The spirit of independence fuels this dedication. It also animates my life and service as an elected official. It guides decisions that secure democracy and protects our experiment in self-governance. 2/2
Happy Fourth! Democracies are rare, fragile and short-lived. As we advocate for our rights, let's also dedicate ourselves to our responsibility to be stewards; securing the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. 1/2 #daytondeservestofly#fairchildfordayton
Dayton Gems together - Fifth Street Brewpub and League of Women Voters of Greater Dayton Area! Proud to be an owner and a member! Come out tonight and support the League as 5th St gives back!
One of my favorite things as a commissioner is getting to hear the hopes, dreams, concerns, fears and ideas of my neighbors. Together we can make Dayton a better place. Leadership that takes our neighbors serious is the path forward! #daytondeservestofly
May #Juneteenth2025 be a powerful reminder of the evils of slavery and injustice. Let us honor the resilience and achievements of the African Americans not just today, but each and every day. May we commit to breaking every shackle; liberating every person.
Catching up with the No Kings rally, I came across this discovery. Another Dayton hidden gem. On Patterson Blvd there is a tribute to Union Soldiers - it is a flag pole! What a find on Flag Day!!!
Holding all those who are mourning in the light. I’m grateful to serve as a pediatric chaplain Dayton Children's Hospital. Today we hosted our annual Butterfly Release.
Our experiment with self-governance has not been perfect; it’s messy; but throughout our history, our flag has been a reminder of what we’re striving toward: a more perfect union, one where freedom and justice aren’t just ideals, but realities. 3/
The first American flag was approved by the Continental Congress on this day in 1777. It’s been carried into battle, flown at marches, stitched by hand and raised in protest. 2/
The flag is a symbol but it’s the people behind it who give it meaning.
On Flag Day, I’m thinking about what it means to show up for this country: to defend our freedoms, to push for justice, and to make sure the promise of America is real for everyone — not just a few. 1/
We are committed to running respectful, honest, and issue-focused campaigns in Dayton. No attacks. No misinformation. Just real talk about real issues. We’re putting people over politics.
BIG NEWS: We’re running clean campaigns. Today, Shenise Turner-Sloss (candidate for Mayor), Commissioner Darryl Fairchild, and City Commission candidate Jacob Davis all signed the Clean Campaign Pledge —
Over 27% of Dayton residents need SNAP (food assistance ). SNAP, Medicaid & other critical public services support our working families - neighbors. That’s why I’ve joined @AFSCME letter to Senate Leaders Thune and Schumer opposing President Trump’s proposed cuts.
Had a great time mingling with folks in the Arcade tonight! Can’t go wrong with small businesses like Smales and 6888 kitchen filling the shops!!! #fairchildfordayton#daytondeservestofly
Excited about the opportunity to talk with youth about our vision for the city, especially looking forward to hear their ideas! #daytondeservestofly#fairchildfordayton
