Cleveland City Council is the legislative governing body of the city. The 17 members are elected to four-year terms, unless appointed to fill a mid-term vacancy. Each Council member represents about 25,000 people. Council members serve two roles in their duties: to draft and enact legislation for the city of Cleveland and act as ombudspersons for their constituents.
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Here’s how you can weigh in on data centers in Cleveland
Cleveland City Council will hold three public hearings as it develops rules governing large data centers and their effects on neighborhoods.
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601 Lakeside Ave
Cleveland, OH 44114
(216) 664-2840
