Tornado recovery: FEMA deadline extended to Sept. 3

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City Beautiful Award recognizes exceptional properties

Nominations are now being accpepted for the 2019 City Beatiful Award.

See the Summer 2019 honorees here.

More information and nomination forms here. 

August 4th shooting: Support & mental health resources

Recovery & Resiliency Center: Walk-in services in the Oregon District, open through Aug. 16. The Recovery & Resiliency Center offers support and information about local resources to anyone affected by the tragic events in the Oregon District. The ...

The Dayton Foundation establishes tragedy fund

In response to the mass shooting that occurred in the early hours of August 4, 2019, The Dayton Foundation has established the Dayton Oregon District Tragedy Fund. The fund allows individuals to make charitable contributions to help the families directly ...

Neighborhood mini-grants awarded

Grants totaling $102,098 were awarded to 23 applicants for projects to be completed by December 2020. See the funded projects here.

August 4 Shootings: Special information for the community

Family assistance: 333-8430

Tips: 225-6217

Images, videos, or other information can also be submitted online at https://www.fbi.gov/daytonshooting.

Dayton seeks a flag fit for the future

Design proposals are sought for a new City of  Dayton flag! It's time to update the symbol of our changing city. More: daytonohio.gov/flag.

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City of Dayton releases list of victim names

Lois L. Oglesby 27

Megan K. Betts 22

Saeed Saleh 38

Derrick R. Fudge 57

Logan M. Turner 30

Nicholas P. Cumer 25

Thomas J. McNichols 25

Beatrice N. Warren-Curtis 36

Monica E. Brickhouse 39

PowerPoint and video from Chief Biehl update

Videos are embedded within the PowerPoint.

Oregon District Active Shooter Police Press Conference PPT (68MB Download)

#ShopDaytonStrong to support local businesses

Shop local and share your photo and #ShopDaytonStrong on social media.  

Tornado: City to waive fees, suspend water bills for eligible properties

The City Commission has approved a package of cost-savings and benefits to help eligible property owners repair or rebuild damaged structures.

More:  Tornado Relief Program information.

County Auditor: Special letter to tornado-affected property owners

The Montgomery County Auditor is conducting a special property valuation for properties affected by the tornadoes.

See a letter from the auditor here.

Community engagement grants for 2019

Community groups -- Your program or event may qualify for financial assistance.  More information here. 

Which streets are being resurfaced in 2019?

The Your Dollars, Your Neighborhood program (Issue 9) and other sources are providing funds to pave residential streets throughout Dayton in 2019. See the list here.