The City of Dayton and its part in the Riverfront Plan was highlighted in a story by the Dayton Daily News, reporting on Dayton approving funds to remake parts of the Wolf Creek levee, for easier access and economic development. Dayton City Manager Shelley Dickstein...
Below is the long list of the Plan’s projects that have been completed, are underway, or are funded. Overall Plan Recommendations Projects Completed Develop the Dayton Riverfront Plan website at daytonriverfrontplan.org Develop a comprehensive waterway access...
Big things are happening in the Culture Corridor of the Dayton Riverfront Plan, north of downtown along the Great Miami and Stillwater Rivers. At the confluence of the Great Miami and the Mad Rivers, just across from downtown, the Greater Dayton School is completing...
The vision of the Dayton Riverfront Plan is ambitious—The Suns straddling both sides of the river linking downtown to West Dayton; four miles of connected parks and culture reaching north from downtown along the Stillwater River; and a pedestrian promenade along the...
With their historic economic power, everlasting natural beauty and surging recreation appeal, Dayton’s rivers are truly the crowning jewel of the Gem City. However, challenges along these great rivers, such as deteriorating trail infrastructure and dangerously steep...
