Summary
A $2 million federally funded planning effort will study changes to the U.S. 35 corridor from Gettysburg to Steve Whalen, aiming to reconnect neighborhoods divided by the highway. Public visioning workshops start October 27 at three locations.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
The $2 million planning grant is federally funded; construction funding sources are still being identified.
Neighborhoods along and divided by U.S. 35, especially west and east Dayton communities.
Residents whose properties face damage from frequent vehicle crashes.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Commission (Regular) - Oct 14, 2026
A $2 million federally funded planning effort will study changes to the U.S. 35 corridor from Gettysburg to Steve Whalen, aiming to reconnect neighborhoods divided by the highway. Public visioning workshops start October 27 at three locations.
City Commission (Regular) - Sep 2, 2026
Multiple residents voiced urgent concerns regarding speeding, reckless driving, and severe crashes at intersections like Cornell Drive and Catalpa Drive and East Third Street, requesting physical traffic-calming measures and curb repairs.
Dayton launches Revive35 website for community-based initiative
Dayton launches Revive35 website for community-based initiative Spectrum News
Dayton launches community-based initiative to reimagine future of U.S. 35
Dayton launches community-based initiative to reimagine future of U.S. 35 Spectrum News
City works to reimagine U.S. 35 with community's input
City works to reimagine U.S. 35 with community's input WKEF
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