Historic Dayton park to see $550,000+ in improvements

The city of Dayton is utilizing a portion of its $138 million allotment of ARPA funds toward improving neighborhood components. One well-known historic park will reap the benefits of improvement funding in preparation for next summer.

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Historic Dayton park to see $550,000+ in improvements

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