As a member of the Small Cities Council, Shaw will help identify common trends across municipalities and develop policy options and responses to those trends or issues.
“The small cities, villages and townships in the Dayton region share many of the same struggles as other communities throughout the country,” Shaw said. “I will be working to find creative solutions to the challenges affecting small cities.”
Shaw is one of five elected Ohio officials to serve on the Small Cities Council, according to a release sent out by the city.
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Shaw also serves on the National League of Cities 2020 Community and Economic Development federal advocacy committee, which develops NLC’s federal policy positions on issues involving housing, community and economic development, land use and recreation and parks. Shaw is also one of five Ohio elected officials on that committee.
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