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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Dayton public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
PFAS Water Treatment Project
The board oversees funding for protecting Dayton's drinking water sources. This meeting covers the trust's financial summary and a proposed water trailer to teach residents about source water.
Moraine waste collection agreement
Dayton would renew its agreement to provide waste collection services to the City of Moraine for about $419,000 through 2027 — revenue that helps offset the cost of the city's waste operations.
Waste Collection and Disposal Fee Restructuring
An emergency ordinance consolidating trash fees into a single fee was adopted 5-0 on second reading.
Wolf Creek Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
The Commission approved Phase 5 of the Wolf Creek sewer lining project, using trenchless technology to extend the life of 1940s-era clay pipes, with about $1.22 million of the $1.5 million covered by an EPA grant.
Dayton Juice Building Renovation for Water Department
The city will spend $1.98 million consolidating Water Department engineering and IT services in a city-owned building bought through the Source Water Protection Program, and lease space to police for specialized vehicles like SWAT and bomb squad equipment.
AES Rate Settlement and Weatherization Funding
City officials negotiated a settlement with AES Ohio that reduces proposed rate increases, provides multi-million dollar funding for home repair networks, and ensures large data centers cover their own infrastructure costs.
GEM City Solar Project and SOPEC Agreement
The city is partnering with AEP Energy Partners on a 25-year agreement for local solar energy, locking in a price hedge for 30% of resident energy use and aiming to save $42 million while boosting local green infrastructure.