Cuyahoga County Blog

CablePlant is an innovative software for companies to document their physical network, which could include buildings, service facilities, data cabling and network connections.

Three of our 2020 cohort members shared their experiences partnering with The Lab.

Scammers have exploited pandemic unemployment insurance programs by filing for benefits using stolen names and Social Security numbers. Tens of thousands of Ohioans are believed to have been impacted.

In accordance with Ohio Revised Code, taxpayers will be assigned a late fee of 5% if they pay their first half taxes between Friday, January 29 and Sunday, February 7. On Monday, February 8, the penalty increases to 10%.

The Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works is celebrating the completion of Mastick Road in the cities of Fairview Park and North Olmsted, a stretch of 3.2 miles of road that saw over $6.2 million in improvements across five years.

Cuyahoga County has issued its request for proposals (RFP) for municipalities and nonprofit organizations to apply for funding through the Healthy Urban Tree Canopy Grant Program.

Follow Dr. King’s trips through the County, view photos, watch videos and hear audio from speeches he made while visiting.

The event will provide Veterans with a comprehensive event to access community services and resources.

If you are a Cuyahoga County homeowner and your finances have been affected by COVID-19, you may qualify for mortgage payment assistance.

A set of executive orders aimed at instituting a more robust race and gender-conscious program within Cuyahoga County’s procurement procedures were issued on January 7 by County Executive Armond Budish.

This innovative grant achieves an action identified in the County’s 2019 Climate Change Action Plan through the annual contribution of $1 million dollar for five years to revitalize the tree canopy in Cuyahoga County.

The work the Cuyahoga County Sanitary Team does on a day-to-day basis isn’t exactly glamorous work—but Donald Cox, Sewer Maintenance Supervisor, says it’s pretty rewarding.

The Cuyahoga County Citizens’ Advisory Council on Equity (CACE) has completed its initial “Citizens’ Advisory Council on Equity: A Status Report to the Community”, containing an abundance of findings, recommendations and aspirations regarding how best to combat structural racism in Cuyahoga County.

This one-week extension is due to concerns that the postal service may not be able to timely deliver tax bills. Your tax bill will be mailed during the week of January 4, but you can view it online now.

Tkachyk, the chief innovation and performance officer for Cuyahoga County, was honored in the organization’s 2020 Year in Review for her efforts regarding digital inclusion in our region.

Challenge your family and friends to our Holiday Bingo game! We’ve compiled a bingo card full of fun, safe, socially-distanced, and virtual activities and games to keep you connected with your loved ones.

In November, CJFS received more than 88,000 calls. Compared to November of 2019, this a 38% increase, or over 24,000 more calls.

Cuyahoga Job and Family Services, United Way 2-1-1, Enterprise Community Partners and The Greater Cleveland Food Bank teamed up to help thousands of Cuyahoga County residents access their stimulus checks.

Each year, the Petco Foundation Holiday Wishes campaign invites adopters to share stories of how their pets have changed their lives to give the organizations that they’ve adopted from the chance to receive grant awards.

The Citizens’ Advisory Council on Equity (CACE) has been charged by legislation to review, analyze and provide recommendations to the Cuyahoga County Executive and County Council to reduce and ultimately eliminate disparities between Black and White people as it relates to healthcare, the criminal justice system, safe and affordable housing, well-paying jobs and business ownership in Cuyahoga County.