Former Dayton Mayor Steven Stephens addresses the city council about the Veteran’s Wall.The Vindicator | Travis Huffman
At the Dayton City Council meeting on Monday evening, former City of Dayton Mayor Steve Stephens addressed the council about the Veteran’s Wall in the Dayton Veteran’s Memorial Park. The park located at the Dayton Community Center was built in 2013 and experienced heavy damage during Hurricane Harvey. With a donation of $7,700 from Entergy Texas and a grant, the wall was repaired and restored. After the wall was repaired and rededicated, Stephens met with the Dayton City Manager, Theo Melancon, to discuss the bare spots on the wall and the possibility of grants to help fill the empty spots. Melancon and Dayton Mayor Caroline Wadzeck asked Stephens to obtain fifteen to twenty names to go on the wall and have them by November 15, 2019. Once that date hit, Stephens turned in over 200 names. The wall only had 83 bare spots, so there would be no way to accommodate
Liberty County Judge Jay Knight, Dayton Mayor Caroline Wadzeck, Congressman Brian Babin, CMC Railroad representative Marcus Georing, and Dayton City Manager Theo Melancon are joined by local officials and staff as they break ground on Gulf Inland Park.
Officials from the City of Dayton and Liberty County were joined by U.S. Congressman Brian Babin and others for a groundbreaking ceremony for Gulf Inland Logistics Park. Dayton Mayor Caroline Wadzeck started the ceremony by welcoming CMC Railroad for their partnership and thanking everyone involved in making the project happen before introducing Babin. The congressman spoke about the growth of the area and how the new Gulf Inland Park will bring thousands of jobs and millions of dollars to the area.
Construction Begins on DayNet, the City of Dayton Texas Citywide Fiber To The Home Broadband Network
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DENVER, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The City of Dayton, Texas and its implementation partner, Magellan Advisors, have begun construction of the City s fiber to the home broadband network, DayNet, which will be offering blazing fast gigabit internet speeds by late 2021. Magellan Advisors, the nation s premier broadband engineering and consulting firm for local governments, is working alongside the City of Dayton to provide turnkey implementation of the network, including construction management, inspections and startup of the City s broadband operations. Construction began on January 4