Dayton and Montgomery County have formed a Complete Count Committee to support a full count of local residents by the 2020 census.  Read more here.

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Electric power aggregation update

The City of Dayton electric power aggregation program has been discontinued because of changes in the electric power market.Participating residents and business will receive a letter informing them of the discontinuation in their May 2018 power bill.The p...

City hires new planning director

City Manager Shelley Dickstein has appointed Todd M. Kinskey, AICP, as director of planning and community development for the City of Dayton.  Kinskey is currently planning and development director for Hamilton County, Ohio, and was also executiv...

2018 waste collection schedules are online