CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Cleveland’s contract with Flock Safety expired last month, and on Tuesday, city leaders will discuss whether or not to renew it. Flock has agreed to keep the system up and running until July 15.The Cleveland City Council’s Safety Committee is set to discuss an emergency ordinance to enter into a year-long…
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LAKEWOOD, Ohio (WOIO) – The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio responded to the complaint filed by Lakewood Mayor Meghan George against FirstEnergy about the recent power outages. The city has been plagued by power outages since late 2024.Lakewood files updated complaint against FirstEnergy over prolonged outagesDear Mayor George,Thank you for your letter dated July 6,…
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Cleveland City Councilmember Austin Davis objected to the liquor license renewal for an Ohio City restaurant and its controversial owner. In an Instagram post on Wednesday, Davis shared that he was submitting his objection to Townhall’s renewal, citing Bobby’s George’s, the owner, 2025 felony conviction of attempted strangulation. Davis said that…
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland’s Flock cameras survived a passionate City Council debate Wednesday, with members approving a new contract for the controversial license plate reader system in a 9-6 decision.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland City Council voted to close the loophole that let Mayor Justin Bibb pay $853,000 for ShotSpotter, and almost keep Flock cameras, without any oversight from legislators.
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