Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 6, 2020

"I am excited to announce that yesterday the final step was taken to make the Top of the Hill development a reality."

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 4, 2020

"As we continue to work through this unprecedented time, I want to remind you that we are still performing all essential duties."

Cleveland Heights: Top Of The Hill Develoment Project Closing Sets Stage For Start Of Construction

"The City of Cleveland Heights has taken the final step in preparation for the construction of the Top of the Hill project"

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - May 1, 2020

The City’s Readiness and Response Team, made up of City leadership, has been meeting regularly since the onset of the pandemic.

Garbage Catches Fire In Cleveland Heights Truck

Trash inside a city garbage truck caught fire on Monday morning.

Heights Building Closure Extended: Week In Review

Plus, the Heights Libraries plan cuts, crosswalk signals are adjusted, Issue 26 is decided and more.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - April 29, 2020

"As you know, on Monday Governor DeWine announced phase one of the State’s plan for the reopening of some businesses."

Cleveland Heights City Buildings To Be Closed Through May

Parts of the state will begin reopening on Friday, but municipal facilities will remain closed through May 31.

Mayfield Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference

We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.

Cleveland Heights: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference

We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - April 27, 2020

Today, Governor DeWine laid out a phased approach to getting our businesses and economy going.

Heights Libraries Plan For Budget Cuts Due To Coronavirus

The library system is also getting ready for reopening in the not-too-distant future.

Food Pantry To Be Held At Heights Libraries On Monday

This will be a "no-contact" food pantry, with visitors never leaving their cars.

Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley Update - April 24

The stay-at-home order can be challenging for all of us, but especially so for our seniors.

Cleveland Heights: Future Heights To Offer "Check-In" Calls

Future Heights will offer “check in “ calls to seniors and residents of Cleveland Heights to ensure that they are safe during this pandemic

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - April 22, 2020

Happy Earth Day! Today we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.

Cleveland Heights City Council And Committee Of The Whole Meetings To Be Live-Streamed

"If you can’t view the live meeting you can always watch later on YouTube"

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - April 20, 2020

The City received 22 Council applications to fill the vacant Council seat.

Heights Elderly Can Get Welfare Calls For Free During Coronavirus

Cleveland Heights seniors can get a free welfare call through FutureHeights.

Cleveland Heights To Lay Off Seasonal Workers: Week In Review

Plus, a yellow mailbox is collecting messages of hope, Medicare scams target residents and more.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - April 17, 2020

"The State continues to take actions to protect all residents of Ohio."

Share Your Coronavirus Story With The Heights Libraries

Cleveland Heights and University Heights residents can share their thoughts on life in isolation during the new coronavirus outbreak.

Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley Update - April 15, 2020

Please know, the City continues to perform all essential functions, including our first responders and public works.

Yellow Mailbox Collects Messages Of Hope In Cleveland Heights

Never, Ever Give Up Cleveland has installed a mailbox outside the Coventry library to collect messages of hope from residents.

Medicare Scams Target Residents, Cleveland Heights Officials Say

Con artists are trying to take advantage of Ohio's most vulnerable residents.

Leaf Collection Continues Until April 27 In Cleveland Heights

Every street in the city should have at least two leaf collection visits before April 27, the city said.

Cleveland Heights Police Get Donation Of Hand Sanitizer

Cleveland Heights police said their supply of hand sanitizer was running dangerously low before this donation.

Produce Giveaway Set For April 21 In Cleveland Heights

Residents should go to Oxford Elementary to get free produce.

Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley - April 3

Governor DeWine and Dr. Acton signed an extension to the Stay-At-Home order that was set to expire on April 6.

Cleveland Heights Receives Donations Of Protective Equipment

Masks, gloves and sanitizer are in short supply during the coronavirus outbreak, so local groups are stepping up in the Heights.

Heights Libraries Extend Closure Due To Coronavirus

The library system has expanded its digital offerings to residents during the new coronavirus crisis.

First-Time Voters Bummed, But Undeterred By Delayed Ohio Primary

With support of the governor, Ohio’s health director declared an emergency to close all voting locations eight hours before voting began.

Yard Waste Collection Starts In Cleveland Heights

Public works employees are practicing new safety protocols during the coronavirus outbreak, but yard waste collection has started.

Air Conditioner Replaced At Heights Library: Video

The Heights Libraries are moving ahead with planned improvement projects, even as branches are closed due to the new coronavirus.

Coronavirus Update From Cleveland Heights City Manager Tanisha R. Briley

The City continues to monitor the health crisis and adjust business practices so as not to have any disruptions to our major operations.

Cleveland Heights Stops Bulk Trash Collection Due To Coronavirus

The city said bulk trash collection will resume when the outbreak passes.

Cleveland Heights Businesses Open During Coronavirus Restrictions

Many businesses remain open and their operation hours continue to change daily.

Drive-Thru Produce Pantry To Be Held Monday At Heights Libraries

There will be no person-to-person contact, but Northeast Ohioans can still get much-needed produce.

Cleveland City Hall Closed To The Public

"We will continue to update you on changes through social media and on the City website," says City Manager Briley.

Grab-And-Go Meals Available At Heights Schools

While the district may be closed due to new coronavirus concerns, students can still get free meals.