Mayor· 2026-2030
Shenise Turner-Sloss
Dayton
About
Shenise Turner-Sloss's platform focuses heavily on improving city aesthetics and environmental cleanliness through community beautification initiatives like 'Don't Be a Litterbug.' Additionally, her platform emphasizes enhancing government responsiveness and public safety via strategic frameworks such as the Flight Plan.
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Campaign promises (2)
- public-safetyMayor Shenise Turner-Sloss unveiled the Flight Plan initiative aimed at boosting government responsiveness and public safety in Dayton.Related votes
- environmentMayor Turner-Sloss launched the 'Don't Be a Litterbug' community initiative to beautify the city of Dayton.
Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 36
- Total speaking time
- 9:33:41
- Avg per meeting
- 15:56
- Segments
- 14678
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
West Dayton Public Hospital Levy and Implementation
The one-mill levy would cost roughly $35 a year per $100,000 of home value and raise about $2 million annually in seed money.
Dayton Recovery Plan Demolition Progress
ARPA and state demolition funds expire at the end of 2026, so future blight work depends on CDBG and general fund dollars.
Neighborhood Blight, Trash, and Code Enforcement
Property deterioration and absentee landlord practices affect neighborhood property values.
Downtown Safety and Neighborhood Investment Equity
Utilizes city economic development funds to support downtown business retention and job growth.
West Side Neighborhood Conditions and Investment
Targeted reinvestment in local housing stock and commercial amenities.
Homelessness Outreach and Supportive Housing Programs
Allocation of municipal resources toward homeless outreach and housing partnerships.
Brant Farms Residential Development
Private capital investment in new residential housing and neighborhood infrastructure.
Corporate Ownership of Rental Housing
Keowee Street warehouse conversion
200 S. Wright Avenue future development
Needmore Road single-family subdivision
Civil Rights Enforcement and Housing Discrimination
Most Source of Income cases are investigated without HUD reimbursement, meaning local dollars cover the enforcement work.
Auto Sales Redevelopment at 2135 N Gettysburg Ave
Private investment in property improvements and site remediation.
Landlord-Tenant Home Repair Pilot Program
Funded by a $103,000 allocation from an AES rate case settlement, offering up to $10,000 per home.
Assembly Hall Expansion at 4475 Old Troy Pike
Private commercial expansion enhancing local event venue capacity.
Pheasant Crossing Phase 5 subdivision
Human Rights City Initiative Report
Requests the addition of a line item for a human rights action fund in the city budget.
South Park Townhome Subdivision
Generates private investment and adds housing stock in South Park.
Adaptive Reuse and Community Space at 359 Maryland Avenue
Brings a vacant city-owned property back into active commercial and community use.
Supportive Living Group Home Proposed on Heid Avenue
Private capital investment in facility remodeling offset by potential land-use incompatibility.
Decisions during term (6)
Recorded while Turner-Sloss was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Ordinance No. 32205-26: Ruskin Elementary Planned Development
Resolution No. 6951-26: Neighborhood Development Funding
PLN2026-00217 – Final Planned Development for Brandt Pike at Schwinn Drive
PLN2026-00096 – General Development Plan Update for Dayton Children's Hospital
Resolution 6939-26: USDOT Air Service Development Grant Application
Harrison Township - Other - for technical and economic development services in association with the City of Dayton's Multi-Jurisdictional Source Water Protection Water Program - Department of Water/Environmental Protection. $182,751.76…
Voting record (2)(Development)
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