Graffiti Removal Campaign

At a glance

• What: Citywide effort to report and remove graffiti, which costs the City about $30,000 a year.
• Where it stands: Public Affairs announced a graffiti delete campaign in September 2026.
• Next: Residents are asked to report graffiti; commissioners pledged continued support.

Details

• A commissioner led coordination among Public Affairs, Public Works, the police department, planning, law and the city manager's office.

Sources

• Dayton City Commission 2026-09-09 minutes and YouTube auto-generated captions.

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2026-09-09 - City Commission

• A commissioner thanked staff and announced the campaign; another offered support.