Cleveland landlords who have ‘done the right thing’ would face fewer rules under potential city lead law updates

Six years after the law passed, Cleveland still needs tens of thousands of properties to get registered as lead safe.

by Celia Hack February 17, 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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