Montgomery County, Ohio
CIVIC INFO
Maps
Dayton 5 Land Use Committees
Land use committees were once part of the priority board system. Now they are appointed by the city commission.
Dayton Priority Boards
The priority boards were designed to provide extra community representation in local government.
Dayton Redline Districts
“Redlining” was used to enforce segregation. Creditors and the government used these maps to determine who to provide services to and who not to.
Dayton Police Department Divisions
One division for the predominantly black side of town and one division for the predominantly white side of town.
Dayton Reconstructed
This is what Dayton would look like if it merged with Riverside, Trotwood, Harrison Township, Moraine, and Oakwood.
Google Maps Image of Dayton
If this map weren’t labeled, you would think all the connected gray parts were one city: Dayton.
External Resources
Montgomery County Board of Elections
We have our share of criticisms about how Boards of Elections are set up in Ohio, but they’re still an important resource for any voter or political candidate. We rely on the Board of Elections for quite a bit of information and so should you. Visit Site.
Montgomery County Auditor Board of Revisions
Disagree with your property tax revaluation? Go here to appeal it. Properties have been seriously overvalued in the past revaluation process, so if you own property in Montgomery County you should probably file an appeal. Visit Site.