City Of Cleveland Daily News Updates - #390

Press release from the City of Cleveland:

July 21, 2021

Jackson Administration Transition Updates: Communications Processes

• News Releases Now Posted Directly to CLECITYHALL.COM

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• The following updates will be in place starting Aug. 2 to help streamline the media request process:

• Mayor’s Office Media Inquiries

• Media may send inquiries to mediarelations@clevelandohio.gov /216-664-2220 instead of the city’s joint information center, established as a central resource during the pandemic. A member of the communications team is available Monday to Friday during normal business hours to handle requests.
• For emergencies, media may contact Latoya Hunter Hayes, Director of Communications and Media Relations at 216-857-4371 or lhunter@clevelandohio.gov.

• Department of Public Safety Media InquiriesRequests for the Department of Public Safety should be directed to the relevant public information office:

• PolicePIO@clevelandohio.gov
• FirePIO@clevelandohio.gov
• EMSPIO@clevelandohio.gov
• AnimalCarePIO@clevelandohio.gov

• New Links to Access Frequently Requested Public Safety Information

• Disciplinary Notices: Disciplinary Notices FAQ
• Crime Statistics: Crime Statistics FAQ
• Daily Public Items Of Interest: Daily Public Items Of Interest FAQ
• General Police Orders: General Police Orders FAQ

• General Public Records Requests

• Requests for the Department of Public Utilities and the Department of Port Control should continue to be directed to:

• Department of Public Utilities
  • Paula Morrison: paula_morrison@clevelandwater.com /216-664-2444
  • John Goersmeyer: john_goersmeyer@clevelandwater.com /216-664-2444
  • Shelley Shockley: sshockley@CPP.ORG /216-664-3922
• Department of Port Control
  • Michele Dynia: mdynia@clevelandairport.com / 216-857-1857

Joint statement from the Mayor’s Office and Haslam Sports Group City of Cleveland Seeks Applicants for CMSD Board Appointment City Announces Neighborhood Street Improvements for Ward 1 2021 Road Resurfacing Project Description:

• This work represents an investment of $12 million in the City’s Residential Roadways.
• With the completion of the Pavement Management Study in 2017 and the continued evaluation of the City’s roadway network, the City has a grading system that allows streets in the greatest need of resurfacing to be selected for repair. The City is using the ‘worst first’ approaches for road resurfacing.

*Editor’s Note: Public Information Session: About the City of Cleveland

This press release was produced by the City of Cleveland. The views expressed here are the author’s own.