The City of Cleveland Heights is on Bluesky! We're prioritizing using multiple communication channels in order to reach as many residents, business owners, and other community stakeholders as possible. Look here for exciting and important City updates.

Cuyahoga County is a proud supporter of public transportation... for our residents and our employees. Welcome to Ohio Loves Transit Week, February 9-15. #CuyahogaLovesTransit #OhioLovesTransitWeek

The Cuyahoga County Planning Commission and Solid Waste Policy Committee will meet on Thursday, February 13 at 2:00 p.m. It's the Planning Commission's annual organizational meeting. Here's the agenda.

The #DOPWIC issued its funding recommendations for the current round of the state infrastructure programs. It recommended over $25 million in grants for 16 projects across Cuyahoga County.

It's great to see the City of Middleburg Heights implementing recommendations from the Middleburg Heights Master Plan.

Eastside suburbs join forces for more walkable, cyclable, connected communities https://www.cleveland19.com/2025/01/31/eastside-suburbs-join-forces-more-walkable-cyclable-connected-communities/ 

The second community meeting for the Evolving Southgate Area Redevelopment Plan, originally scheduled for January 22 and postponed due to the extreme cold, has been rescheduled for February 26. Learn more: www.countyplanning.us/projects/evo...

This morning, the Cleveland City and Cuyahoga County Planning Commissions held a stakeholder workshop to identify opportunities surrounding East 22nd Street. We couldn't have asked for a more energetic group of folks and look forward to continuing the conversations. Thank you to all who attended!

As always, we updated our site with links to the latest data profiles and comparison profiles. #ACSdata

Today's the day we get updated #ACSdata from the U. S. Census Bureau! This is the annual release of the five-year estimates, and these cover 2019 to 2023. Data is available for the largest geographies down to census tracts and block groups.

CityLab looked at the plans for the lower deck of the Detroit-Superior Bridge. "The hope is that the dormant space can be not just an important access point across the river, but also a showpiece linear park — a 'Low Line' laden with art and attractions, in the spirit of New York City's High Line."

A new agreement is in place for the construction of the Lake-Clifton Connector in Lakewood and Rocky River. This project grew out of recommendations in projects we led: the Cuyahoga County Lakefront Public Access Plan, the Community Confluence TLCI Plan, and the #CuyahogaGreenways plan. #GiftArticle

Couldn't make it to our webinar yesterday about accessory dwelling units? Not a problem—we posted the recording for you.

In partnership with GCRTA, we surveyed development professionals about building Transit-Oriented Development in Cuyahoga County, and summarized the results in a one-page overview document. We'll use the findings to develop future #CuyahogaTOD strategies.

Started a list of planning agencies that have made their way to Bluesky. Hope to see it grow. Please let us know if you spot other accounts that we should add! #urbanism+ #planningsky

Congrats to the City of Cleveland Heights for receiving a $800,000 #SS4A grant from @usdot.bsky.social! We're looking forward to collaborating with the city as we develop the Cuyahoga County Comprehensive Safety Action Plan.

Did you know that the Cleveland Metroparks have a new podcast? Its second episode is now available, featuring Mayor Kraus of the City of Solon and @marycierebiej.bsky.social, our executive director.

New! We awarded our Community Planning Grants to projects in five Cuyahoga County communities: Cleveland Heights, Maple Heights, North Olmsted, Richmond Heights, and Seven Hills. We can't wait to get started!

Last year, we adopted our new vision, mission, and core values. Next up: our new look. Stay tuned…

Did you know that we were originally established in 1947 as the Regional Planning Commission? March 1, 1989 was the day we became the agency we are today!

Yesterday, the American Planning Association brought their "It Takes a Planner" vision to Cleveland with an event about lakefront redevelopment. It featured a chat with Justin Bibb and Chris Ronayne, and an panel conversation with @marycierebiej.bsky.social, Joyce Pan Huang, and Brian Zimmerman.