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Votes at a glance: Dayton City Commission, Jan. 29, 2025

2213690 · January 30, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal actions taken at the Jan. 29 Dayton City Commission meeting, including approval of meeting minutes, manager recommendations and recorded votes on two resolutions and a street‑vacation reading.

The Dayton City Commission took several routine and emergency actions at its Jan. 29 meeting. Listed below are the items recorded on the meeting minutes with outcome and available vote information.

- Approval of minutes, Jan. 22, 2025: Motion to approve the Jan. 22 minutes was moved and seconded and adopted by voice vote. (Outcome: approved)

- Approval of city manager's recommendations (including a contract re‑award for Residence Park improvements): Motion to approve was moved and seconded and adopted by voice vote. (Outcome: approved)

- First reading — Resolution No. 6847-25: Authorizing acceptance of a grant award from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Ohio Emergency Management Agency, in the amount of $105,000 on behalf of the city of Dayton. The clerk called the roll and commissioners recorded ayes. (Outcome as read in meeting: recorded aye votes)

- Second reading — Resolution No. 6845-24: Declaring the commission’s intention to vacate Hickory Street from the western [portion] to Alberta Street. The clerk recorded ayes for each commissioner during the roll call as shown in the record. (Outcome as read in meeting: recorded aye votes)

- Emergency Resolution No. 6846-25 (group‑home moratorium): See separate article for details; the commission voted unanimously to adopt the emergency moratorium.

Ending: The meeting minutes record the actions above; the clerk’s reading of roll calls provides recorded ayes for resolutions noted. The meeting record does not provide detailed sponsor names for every motion and some procedural items were approved by voice without a detailed roll-call record in the transcript.