Brian Looney

City code updates (Supplement 26 and traffic/general offenses amendments)

No direct cost to residents; the code itself is subscription-based online until a printed version arrives in July.

Acquisition of two fire engines

The city gets two engines for roughly the price budgeted for one; lease financing spreads the cost.

School resource officer agreement renewal

Property maintenance enforcement working

Could shift leak-related water bills from tenants to landlords.

Drone policy for parks

Permit administration and signage costs.

Half-staff flag volunteer program

Could save the city overtime costs whenever flags must be lowered on weekends or off-hours.

Consumer fireworks ban

Unknown — enforcement resource requirements are part of the staff analysis to come.

Launch of the Citizen Complaint Review Board

Police union contracts through 2028

Unknown — contract terms and purchase price weren't disclosed in open session.

Park rules modernization

New signage will be ordered, and camera or enforcement additions could raise costs.

Police Facility Expansion and New Communications Center

Not yet determined — the 60% design phase is intended to produce reliable project costs before any construction contract.

Miami Valley Community ID Program

Almost no direct cost — Welcome Dayton covers card printing; the city's role would be mostly promotion and staffing.

Nuisance abatement at four neglected properties

Cleanup costs will be invoiced to the property owners, not taxpayers.

Opioid settlement funds to Dayton Children's partnership

The city's opioid settlement revenue averages about $55,000 a year, with reserves available to fund the program alongside existing K-9 interdiction uses.

police chief appointment

Depending on the new chief's contract and proposed department changes, this hire could shift how local tax dollars are spent on public safety.

Juvenile justice communication with Montgomery County

Welcome-home tribute for returning service members

The nonprofit is fundraising for the carriage itself; the commission may consider funding a welcome-home banner at its next meeting.

Feral Cat Management Partnership

Uses existing funds previously paid to the Humane Society; no new spending announced.

Proposed regional public safety training center

$7.6 million total, with $1.5 million requested in grant funding and the rest undetermined.

Police staffing increase

Adds salary and benefit costs for four new positions, detailed in the resolution.