Cleveland Department of Public Health will have a limited number of first dose COVID-19 Pfizer vaccines available for Cleveland residents ages 18 and up. Non-residents in certain occupations are also eligible. For eligibility details, visit coronavirus.ohio.gov. View the flyers below for the upcoming COVID-19 vaccination distributions.
Click here for information in English. Haga clic aquí para información en Español.
The City of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County are partnering with local entities to vaccinate homebound individuals. The Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging is screening individuals for eligibility. To check your eligibility or receive more information call 216-621-0303.
The Board meets every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. The current agenda is available here. Meeting minutes are published in the City Record.
Under the conditions specified by law, a WebEx session will be used to facilitate and record the meetings and the meetings will be live streamed on YouTube.
Anyone wishing to address the Board on any agenda item may do so with the permission of the Board, but in no case, shall the address exceed five minutes in duration unless additional time is allowed by the Board. We ask individuals who wish to address the Board on an agenda item to contact the Department of Law by email or phone (email is preferred). Individuals not seeking to address the Board during the WebEx session are encouraged to view one of the live streams.
To contact the Department of Law and request access to the WebEx session to seek permission to address the Board, please email smelnyk@city.cleveland.oh.us or call (216) 664-3078. Please also include the agenda item you wish to address when requesting access to the WebEx session.
The 2021 Holiday Waste Pick-up Schedule, which includes information on Bulk Pick-Up, is now available.
The Cuyahoga EITC Coalition is now accepting appointments for FREE tax preparation. Maximize your tax return and keep every penny of the refunds you've earned. Free tax preparation appointments with the Coalition can save you hundreds of dollars over a paid preparer. Eligible hardworking families can receive up to $6,600 at tax time with the Earned Income Tax Credit.
In accordance with requirements of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the City of Cleveland has drafted the 2021-2026 Consolidated Plan and 2021-2022 Program Year Action Plan. The Action Plan, which will be available for public comment and review on April 22, 2021, is a comprehensive strategy over the next 5 year Consolidated Plan period and describes activities and programs that will be implemented during the 2021-2022 program year to address priority needs and specific objectives identified in the 2021-2026 Consolidated Plan.
The City of Cleveland Division of Recreation is now accepting registrations for summer organized sports programs at all Neighborhood Resource and Recreation Centers. Safety protocols will be followed as in the CDC State of Ohio re-open plan. Contact Tim Wells for more info, 216-664-2346 or twells@city.cleveland.oh.us.
A handy Home Repair Resource Guide guide was created by the staff of the Cleveland Department of Aging for Cleveland homeowners seeking information about loans, grants, and agencies providing home repair resources.
Until further notice, Environmental Review Records (ERRs) available for public comment for the release of HOME and CDBG funds under Section 212(a)(1) of Title II (42 U.S.C. 12701 et seq.) of the Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act can no longer be viewed in person.
In summer 2019, the city of Cleveland’s Office of Community Development and the Equitable Community Development Working Group engaged with Reinvestment Fund, PFM, Greater Ohio Policy Center, Neighborhood Connections and Leverage Point Development, to study the City’s residential tax abatement program. The study was commissioned to better understand the historic usage of the program, the value it generated for the City, and to identify potential adjustments to the program that would help the City advance an Equitable Community Development Strategy as part of Mayor Jackson’s Neighborhood Transformation Initiative.
This new program helps seniors aged 60 years and older and adults with disabilities address one home maintenance or home repair need. The program will also assist with referrals to other home repair programs. There are income restrictions and guidelines for the program.
The status of complaints filed by citizens with the Office of Professional Standards can now be viewed online. A valid OPS case number is required.
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