For years, landlords could get paid to comply with Cleveland’s lead safe law. That will soon end

The Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition said that public funds to pay for the program have run out.

by Celia Hack January 27, 2026January 27, 2026

Signal Cleveland examines residents’ access to healthcare, emergency departments, neighborhood clinics and issues affecting health and well-being. Our coverage also covers important topics such as lead abatement enforcement to government assistance programs.

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