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Dayton commission OKs submission of HUD consolidated plan and accepts two Ohio traffic-safety grants
Summary
The Dayton City Commission declared emergency passage and approved submission of the 2026–2030 consolidated plan to HUD and accepted two Ohio Department of Public Safety traffic-safety grants totaling $341,001.86; public input on the consolidated plan remains open through Nov. 17.
The Dayton City Commission voted during its meeting to proceed with the 2026–2030 consolidated plan submission to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and accepted two traffic-safety grant awards from the Ohio Department of Public Safety.
City staff said the consolidated plan is in final draft and that the action authorizes the city to submit the 2026 action plan and the 2026–2030 consolidated plan to HUD. "The action plan and consolidated plan are due to HUD on November 17," City Manager Miss Dixing said, and she told commissioners the draft and public-input survey are posted on the city's website and remain open for comment at comdev@DaytonOhio.gov.
Separately, the commission declared emergency passage and moved for immediate adoption of two resolutions accepting traffic-safety grant awards from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Ohio Traffic Safety Office: one for $249,999.32 and…
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