City of Cleveland Heights recently issued the following announcement.
The next Council Committee of the Whole will be in person on Monday, February 14 at 6:00pm. The meeting will be streamed live and can be accessed on the City’s YouTube channel. The agenda can be found on the City's website. More City Meetings and Event listings can be found by visiting www.clevelandheights.com/calendar.aspx.
Congratulations Gail Larson
During the February 7 Cleveland Heights City Council Meeting, City Council appointed Gail Larson to fill the seat of now Mayor Kahlil Seren. Congratulations to Gail Larson on her appointment!
Meet Your Police February 17
Meet Your Police takes place on the first and third Thursday of each month from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. The meeting will be on the Lower Level of City Hall, 40 Severance Circle, outside the Police Department. Residents are encouraged to come speak to an officer if they have any questions or would like to discuss any concerns or complaints in their neighborhood.
Tax Season Is Here
Cleveland Heights municipal income tax is collected by the Regional Income Tax Agency, also known as R.I.T.A. RITA’s electronic filing is now accepting submissions. Citizens can visit ritaohio.com to file Tax Year 2021 individual returns and exemptions. Filing Deadline for 2021 municipal income tax returns is Monday, April 18, 2022.
Cain Park Festival Applications
Cain Park is accepting applications for the 2022 Cain Park Arts Festival, which is scheduled to take place July 8-10, 2022. Application deadline is March 4.
Black History Month
Celebrate at Heights Libraries
Visit the Children’s Room at the Noble Neighborhood Branch any day throughout February, to check out a digital Black History Month display featuring 20 notable African Americans with connections to Northeast Ohio.
Beloved Heights: 28 Days of Anti-Racism Education and Conversation
This February, FutureHeights is teaming up with Heights Community Congress, Reaching Heights, Heights Libraries, CH-UH City School District, Road Printz, Neighborhood Connections, and the City of Cleveland Heights to present “Beloved Heights: Anti-racism Education and Conversation.” Visit futureheughts.org for more details.
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PCs for People
Heights Libraries has partnered with the nonprofit PCs for People to distribute free or low-cost computers, laptops, and hotspots to qualifying residents. PCs for People is an income-based assistance program, and eligibility requirements include income documentation for program qualification. Applicants should visit pcsforpeople.org/eligibility/ or call HKIC Computer Lab at (216) 932-3600, ext. 1221, to find out if they are eligible. Preference is given to job seekers, families with school-age children that attend school in Cuyahoga County, and seniors.
FutureHeights Neighborhoods Grants
FutureHeights is offering small grants to grassroots or neighborhood groups in Cleveland Heights that have ideas for creative solutions, projects, and programs that build on and enhance existing assets in their neighborhoods. Grants of up to $1,000 to citizen-led neighborhood projects, events, and activities are available. Applications for the spring round of grant-making are due by 5 p.m. on Monday, March 15. Visit http://www.futureheights.org/programs/futurehomes-program to learn more and download an application.
Apply to Spring Neighborhood Leadership Workshop Series
Cleveland Heights residents who care about their neighborhood and want to gain skills and resources to take action where they live are invited to apply for the spring leadership workshop series. Those interested in working on a project seeking a FutureHeights Neighborhood Mini-Grant are particularly encouraged to participate in this multidisciplinary leadership development program sponsored by FutureHeights. Applications are due by February 18 at midnight.
Vote for your Favorite Local Business
Residents can show their appreciation for locally owned, independent businesses by voting for their favorites in the FutureHeights 2022 Best of the Heights Awards contest. Each ballot will be entered for a chance to win one of four prize packages of gift certificates (each worth a minimum of $250) from local businesses purchased by FutureHeights. Popular categories are included from previous years as well as new categories that recognize the innovation and perseverance of local entrepreneurs such as Best “Made-It-Easy” Online Ordering and Best Pandemic-Safe Dining. Residents can vote online or by using the paper ballot inside the January and February print issues of the Heights Observer. Voting concludes February 15 and winners will be announced in the April issue of the Heights Observer.
Jobs
Available Jobs at the City of Cleveland Heights
Anyone looking for work can find job openings on the Cleveland Heights Job Opportunities webpage. There are openings in the Law Department, Mayor's Office, Public Works and more.
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