Kris Harsh

Don't forget about this last public hearing on data centers. This coming Wednesday at Gunning. Councilman Brian Kazy has done a good job of balancing important information with plenty of time for public feedback (I attended the Collinwood presentation) and I would urge you to attend if you have questions or concerns about this issue.

THIS Wednesday at Mary Queen of Peace!

I shared the new polling location map already (which is probably easier to look at) but here's the changes in text format if you prefer. English and Spanish. Vote!

Please share! I don't have a flyer yet, but we have confirmed an Old Brooklyn paper shredding day for Saturday, October 3rd. A shredding truck will be at Estabrook Rec Center from 10am to 4pm. If you have any old, sensitive documents you don't need any longer, bring them all down! Of course, this is free for the community.

Have you been thinking about data centers a lot lately? Check out a public hearing to learn more! The closest is on Wednesday, October 7th at Gunning Rec. The 2nd closest is at City Hall next Tuesday. Collinwood this coming Thursday if you want to get a jump on it.

I am pleased to report that the situation under the 480 bridge at Ridge Rd. has been resolved! Thank you to Mayor Van Kirk in Brooklyn, my staff, ODOT, CPD, NEOCH and the City of Cleveland for coordinating a swift response to a sticky situation.

Council Member Brian Kazy invites you to join a series of important discussions about data centers, with industry experts and city officials. Attend one of the upcoming Public Hearing sessions and learn more. Your input matters. Share your thoughts with us!

Jobs!

Polling locations for many OB residents will change this November. Honestly, this is the best polling location map I've ever seen! All of Ward 4 will be condensed into just FOUR locations. This map is the best we've ever had it. Thank you to the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections for putting a map together that makes sense and keeps most people as close as possible!

For nearly 20 years Cleveland Housing Court has held resource fairs in the community. On September 30th, Judge Cheryl Wiltshire is bringing the court to Old Brooklyn! Don't miss this opportunity to get your housing issues addressed in real time, by real experts!