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  • State of the City Address
  • Mayor Jeffrey Mims

    Dayton, Ohio

    Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims delivered his first State of the City address, reflecting on the city’s accomplishments and his vision for the future. His top priorities are Dayton’s youth, public safety, economic development, climate action, housing, and neighborhood revitalization.

    As a former teacher, coach, and school board member, Mayor Mims spoke at length about his desires to invest more in Dayton’s youth. He shared his plan to move forward with new programs involving city leaders and businesses to support youth mental health services, job preparation, and more.

    “Children in this community represent 20% of the citizens, but they represent 100% of our future,” Mims said. “We must do all that we can to ensure they become contributing members of our thriving society.”

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  • Mayor Keith A. James

    West Palm Beach, Florida

    Mayor Keith A. James

    Mayor Keith A. James delivered his seventh State of the City Address before the Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches, outlining a bold, people-centered vision for West Palm Beach: a city not only growing but exceeding expectations, competing on a national stage, and building a future rooted in community.
    Mayor Sharon F. Owens

    Syracuse, New York

    Mayor Sharon F. Owens

    In her first State of the City Address, Syracuse Mayor Sharon F. Owens charted a bold path forward and prepared the city for the opportunities of tomorrow. The Mayor outlined her administration’s efforts in housing, job creation, workforce development, transportation, public safety, and fiscal stewardship.
    Mayor Erin Mendenhall

    Salt Lake City, Utah

    Mayor Erin Mendenhall

    Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall delivered her seventh State of the City Address, speaking on her determination to continue ensuring public safety, affordability, and environmental stewardship. The city is pushing forward on its commitments to improve public safety, affordability, stewardship of public spaces and lands, and sustainability.