Summary
Following earlier pushback from union workers, city leadership and AFSCME Local 101 reached a compromise on a custodial service agreement at the Dayton International Airport. The one-year contract includes quarterly reporting, a joint retention task force, and protections for current city staff.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jul 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Involves multi-year contracting for specialized cleaning services at the Dayton International Airport.
Airport passengers experiencing cleaner facilities, and municipal employees through collaborative workforce development.
City union employees concerned about the precedent of outsourcing municipal duties.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Commission (Regular) - Jul 22, 2026
Following earlier pushback from union workers, city leadership and AFSCME Local 101 reached a compromise on a custodial service agreement at the Dayton International Airport. The one-year contract includes quarterly reporting, a joint retention task force, and protections for current city staff.
City Commission (Regular) - Jun 10, 2026
City management proposed a $163,000 supplemental cleaning contract for the airport to address cleanliness and employee retention struggles, but union representatives objected, arguing the work belongs to city staff. The commission pulled the item to allow further discussion.
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