Dayton does not currently have a single consolidated Home Repair Program page. Home repair assistance is delivered through multiple programs and partner organizations, but not all City-administered programs are listed.  Currently the best location to find resources is Universal Application - Dayton Energy Collaborative.

The upcoming Dayton Housing Hub & Dashboard will provide a centralized entry point to these and other programs once launched.

Renters seeking assistance may find resources through:

• Greater Dayton Premier Management (Housing Choice Voucher program)
• Tenant legal assistance through ABLE
• Eviction diversion and housing stability partners

Information and partner links will be consolidated within the Housing Hub once launched.

Current housing-related dashboards are available through the City’s Transparency Portal, including:

• Dayton Recovery Plan/ARPA housing initiatives
• Housing Conditions Survey data

The upcoming Dayton Housing Hub & Dashboard will add to this information and centralize these resources in one location.

Developers should visit the Planning & Zoning and Building Services sections of the City website for:

• Zoning code updates
• Land use case information
• Permitting guidance
• Pre-approved plan initiatives (as available)

Clearer development pathways will be incorporated into the Housing Hub.

No. The Housing Hub is an organizational and transparency initiative. It does not change program eligibility, funding allocations, or application procedures.

Housing Policy implementation is coordinated through the Department of Planning, Neighborhoods & Development in collaboration with the Housing Policy Steering Committee and community partners. Updates are provided to City leadership and will be reflected in the forthcoming Housing Dashboard.

The Housing Hub is currently in development. A phased rollout is expected. Updates will be posted on this page as new sections go live.