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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cleveland Heights public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
City Council Application and Job Description
Council filled its vacant seat with Sarah Stone, a retired nonprofit/higher-ed executive, 5-1. Several members acknowledged the appointment reduces the council's racial diversity in a diverse city and pledged to build a pipeline of candidates from all backgrounds.
Appointment of a Public Official
The committee was scheduled to meet in executive session to consider the appointment of a public official. Personnel and appointment deliberations are exempt from public discussion, so details will only emerge if an appointment is announced later.
Mayoral appointments requiring council confirmation
Under the new charter, the new mayor's appointments of the law, planning, and public works directors need council confirmation. Three resolutions were set for first reading.
Mayor Swearing-in
Jim Petras is back for another term as mayor of Cleveland Heights, setting the tone for local leadership this year. This means familiar faces are calling the shots as the city tackles its upcoming goals.
Mayor Inauguration
Jim Petras just took the oath as the new mayor of Cleveland Heights, signaling a major fresh start for city leadership. You'll likely see new priorities and changes around town as his administration settles in.