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Dayton, Ohio 45402; Phone: 937-333-3333. Public Works: 937-333-4800. Waste Collection: 937-333-4800. Email Us
Here you will find a list of departments for the City of Dayton with a brief description of each departments responsibilities and services.
Here you will find a list of departments for the City of Dayton with a brief description of each departments responsibilities and services.
The Department of Public Works provides core public services for the safety and convenience of the citizens of Dayton. These essential services -- including Civil Engineering, Fleet Management, Parks and Forestry, Street Maintenance, and Waste Collection -- all enhance Dayton's quality of life.
The Department of Water provides high quality, potable water, wastewater treatment, and storm water services which meet or exceed all regulatory requirements and community environmental concerns in the most cost-effective manner for the health, safety, welfare, and economic stability of the community.
Inspects construction, alterations and repairs to commercial and residential structures to verify work is in accordance with the approved construction drawings; Manages the registration program for plumbing, mechanical and electric contractors;
As stewards of the public trust, our mission is to provide leadership, excellent services, and participatory government to enhance the quality of life and sense of community for all who live, work, raise families, play, or conduct business in Dayton.
Permits are licenses that grant legal permission to start construction. Building permits are the means the City of Dayton uses to reduce potential hazards and unsafe construction practices, thereby ensuring the public health, safety and welfare.
The City of Dayton is seeking a full-time attorney in the Civil Division. The attorney would represent and advise the City, its elected official, officers, and employees in a broad range of legal matters; draft legislation and contracts; and handle civil litigation.
Meet the Mayor. Mayor Jeffrey J. Mims, Jr., joined the Dayton City Commission in January 2014, with a distinguished history of public service, and was elected Mayor of Dayton in 2021. Jeff Mims was the 3rd District Representative for the Ohio School Board.