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2012 Budget Presentation to Cleveland City Council

Mayor Frank G. Jackson presented a proposed $507 million general fund budget to Cleveland City Council. The budget includes increased funding for Building & Housing inspections, restored recreation center hours, and the recall of twenty police officers. Mayor Jackson’s strong financial planning has allowed Cleveland to weather the economic downturn better than most American cities.   More >>

  
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Rebuilding Cleveland, 2012 Capital Improvement Program

Rebuilding Cleveland, 2012 Capital Improvement Program
In 2007, Mayor Frank G. Jackson re-instated the Five Year Capital Improvement Program in order to rebuild the City of Cleveland in an equitable way, using the program to put Clevelanders to work creating a more vibrant and sustainable community.   more

ODOT Details I-90 Traffic Updates!....Opt for the Alternate!

ODOT Details I-90 Traffic Updates!....Opt for the Alternate!
The Ohio Department of Transportation regularly updates information on its website regarding Innerbelt closures and delays here. A great alternative to help beat the Innerbelt construction blues is RTA.   more

America Saves Week: February 19 to 26th

America Saves Week: February 19 to 26th
Clevelanders can win up to $500 by signing up as a Saver during Saves Week! There are prizes for adults and youth. Free information on tax, public assistance and mortgage or housing is available from Cleveland Saves.   more

Police Car Auction: March 10th at 9 am

Police Car Auction: March 10th at 9 am
The Division of Police will auction autos that have been abandoned or forfeited. The public is invited to Impound Lot #2 at 4300 Bradley Rd, rain or shine for the event. Approximately 55 autos will be auctioned.   more

Community Development Block Grant Meetings To Be Held

Community Development Block Grant Meetings To Be Held
Mayor Frank G. Jackson extended an invitation to residents and stakeholders to attend Citizen Participation community meetings which offer an opportunity for a voice in improving neighborhoods with CDBG Funds.   more

Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit Applications Accepted!

Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit Applications Accepted!
The 8th round of the Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit has begun. A total of 29.6 million in tax credit allocation is available. Applications are due March 30, 2012.   more

Mayor's Scholarship Program

Mayor's Scholarship Program
The Mayor Frank G. Jackson Scholarship Program offers scholarships to City of Cleveland employees, employees’ families, and Cleveland Metropolitan School District students. Additional information is available here  

Big Hearted Volunteers Needed at Cleveland Kennel

Big Hearted Volunteers Needed at Cleveland Kennel
Animal lovers help make a difference many ways. After orientation, volunteers can choose how and when to help, including: adoption and general grooming, promotional and fund raising work, kennel maintenance or adoption follow-up calls.   more

Department of Public Works Highlights!

Department of Public Works Highlights!
Features of this issue: Celebrating Black History Month, Waste Collection Notice, Recreation Centers Open on Saturdays and much more.   more

Primary Elections March 6th

Primary Elections March 6th
Primary elections will take place on March 6th. The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections website has deadlines and "vote by mail" ballot information.   more

Super Refund Saturday: Free Tax Prep and Electronic Filing

Super Refund Saturday: Free Tax Prep and Electronic Filing
The Office of Fair Housing & Consumer Affairs announces this service for families earning $48,000/year or less. Appointments available on 2/11 and 4/14 by calling 211. Walk-ins welcome.   more

Residential Waste Set Out Ticketing Streamlined

Residential Waste Set Out Ticketing Streamlined
Handheld devices are now being used to record information on violations. During a three month grace period, which ends April 2nd, warnings will be issued at residences for property owners.   more

Cleveland Black History Month Events

Cleveland Black History Month Events
Cleveland celebrates Black History this February with events at City Hall and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. All events are free and open to the public.   more

Several GIS Maps Display Local Information

Several GIS Maps Display Local Information
These maps give a better understanding of issues and trends and support awareness and better decision making. They include capital improvements, crime data, EPA regulated facilities, routing, and more.   more

Tax Filing Information may Protect Consumers from Fraud

Tax Filing Information may Protect Consumers from Fraud
The Office of Fair Housing and Consumer Affairs warns that there may be high costs for instant tax return filing and for refund anticipation loans. Clevelanders with questions may call: 216.664.2653.   more

New Schedule for All City Recreation Centers!

New Schedule for All City Recreation Centers!
All City of Cleveland recreation centers are now open on Saturdays from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm.   more

Cleveland Challenges Ohio for Right to Enforce Trans Fat Ban

Cleveland Challenges Ohio for Right to Enforce Trans Fat Ban
The City filed a Declaratory Judgement Action challenging the recent amendments to Ohio Revised Code 3717.53. The case is assigned to Judge Nancy Margaret Russo, case No. 772529.   more

Cleveland Department of Public Health Committed to Safety

Cleveland Department of Public Health Committed to Safety
Safety includes preparedness not only of safety forces, but also residents and visitors. The Office of Emergency Preparedness informs through Twitter (@clevelandhealth) and Facebook.   more

Winter Resource Guide: Utility Assistance

Winter Resource Guide: Utility Assistance
Some Clevelanders are eligible for assistance with necessities including water, waste collection, property taxes, heating and more. The Winter Resource Guide lists sources for these services.   more

Vision 20/20 Develops Strategies for Fire Safety

Vision 20/20 Develops Strategies for Fire Safety
Vision 20/20 has played a central role since 2007 in bringing together the nation’s fire safety organizations to develop common strategies for reducing the loss of life and injury from fire.   more

Waste Collection Fee Exemption Deadline: 3/31/2012

Waste Collection Fee Exemption Deadline: 3/31/2012
Exemptions are available for the Residential Waste Collection Fee Program. The fee will increase to $8.50 per unit monthly, beginning in January, 2012   more

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