[KarlInOhio]

Is Georgia too far away for Dayton to just annex NCR's new location? For a long time the primary way Dayton got new businesses was to find thriving businesses in the nearby unincorporated townships and annex the area around the business. Welcome to Dayton and here's your 2.25% income tax bill for the same services you were already getting for less from the township. Finally most of the townships got smart about businesses being gobbled up and incorporated as villages/cities to prevent further annexations.

[Nat Turner]

Dayton is more than welcome to try but you should warn them that we still have the Second and Tenth Amendments here and would give them a “WARM” reception... LOL

[OrioleFan]

Doesn’t the city of Dayton have some sort of regional planning commission for Montgomery County where if a business relocates to Kettering, Oakwood, Miamisburg, etc the city still gets half of the tax revenue. Didn’t they get sued over it years ago when it was set up and the city won. I don’t blame any business for packing up and leaving.