Each week we create short and easy-to-read briefs on local government meetings based on Documenters’ coverage so you can stay informed. For residents. By residents.
Featured Meeting Coverage
RTA considers spending $1.2 million to continue EZfare mobile ticketing
Cleveland officials wrestled with how to improve current zoning laws to make way for more weed dispensaries – and the money they could bring.
Documenters Meeting Coverage
Cleveland residents sound off in support of Cudell Park
Cleveland City Council heard from residents who want to save Cudell Park from new elementary school construction.
Cleveland eyes more lax zoning laws for weed dispensaries
Cleveland officials wrestled with how to improve current zoning laws to make way for more weed dispensaries – and the money they could bring.
Cleveland Water officials project rate increases
Cleveland Public Utilities officials presented City Council members with the results of their water rate study. The results include rate increases for residents.
Jesse Owens’ home one step closer to Cleveland landmark status
Cleveland City Council’s Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee approves home of Olympic athlete Jesse Owens for landmark status.
Bellaire-Puritas senior apartment project wins final approval
The senior housing is income-based and intended for people 55 and older.
Lease for Cleveland Public Power’s East Side service center in limbo
Cleveland City Council’s Utilities Committee debated moving all Cleveland Public Power service center operations to the West Side.
Cleveland City Council sets its months-long summer break
Cleveland City Council is set to meet twice as a full body during its 14-week summer recess this year, on July 10 and August 7.
Second New Hope Baptist Church nominated as a Cleveland landmark
Pastor Lester Williams Jr. said the church becoming a landmark will help the congregation “to not only maintain our history but to maintain our future.”
More CMSD school-based health clinics planned for students and families
Using about $3.7 million of federal stimulus money, CMSD eyes community health clinics at John Marshall, John F. Kennedy and Anton Grdina schools.
Cleveland’s crisis intervention police officers responding to more calls
Data & Growth Subcommittee members talked about improved response rates and how Cleveland compares to other cities under consent decrees.
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