Neighbor Up is about making people-powered change in communities. Use your civic muscle: check your voter registration and fill out the census. Please read our post in support of Black Lives Matter and the continuing fight for racial justice in America. Health and safety are so important to building vibrant community spaces. With that in […]
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Neighbor Up has more PPE available for grassroots group to stay safe; concrete ways for community members to access vaccines; and opportunities for collaboration and mutual support. Priority Access Codes now available to get one-dose Johnson & Johnson shots We have a limited number of special priority access codes that can be used to sign […]
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This week’s #CLEDocsAnswers is about Cleveland’s Exterior Paint Program, which gives eligible residents the supplies needed to paint their homes. The deadline to apply for the program is April 30. Residents can find the application here. Documenter Robert Rotatori attended a meeting about the program and left with a question. He asked, “How many individuals […]
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This marks the first installment of Cleveland Documenters’ #CLEDocsAnswers series. After attending and documenting Cleveland and Cuyahoga County meetings, Documenters share their follow-up questions. #CLEDocsAnswers is Cleveland Documenters’ effort to answer those questions. Documenter Seanna Jackson (@seandene on Twitter) was one of many #CLEDocumenters who attended Cleveland City Council’s budget hearings in February. In addition […]
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Ever read a Cleveland City Council agenda and ask yourself, “What’s that mean?” Check out our new City Council Agenda Guide! The guide defines items that commonly appear on City Council agendas. It also reads between the lines and details procedures like “suspension of the rules.”
Cleveland Documenters pays and trains people to cover public meetings where government officials discuss important issues and decide how to spend taxpayer money. Cleveland City Council passes laws (called ordinances). Its members are elected by citizens to represent them. Historically, City Council hasn’t provided residents a regular and formal space to comment on those decisions outside of committee […]
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Staying connected during this time of physical distancing
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up /by lmillsNeighbor Up is about making people-powered change in communities. Use your civic muscle: check your voter registration and fill out the census. Please read our post in support of Black Lives Matter and the continuing fight for racial justice in America. Health and safety are so important to building vibrant community spaces. With that in […]
Community building during the pandemic: vaccine access codes + free PPE distribution
/0 Comments/in Health, Neighbor Up /by lmillsNeighbor Up has more PPE available for grassroots group to stay safe; concrete ways for community members to access vaccines; and opportunities for collaboration and mutual support. Priority Access Codes now available to get one-dose Johnson & Johnson shots We have a limited number of special priority access codes that can be used to sign […]
#CLEDocsAnswers: How many people in each ward use the city’s exterior paint program?
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, Reporting /by Doug Breehl-PitorakThis week’s #CLEDocsAnswers is about Cleveland’s Exterior Paint Program, which gives eligible residents the supplies needed to paint their homes. The deadline to apply for the program is April 30. Residents can find the application here. Documenter Robert Rotatori attended a meeting about the program and left with a question. He asked, “How many individuals […]
#CLEDocsAnswers: Why are the budget numbers reported as unaudited?
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, Reporting /by Doug Breehl-PitorakThis marks the first installment of Cleveland Documenters’ #CLEDocsAnswers series. After attending and documenting Cleveland and Cuyahoga County meetings, Documenters share their follow-up questions. #CLEDocsAnswers is Cleveland Documenters’ effort to answer those questions. Documenter Seanna Jackson (@seandene on Twitter) was one of many #CLEDocumenters who attended Cleveland City Council’s budget hearings in February. In addition […]
City Council Agenda Guide
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, Reporting /by Doug Breehl-PitorakEver read a Cleveland City Council agenda and ask yourself, “What’s that mean?” Check out our new City Council Agenda Guide! The guide defines items that commonly appear on City Council agendas. It also reads between the lines and details procedures like “suspension of the rules.”
Public Comment at Cleveland City Council — Explained
/0 Comments/in CLE Documenters, Reporting /by Doug Breehl-PitorakCleveland Documenters pays and trains people to cover public meetings where government officials discuss important issues and decide how to spend taxpayer money. Cleveland City Council passes laws (called ordinances). Its members are elected by citizens to represent them. Historically, City Council hasn’t provided residents a regular and formal space to comment on those decisions outside of committee […]