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The City of Cleveland seeks applications for an appointment to a 4-year term on the City’s Lead-Safe Advisory Board. The Board meets at least quarterly and consists of seven (7) members who are not current employees of the City. The Board has the following duties: - Provides recommendations for improvements to the City’s lead-safe policies and procedures; - Review quarterly reports on the progress and status of the City’s Lead-Safe Certification requirement and other lead poisoning prevention related efforts to City Council, the Directors of Building Housing, Public Health, Community Development, and the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition; - Coordinates with outside entities to produce impact analyses of the Lead Safe Certification Program; - Reviews those impact analyses and reports the results to City Council, the Directors of Building and Housing, Public Health, Community Development, and the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition. Applications demonstrating any number of the following characteristics will be strongly considered: - An understanding of the technical nature of creating lead-safe living environments; experience as a landlord with three or fewer units; - A background in the practice of environmental and/or administrative law; and/or - A perspective of one’s family or one’s own lived experience of elevated Blood Lead Levels. Please submit a letter of interest and CV to Emily Collins at [email protected] by July 12, 2024 if you wish to be considered.

Today, Mayor Justin M. Bibb announced the permanent appointment of Dornat "Wayne" A. Drummond as Cleveland's Chief Director of Public Safety. Sworn in yesterday afternoon, Drummond brings over 35 years of experience in the Cleveland Division of Police. As Interim Safety Director, he has effectively overseen the Divisions of Police, Fire, Emergency Management Services, and Animal Care and Control, making significant improvements through strong community relationships. Congrats Director Drummond! For more, please visit: https://lnkd.in/eY-RKiuG

Yesterday, the City of Cleveland, in collaboration with partners, launched the Memorial Street Sign program to honor the memory of CMSD teacher Danielle Chronister. Chronister was tragically killed on November 3, 2021, when a truck driver failed to yield as she walked to work. Developed with Danielle's family and Bike Cleveland, this program aims to remind drivers to be cautious and allows families to request City-sponsored signage memorializing loved ones killed in traffic crashes on Cleveland streets. This initiative complements the City’s Vision Zero efforts to eliminate traffic fatalities through improved street design and safety strategies. To learn more, please visit: https://bit.ly/3RRnEPZ To submit an application for signage memorializing someone who has died in a traffic crash in the city, visit: https://bit.ly/4cG7BfI To learn more about Cleveland’s Vision Zero initiative to eliminate traffic fatalities, visit: www.VisionZeroCLE.org To learn more about the Northeast Ohio chapter of Families for Safe Streets, visit: www.BikeCleveland.org/FSS

Cleveland Metroparks has received a $19.5M grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation's RAISE program! This grant fully funds the 1.7-mile Slavic Village Downtown Connector North, linking Downtown Cleveland to Broadway Ave, plus the Morgana Run Extension, boosting east side trail access, transportation, and connects residents to jobs, education, and recreation. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3VIMH9d

The Ohio Legislature has allocated $20 million for Cleveland’s North Coast Connector Project! This initiative will link the Convention Center to future lakefront developments, transform 20 acres of parking into vibrant economic spaces, give great lakes cruise tourists direct downtown access, and boost visitors to the Rock Hall and Science Center. To learn more, please visit https://lnkd.in/eRwX76Kn and clevelandnorthcoast.com

Announced today, the new Crime Gun Intelligence Center (CGIC) in Cleveland will be a hub for investigating and preventing gun violence. Using advanced tech, CGICs expedite lead development to boost case clearance rates and reduce violent crime. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3xAlnBP

Halloran Park Playground: Before -> After Summer fun, brought to you by the ARPA Back to Basics Fund! ARPA dollars are being used to transform playgrounds across Cleveland, providing fun and safe places for our children to play. Halloran Park is also one of our staffed playgrounds, offering engaging activities and free lunches all summer long! Learn more at https://bit.ly/4cAdU4M.

City services will remain closed to the public at City Hall tomorrow, June 18th. City Hall will be open for employees. Residents are encouraged to use online services or call 311 for more information. Residents who are requesting birth or death certificates are encouraged to submit applications online by visiting the Ohio Department of Health at https://lnkd.in/e5jaybBJ. If residents prefer to request a copy in person, Parma and Lakewood city halls can assist with birth certificates for births that occurred in Ohio. Applications for certain permits are accessible online. Those include: - Building and Housing permit applications and Certificate of Disclosures https://lnkd.in/eHrP9iaK - For instructions on using Accela Citizen Access visit: https://lnkd.in/eYgZNAeu - Lead Certificates, follow instructions here: https://lnkd.in/ejTz5qeD We thank the public for their patience and understanding during this challenging time. City Hall remains committed to ensuring the security and integrity of our systems and services as we continue to recover from the cyber attacks.

The City of Cleveland seeks applications for an appointment to a 4-year term on the City’s Lead-Safe Advisory Board. The Board meets at least quarterly and consists of seven (7) members who are not current employees of the City. The Board has the following duties: - Provides recommendations for improvements to the City’s lead-safe policies and procedures; - Review quarterly reports on the progress and status of the City’s Lead-Safe Certification requirement and other lead poisoning prevention related efforts to City Council, the Directors of Building Housing, Public Health, Community Development, and the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition; - Coordinates with outside entities to produce impact analyses of the Lead Safe Certification Program; - Reviews those impact analyses and reports the results to City Council, the Directors of Building and Housing, Public Health, Community Development, and the Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition.   Applications demonstrating any number of the following characteristics will be strongly considered: - An understanding of the technical nature of creating lead-safe living environments; experience as a landlord with three or fewer units; - A background in the practice of environmental and/or administrative law; and/or - A perspective of one’s family or one’s own lived experience of elevated Blood Lead Levels.   Please submit a letter of interest and CV to Emily Collins at [email protected] by July 12, 2024 if you wish to be considered.

𝗖𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗖𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗛𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 (𝟲/𝟭𝟰, 𝟯:𝟰𝟱 𝗣𝗠) City services will remain closed to the public at City Hall on Monday, June 17. City Hall will be open for employees. Residents who are requesting birth or death certificates are encouraged to submit applications online at https://lnkd.in/ed3DAN5Q. If you prefer to request a copy in person, Lakewood City Hall and Parma City Hall are able to assist with birth certificates for births in Ohio. Residents are encouraged to use online services or call 311 for more information.