Make a difference as a tax preparation volunteer

Volunteers are sought to complete and file tax returns for area residents claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit in early 2019.

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) operates free tax preparation services at dozens of area l...

Collaboration: Recreation and Kettering Health Network

Recreation and Youth Services staff have launched a new collaborative effort with Kettering Health Network. City of Dayton recreation facilities and contact information are now included in wellness resource listings provided to patients released from KHN ...

The 2020 Census is hiring!

The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring for positions in Dayton. Get more information here:

General Census Jobs

Recruiting Assistants

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Northwest Recreation Center pool reopens after renovations

The Dabney Pool at Dayton's Northwest Recreation Center (1600 Princeton Dr.) has reopened for community use following a $1.4 million renovation.

Improvements to the indoor pool and surrounding area include a new deck surface, a new pool liner, LED lighting...

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...

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...

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