DAYTON — Dayton residents will get a chance to talk one-on-one with the mayor.
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Mayor Shenise Turner-Sloss said in a social media post that she is launching “Constituency Days” this weekend.
It is a chance to speak with Dayton City leaders about neighborhood concerns and services, according to the social media post.
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This first meeting is Saturday, August 8. The second is August 15.
There will be five other chances:
- Sept. 5
- Sept. 12
- Oct. 3
- Oct. 10
- Nov. 7
“If there’s something on your mind, I want to hear it. Your voice matters, and these conversations help shape the work we do together,” the social media post said.
Visit this website to register for a 30-minute meeting.
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