Happy Birthday, @SherrodBrown. I’m looking forward to getting back to doing the people’s work together soon!
Congratulations to Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms on a historic victory as our nation’s first Black woman elected governor. She knows how to lead a city and deliver for its people. Excited to see her bring that experience to the governor’s office.
Cleveland, today is Election Day. The choices we make together shape our city’s future, so make your voice heard and go vote!
Disagreement is a healthy and necessary part of our democracy. But today, our politics reached a new low.
The attack on @amyactonoh is cruel, deeply hurtful and beneath the dignity of public service. It doesn't reflect the warmth and decency of the Ohioans I know.
Amy has faced adversity with remarkable resilience and grace. Throughout her life, she's shown what it means to lead with compassion and a commitment to others. Her character speaks for itself.
We should expect much better from those who seek to lead us.
When Cleveland’s police need investigative support or residents are targeted by scams and corporate abuse, the Attorney General’s office should be a partner our city can count on. That work strengthens public safety and protects Cleveland families.
@JohnKulewicz brings decades of legal experience and a city-level perspective. I’m proud to endorse him for Ohio Attorney General. Vote John Kulewicz this November.
Two years ago, as we began to emerge from the pandemic, we saw a major increase in people living on our streets across the city. Historically, the city has played a limited role in combating homelessness given our fiscal constraints, but that wasn’t an excuse not to step up.
Two years later, we’ve made tremendous progress through our compassionate, housing-first approach. By cutting red tape and meeting our unsheltered neighbors where they are, we’ve housed 225 people and closed nearly 80 campsites. This is what the power of local government is all about.
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Proud of what we’re building with Blue Cities/Red States: Democratic mayors focused on practical leadership and delivering results for the people we serve.
Appreciate @MajorityDems for helping tell the story.
Political violence is unacceptable and has no place in our society. Praying for everyone who was injured, and thankful @amyactonoh is safe. Grateful to the law enforcement officers who acted quickly and put themselves between danger and the people they serve.
Happy 230th birthday, Cleveland!
For 230 years, this city has been shaped by the people who call it home, the Clevelanders who show up, pitch in, dream big, and make our city move forward.
Today, I’m celebrating the people who make Cleveland what it is: our neighbors, workers, small business owners, community leaders, families and friends.
The best of Cleveland has always been its people. And together, we’re building what comes next.
As someone who grew up in Cleveland, I know what homeownership meant to my grandparents when they came north from the segregated south seeking opportunity. As mayor, I’ve seen how housing challenges impact every part of our city.
Today, I published a new piece on Cleveland’s Housing Innovation District and why cities need a new playbook for America’s housing crisis. Cities can no longer afford to look at housing in isolation. We need a coordinated strategy to lift up everyone. justinbibb.substack.com/p/am…
Cleveland’s going to miss @flash_garrett on the gridiron but we will miss his impact in our community even more. Thank you Myles, for being an amazing example of excellence and achievement on and off the field. Cleveland will always be a home for you my brother!
April marks second chance month -- a time to acknowlege the barriers faced by so many people who have paid their debt to society. In Cleveland we've tried to remove some of those barriers through fair hiring programs and marijuana expungement.
I am proud to endorse Judge William Vodrey in the May primary. He is working to reduce racial and socioeconomic disparities in our justice system because it isn’t just good policy, it’s a moral imperative. Join me and vote for Judge Vodrey April 7- May 5.
Sixty-one years ago, a group of courageous men and women crossed a bridge in Selma, Alabama to make the promise of our nation real.
Today, we remember that day as “Bloody Sunday.” Few can speak more eloquently about the events of that day than President Obama did 11 years ago.
Crime is down because mayors, police, community leaders, and fed partners are working in tandem. And that cooperation needs to continue happening no matter who is in the White House. #SOTU
As we wrap up #OhioLovesTransit Week, it’s STILL people over cars.
That’s why I’ve appointed riders to the RTA board & prioritized projects that make it safer & more convenient for people to use public transit.
Check out our Cleveland Moves Plan.⬇️
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