This is one of the most important things I will do as mayor. A Home For Every Neighbor has helped 180 Clevelanders find housing and get back on track. www.clevescene.com/news/clevela...

Appreciate Health Commissioner Frances Mills being straight about what cuts to Medicaid would mean for Cleveland residents. Our Public Health Department staff will do everything they can to make sure people don’t fall through the cracks. www.wkyc.com/video/news/h...

Hello again Blue sky Here's my quarterly attempt to go viral or whatever www.cleveland.com/news/2025/06...

There were times growing up when we didn't know if we'd have a place to live, but we had Grandma Sarah's duplex on Dove as a safe haven. A Home for Every Neighbor is personal for me. I’m pleased to announce that we've now placed 150+ neighbors in homes. www.clevelandohio.gov/news/home-ev...

Austin Davis, a policy advisor to Mayor Justin Bibb, has announced his candidacy for Cleveland City Council in the new Ward 7 (the seat to be vacated by Kerry McCormack). www.axios.com/local/clevel...

Cleveland health programs could suffer under federal budget cuts signalcleveland.org/cleveland-he...

The City of Cleveland has selected Pennrose, LLC to redevelop the McCafferty Health Center site into a 72-unit senior affordable housing complex! This project addresses the growing need for affordable housing in Ohio City and aligns with the Cleveland 2030 Housing Equity Plan.

Whether we live in Kinsman or Kamm's Corners, every Clevelander should have fresh, healthy air to breathe. But too often, Black and brown Clevelanders bear the brunt of pollution. We’re changing that and we need your input. www.ideastream.org/environment-...

Our "A Home for Every Neighbor" initiative has housed over 100 unsheltered residents! 🏠 Thanks to our amazing partners and outreach teams, making a real difference for those in need of shelter in Cleveland. Thank you to everyone who made this milestone possible!

Move-in days are the best days, and H4EN has had over 100 people who have walked through that door now. This is the Cleveland way to resolve unsheltered homelessness.

Cleveland Charge Grand Opening at Public Hall!

The Division of Recreation will open warming centers today, 12/5/24, for those in need of shelter. Anyone seeking overnight shelter should call 211 who will be able to connect you with a variety of shelter and housing overnight options that best meet each individual’s needs.

Don’t need a dome.