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Get Pulled Over by Cleveland Police? You Might Get a Recruitment Card to Join the Force Along With Your Ticket
The cards also have a QR code to rate your experience with the cops
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Why Cleveland’s Leaning Hard Into the Housing-First Model to Help the Homeless
Through the Home for Every Neighbor program, the city has housed 180 homeless people with few barriers or red tape
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Bibb Welcomed Democratic Mayors Summit to Downtown Cleveland With a Party Rebirth Idea: Be Authentic
“With mayors, there’s no six degrees of gilded separation,” the DNC chair said. “You’re your own town. You’re your city. You are your community.”
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Leaders Break Ground on $53-Million West Side Market Renovation
A makeover of the East Arcade, and work installing air conditioning, began on Monday
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‘In Chaos There’s Opportunity’: Bibb Says Cleveland Can Hold Its Own on Housing Development Front Without Feds
Bibb reiterated a pledge to thousands of modular homes and affordable units in the city, but help will need to come through “philanthropy and our banking partners” amid looming federal cuts
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Cleveland City Council Passes Tougher Nuisance Law to Hold Property Owners Accountable
The law makes it easier for the city to declare a property a nuisance and levy fines based on probable cause and complaints
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Cleveland Aims to Build 50 Miles of Protected Bike Lanes Across the City in Next Three Years
“Higher comfort lanes more in line with best practices across the country,” a Cleveland Moves rep said with the goal of 250 miles down the line
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‘It’s a Risky Bet’: Bibb and Ronayne Clap Back on Haslams’ Brook Park Stadium Plan
“An overly optimistic projection on the financial model that clearly puts this county at risk,” Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne said of the Browns’ plan
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Mayor Bibb Pitches Council a Meatier Cleveland Budget in the Face of a Year of Political Change
With possible cuts in federal grants looming, Council debated a budget that’s 3% bigger than 2024’s
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Cleveland Hopes to Land Modular Home Manufacturer to Aid in Affordable Housing Crisis
It could help kickstart Cleveland’s meager pre-fab home market and help fill thousands of vacant lots
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Cleveland Made a Multi-Million Dollar Push to Modernize 311 Service. Now More People Using It
With a new online portal and citywide ad campaign, requests have increased and efficiency in fixing problems has improved
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Bibb: Browns Move to Brook Park Will Economically Harm Cleveland, Cuyahoga County
“It’s the wrong time not to choose Cleveland,” the mayor said in a solemn speech, noting the city had exhausted every option in negotiations with the team