Establishment of Citywide New Community Authority (NCA)

Urged the commission to remove the NCA emergency resolutions from the agenda, arguing lack of transparency and community benefit, and called for broader governmental reforms.

Spoke in support of the NCA, emphasizing the importance of involving residents and businesses in investment decisions.

Criticized capitalism and austerity policies, and invited the public to an upcoming community discussion on austerity at the Dayton Metro Library.

Spoke about gun violence reduction efforts in North Riverdale and encouraged community engagement and accountability.

Called for expanded violence prevention efforts, restored priority boards with advisory power, and increased housing investments in West and Northwest Dayton.

Questioned the accuracy of prior police internal audit findings regarding automated license plate readers and requested updates on police investigations.

Called for additional recreation centers and expanded youth programming in Dayton.

Criticized the mayor's flight plan application requirements and expressed opposition to continued downtown investment and the NCA project.

Spoke about religious beliefs, personal faith, and community service rooted in love.

Criticized city leadership, economic inequality, and the city manager's policies, urging greater accountability and investment in Black communities.