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05/26/2026

Next Monday, May 31, 2026, the new SNAP work requirements and exemptions will go into effect. Four summer interns from Councilman Richard Starr's (Ward 5, City of Cleveland) office, Amiya Conwell, Tréyah Gray, Kyle Owens, and Lauren Smith, took the initiative to put together this video to help people find out how these new regulations will affect them. This flyer can help you see if you're exempt from the new work requirements. https://ow.ly/ptiY50Z4tSs

Thank you, Amiya, Tréyah, Kyle, and Lauren!

Looking for a way to spark your child’s love of reading? Sign up for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library! Every child und...
05/26/2026

Looking for a way to spark your child’s love of reading? Sign up for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library! Every child under 5 in Cuyahoga County—even newborns—can receive a free, age-appropriate book each month, delivered right to your door. (Will take 6 to 11 weeks to start.) Enroll today and start building your little one’s library! 📚✨

The Literacy Cooperative is Imagination Library's program partner of Cuyahoga County. DPIL mails a new, age-appropriate book each month to children from birth to 5.

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Last week, Councilman Charles Slife welcomed Riverside’s fourth-grade classes to City Hall. Students had the opportunity...
05/19/2026

Last week, Councilman Charles Slife welcomed Riverside’s fourth-grade classes to City Hall. Students had the opportunity to learn about local government and participate in a mock council meeting, where they voted on legislation proposing a tax on playground usage for kids. The students also toured the Justice Center and visited a courtroom to learn more about the judicial system.

Today, Council President Blaine A. Griffin and Safety Chair Mike Polensek released a statement regarding the 2025 tragic...
05/15/2026

Today, Council President Blaine A. Griffin and Safety Chair Mike Polensek released a statement regarding the 2025 tragic passing of Fire Cadet Symeon Williams Sr.

Cleveland Councilman Charles Slife is leading the charge to ensure the city’s digital growth doesn't outpace its infrast...
05/14/2026

Cleveland Councilman Charles Slife is leading the charge to ensure the city’s digital growth doesn't outpace its infrastructure. Ordinance 556-2026, introduced by Slife, proposes a temporary moratorium on new data centers to allow for a comprehensive review of their impact on Cleveland's energy grid, water resources, local land use, and adjacent neighborhoods.

Councilman Slife has emphasized that while Cleveland welcomes innovation, the city must "measure twice and cut once." He has voiced concerns about the massive power consumption and minimal job creation associated with modern data center campuses, noting that the city needs to ensure these facilities don't strain the resources meant for residents and local businesses.

Status Update: The ordinance has been moved to the Mayor’s office and is currently awaiting administrative review from the Law Department and other relevant city departments to ensure it is legally sound and aligns with citywide strategy before it returns to City Council for further action and a final vote.

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Cleveland is the latest city that may try to stop data centers from being built within its borders.

Councilwoman Stephanie D. Howse-Jones hosted a Women’s History Month celebration, joined by fellow Councilwomen Jasmin S...
05/14/2026

Councilwoman Stephanie D. Howse-Jones hosted a Women’s History Month celebration, joined by fellow Councilwomen Jasmin Santana, Deborah Gray, Nikki Hudson, and council staff. Guests shared personal stories and photos honoring the women who have inspired and shaped their lives. The luncheon, catered by Pearl Flower, a women-owned business, added a special and delicious touch to the celebration.

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