Hold vacant property owners accountable by requiring owners of vacant properties to register them, pay fees and submit redevelopment plans to encourage the properties to be returned to productive use.

Support mixed income neighborhoods by prioritizing market rate and affordable housing investments, and incentivize inclusion of affordable units in market rate housing developments through tax breaks and density bonuses.

Increase homeownership through funding down payment assistance and fostering partnerships with banks to offer greater access to affordable home loans, low-cost checking accounts, and financial education workshops.

Support implementation and expansion of violence interruption program to end violence before it starts in targeted areas of the city.

Create a citywide neighborhood beautification program to incentivize neighborhood engagement, pride, and small business investment.

Support creation of Dayton Police Department cadet program to support a diverse staffing pipeline into the department and give students the opportunity to stand up against crime in their city.

Prioritize community policing through implementation of geographic patrol beats to better address neighborhood safety complaints and problems.

Support continued demolition of dilapidated properties by advocating for additional demolition dollars at the state and federal level.

Develop and advance minority and women owned local businesses through dedicated loan funds, grants, and connecting entrepreneurs to a collective of technical assistance programs.

Connect young people with local careers by partnering with business and industry leaders, educators, and Dayton’s colleges and universities.