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Beginning Monday May 16, 2022, weather permitting, the City will begin construction of Phase 1 of the East 185th Street Rehabilitation & Streetscape Project in the Cities of Cleveland and Euclid. Work includes the rehabilitation of approximately 1.63 miles of East 185th Street, from Nottingham Road to Lake Erie. One-way traffic will be maintained during construction in the northbound direction between Pawnee Avenue and Lake Erie. On street parking will be permitted on the side of the roadway being maintained during construction. Southbound traffic will be detoured from E. 185th Street to eastbound Lakeshore Boulevard to southbound E. 200th Street to westbound St. Clair Avenue. Two-way traffic will be maintained between Nottingham Road and Pawnee Avenue. The work will generally take place during the hours of 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Additional information is located on the project website at www.east185streetscape.com.

During the week of May 23, 2022, the City of Cleveland’s Residential Resurfacing Program will continue in Ward 7. Streets impacted include East 41st Street, East 43rd Street, Cory Avenue, Lausche Avenue, Holyrood Road, and Melrose Avenue.

The newly remodeled E.J. Kovacic Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center (NRRC) is now open. Located at 6250 St. Clair, the Kovacic NRRC features state of the art facilities and brand new programming available to the public for FREE. Call 216.664.4140 for questions, or see the attached flyer for hours, programming info, and more.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District Summer Learning Experience is back for a second year with something for scholars in preschool through 12th grade. Held at more than 30 school sites throughout the city, the CMSD Summer Learning Experience offers fun and adventure for students in grades PreK–12, and it's FREE! Last year's Summer Learning Experience proved to be very popular, with more than 8,400 students signing up. Registration for this year will open April 25.

Cleveland Department of Public Health will administer the COVID-19 vaccine at multiple locations throughout the City. View the flyers below for details about upcoming vaccination opportunities.

• Thursday, May 26 - 1:00pm–4:00pm @ Holy Trinity Baptist Church (Flyer)
• Tuesdays - 9:00am–7:00pm @ J.Glenn Health Center, 11100 St. Clair Ave. (English) (Spanish);
• Thursdays - 9:00am-7:00pm @ McCafferty Health Center, 4242 Lorain Ave. (English) (Spanish);
• Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays - 9:00am-4:00pm @ both Health Centers;
• Vaccine Booster Doses - Frequently Asked Questions;
• Flu Shot Clinic - Mondays @ McCafferty Health Center, Thursdays @ J. Glenn (English) (Spanish);
• Getting a Flu Vaccine During the COVID-19 Pandemic - Read More;
• Children 5-11 Now Eligible for COVID-19 Vaccines (Fact Sheet) (FAQs);
• Pediatric COVID-19 Vacination Clinic - Mondays @ McCafferty, Thursdays @ J.Glenn - 9:00am-4:00pm (English) (Spanish)

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.

Become a professional American Red Cross Certified Lifeguard. Call 216-664-2570 for more info, or see the attached flyer.

The City of Cleveland is now accepting requests for Tree Canopy Revitalization Program. As part of this program, property owners can request a free tree installation during the spring and fall planting seasons by completing an online request form. Each location will be surveyed in person by a Field Operations Forester to ensure that the site is suitable. Approved sites are then added to a list for a tree to be planted during the next available planting season. All requests are handled on a first-come, first-served basis. The Tree Canopy Revitalization Program was created in support of Mayor Frank G. Jackson’s tree planting initiative, in which he pledged up to $1 million a year to replenish the city’s tree canopy.

The City of Cleveland Division of Engineering and Construction contracted AECOM to study the feasibility of alternative access routes to South Whiskey Island and to develop a preferred long-term solution/alternative for accessing South Whiskey Island.