Keeping you informed about our neighborhood! The Ward 8 Citizen Michael D. Polensek • Councilman, Ward 8 | Spring 2021 | www.ClevelandCityCouncil.org

Spring is here, finally. I hope all of you are doing well. The year 2020, as we have all said, was a year that we wish we could forget. “If we follow common sense practices, Unfortunately, we cannot. Many families are still grieving for family members who were lost we can get our businesses back open, our due to COVID-19. Let’s keep all of our family and friends who have lost loved ones in our friends and neighbors back to work, and thoughts and prayers. Regarding the virus – if you haven’t our local economy growing, once again.” received your vaccine please do so. Call the City Department of Public Health (CDPH) community on major initiatives we have been on South Waterloo Road. That is why I am so COVID-19 info-line and register at 216-664- working on. elated to announce the construction of their 2222. All 16 years of age and older are now The Northeast Regional Sewer District new food warehouse to be constructed on Coit eligible to receive their Covid shot. I understand (NEORSD) has begun work to shore up the Road at East 134 Street. See article below. The all too well that there are those of you out there two outfalls at the lake in Beulah Park. new facility will serve not only the entire City who believe that you do not need the shot, do We are appreciative of this work being done of Cleveland but a total of the six (6) adjacent not trust the vaccine or, believe that the issue but would like to see the work expanded to counties. We have been talking and meeting has become a political one. I can assure you, protect more of the shoreline from the severe throughout 2020. Due to COVID protocols, having five members of my own family infected erosion we are experiencing. This ties directly there was an invite-only groundbreaking for by the virus, this is not a hoax; my one daughter to what Cuyahoga County has proposed with the new facility on April 14th. The existing is still having after-effects. Please, if you have their Lakefront Access Plan. Two segments of facility will remain on S. Waterloo Road and be concerns, talk to your physician. that plan are in Ward 8. I will continue to lobby further enhanced with additional programs Finally, we are starting to see the light at the the county on the importance of lakefront and services. We look forward to the officially end of the tunnel with businesses reopening protection and public access. Our three ribbon cutting next year. and a growing percentage of Cleveland and lakefront MetroParks’ are back open including The long-awaited East 185th Street County residents being vaccinated. Do we still the Euclid Beach pier. We are still waiting to streetscape beautification projecthas passed need to use caution? Yes. If we follow common hear about the Friday Night Euclid Beach LIVE City Council and the additional funding sources sense practices, we can get our businesses back Concert series. Watch for announcements. have been secured. This is a joint undertaking open, our friends and neighbors back to work, I don’t have to tell anyone I am a big with the City of Euclid, Cuyahoga County and our local economy growing, once again. I supporter of the Greater Cleveland and the Ohio Department of Transportation remain very optimistic as we go further into this FoodBank. I worked with them years ago to year. On that note, I would like to update the build the original headquarters in our ward Continued on page 2

Food Bank breaks ground for new facility in Ward 8

by Mary Louise Jesek Daley Body Plant which closed in the 1980s. The new on the design and implementation of this facility will be just two miles southwest of its new building for some time and cannot The Greater Cleveland Food Bank broke current headquarters on South Waterloo Road. wait for it to be open to serve our needy ground on April 14 for the new 198,000 square Once the new distribution center opens next families of Greater Cleveland. I cannot say foot warehouse and distribution center located year, the main headquarters building will be enough good about the Greater Cleveland on the boarder of the Collinwood and Glenville renovated to better serve its clientele as a FoodBank’s Staff and Volunteers. That is neighborhoods. “one-stop shop” for needed social service how special they are. Thank you on behalf of This new facility, on 18-acres will be built programs. the Ward 8 community.” along on Coit Road at East 134 Street, adjacent According to Councilman Mike Polensek, Officials at the Food Bank have talked to the Cleveland Job Corps, on land once home “This is great re-use of the property. I to the world-famous General Motors Fisher have been working with the FoodBank Continued on page 3 Message Continued forward. We are hoping to have further updates soon. PROJECT CLEAN (ODOT), who will administer the project. The total I d on’t have to tell anyone of the ongoing cost is $11.5 million and will run the length of the problem we are having City-wide with abandoned, JOBS AVAILABLE corridor from the Lake to just beyond S. Waterloo condemned and derelict structures, which is estimated to be about 4,000. We are fortunate in The 2021 seasonal employment program Road. One of the concerns during the course of Ward 8, for, we don’t have the sheer volume that is upon us! Again, the Department of Public discussions has been the impact on the businesses other neighborhoods have. Nonetheless, if one Works will utilize a temporary employment and the adjacent streets this past year due to the effects your family, it is of great concern. I am agency to provide personnel for the season. sewer project and the pandemic. Even though committed to working with our partners to rid our All positions require the candidate most of the engineering work is near completion, community of these eyesores and safety hazards. to work outdoors. Participants will it was our collective decision to start the project We are all hoping that with the latest commitment be assigned to work in Parks, Vacant in the Spring of 2022 to give the businesses and of Federal dollars (“the American Rescue Plan”) into Properties or Cemeteries. They will the community a relief from construction. This the city that we can use a portion of these funds work at a rate of $11.00/hr. The seasonal is a project I have personally worked on for over for the removal of blight. Let us hope that is the program will begin in April and last five (5) years and I appreciate all those who have case. approximately 21 weeks. contributed to make this a reality. There will be We are also looking at all of our parks, To be considered for employment, the new sidewalks, new curbs, tree wells, planter playgrounds and recreation facilities and how they candidate must meet the following criteria: boxes, new street furniture and other amenities to highlight this corridor as a pedestrian-friendly can be upgraded and improved, as well. Believe 1. Must pass a drug screening test. shopping district. it or not, the Collinwood Recreation Center is 2. Criminal background checks will be The historic LaSalle Theatre project is back up already ten years old this November. It, too, is in conducted. and running. Work has begun in earnest on the need of some TLC for it is the second heaviest- new parking lot and I have committed additional used recreational facility in the city. In addition, 3. Should have demonstrable experience ward funds to install a commercial kitchen in the Public Works and the Mayor’s Office of Capital in working with power equipment (i.e. building. The theatre itself has symbolized East Projects, are finalizing the list of “F” ratedstreets string trimmers, lawn mowers, riding 185th Street and its rebirth is critical. All involved for resurfacing in the city. Unfortunately, the mowers and basic landscaping tools.) are working hard to see that this project is funds being allocated are nowhere near the need 4. Should not have allergies that relate to completed by this Fall. See enclosed article. to address the problem. It is estimated that each outdoor conditions (i.e. grass, pollen, Construction on the anticipated historic Henry ward has at least $12 million of needed resurfacing dust, insects, herbicides, etc.) W. Longfellow Senior Housing Complex at while approximately $700,000 per ward was East 140th Street and Darley Avenue should allocated by the City Administration. 5. Must be able to repetitively lift, push, begin shortly. The projected cost is $18 million. Crime and public safety continue to be the pull and carry heavy objects. Preliminary work has already begun on the Number One issue in the city. As I have stated 6. Should have good communication building, which, overall, in my opinion, will kick publicly, we do not have enough police in basic skills. start other development activities in the East 140 patrol and community policing, like we once Street corridor. We are also in discussions regarding had, is virtually non-existent. I have no idea, at Residents interested in this job a transportation and development survey along this point, as to who will be running for Mayor; opportunity please contact Snider Blake this corridor – like the TLCI survey that led to the however, this must be the number one priority at 216-781-7011. When you call, please re-imagining of East 185th Street. of any new administration if we are to maintain state that you are a council referral. In addition, I am working with Councilman neighborhood stability and make our streets safe Anthony T. Hairston of Ward 10 and Councilman for all. Kevin Conwell of Ward 9 on the long-awaited St On that note, as I have stated publicly, after Clair Ave. redevelopment plan. This is a difficult talking to my family, neighbors and supporters, project due to the length of St Clair Avenue. Our I will be seeking re-election as Councilman first joint partnership will be at the Five Points of Cleveland’s 8th Ward. We have far too many Intersection at East 152 Street. We are also looking projects and initiatives in the pipeline for me to at what we can do at the East 125 Street and leave at this time. With Council ward redistricting Shaw Avenue intersection, as well. St Clair Ave. facing us, once again, I could not take the chance is the longest commercial street in the City of that Ward 8 could be cut up drastically. I look The Salvation Army - Cleveland Temple Cleveland, running from the Euclid line and ending forward to seeing you all in person this summer 17625 Grovewood Avenue downtown and encompasses five city wards. and beyond. As always, I may be reached through the office PRESCHOOL • AGES: 3-5 YEARS OLD Watch for future plans and updates. Discussions continue with CMSD on the at 216-664-4236 or via email at mpolensek@ ` Healthy breakfast, lunch, and re-imagining of Collinwood High School to clevelandcitycouncil.org. create a community career center. In its heyday, snack provided Collinwood High was just that. The pandemic Sincerely yours, ` 3-Star rated program slowed this process down dramatically; however, ` Hands on curriculum we are reengaging the Committee and moving ` Licensed facility ` Professional qualified staff Contact Ms. Margaret or Ms. Robyin Collinwood Branch Manager: @ 216-692-1388 Caroline Peak Email: [email protected] What’s been happening at the LaSalle? By Lauren Calevich, LaSalle Theatre Venue Manager

While it’s been quiet on the event front at the LaSalle Theatre due to the winter weather and COVID precautions, behind the scenes things are busy, busy, busy. Here’s a quick look into what we’ve been up to. Built in 1927, the LaSalle Theatre has a rich history and has served as an anchor in the greater Cleveland community. To commemorate the LaSalle’s past and celebrate its future, a lobby gallery is being curated. This artistic showcase will be a collection of historical photos and memorabilia from its former days as a movie house and staple in the north Collinwood area. Ranging from a local artist’s painting of the facility and original advertisements, to past photographs and film posters of movies shown, the display will allow guests to envision what the LaSalle Theatre building was like in its previous years. It will also include a custom designed art piece that will commemorate those who donated to the different photographers and a videographer, and yes, even a real wedding LaSalle’s renovations in 2016. NSDC Board President Caroline Peak is reaching cake! Spearheaded by wedding planner extraordinaire, Maria Kovacevich of out to the brick and bulb donors from several years back to confirm their Elegant Events by Maria, these photos and video will be featured by Today’s recognition in the piece. If you have any photographs or memorabilia Bride in the coming months. Once available, photos will also be shared on from the LaSalle, please email [email protected] so that we can discuss the LaSalle Theatre’s social media platforms and website. inclusion in the display. We’re getting down to business with full occupancy in our commercial We are about to embark on the final two, and albeit, the biggest storefronts! Sweet Bean Chocolate Studio is now up and running in the elements of LaSalle’s Phase II improvements. Thanks to the generous corner unit closest to Kildeer Ave., and if you haven’t checked it out yet, and unrelenting support of Councilman Mike Polensek, the plans for be sure to do so soon. Their hand-painted, filled bonbons are ALMOST a commercial kitchen at the LaSalle are moving full steam ahead. This too beautiful to eat! Just next door, Humphrey Popcorn Company kitchen will allow caterers to prepare food onsite and will increase our has set up a “pop-up shop” where you can get their delicious treats, capacity for full scale events. The goal is also for this to serve as a community including their famous Baker’s Whips. Humphrey’s temporary shop will access kitchen for small food businesses during non-event hours. We have be at the LaSalle through Easter. Lastly, we are thrilled to announce secured the necessary city permitting and are hammering out final design that our southernmost storefront will soon be the new home of Pretty details with our architect and contractor and hope to kickoff construction in Things Salon! Christina Akita and Cate Patton have over 20 years of the spring. combined experience in the salon industry and have built an extensive Last but certainly not least – the LaSalle parking lot is about to get customer base at their northern East 185th shop. Be on the lookout for a huge facelift! Thanks to a Green Infrastructure Grant that was awarded more information on Pretty Things’ move to the LaSalle and their grand from the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, our gravel lot will soon be opening! transformed and allow visitors to park safely and close to the LaSalle building. By the late summer or early fall, the LaSalle Theatre hopes to host Construction is slated to start the week of March 8th and is anticipated to be a big open house so that friends of the LaSalle can view all of these completed sometime in June. wonderful improvements and additions in person. Updates, information, It’s almost wedding season and with so many cancellations in 2020, and invitations will be shared on the LaSalle Theatre’s Facebook and the industry is gearing up for a busy spring, summer, and fall. At the end Instagram pages, website, and through community platforms such as of February, the LaSalle Theatre had the great privilege of hosting a stylized the Collinwood Observer and the Councilman’s and Greater Collinwood wedding photoshoot with industry vendors from all over northeast Ohio. Development Corporation’s newsletters. This shoot captured the unique flexibility of the LaSalle and showcased different styles that can be achieved in our space. Professional models in wedding fashions complete with hair and makeup, gorgeous florals and www.lasallecle.com décor, custom-selected furniture to highlight our building’s features, three @LaSalleTheatreCLE @LaSalleTheatre

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Food Bank Continued administrative activities. about expansion plans for several years and The plan is to have the new warehouse it became more pressing last year after a open by the Summer of 2022. They then record number of people, in the six counties will renovate the South Waterloo Road the Foodbank serves, who needed help after headquarters for additional client services, the pandemic hit. The agency is close to complete with a food pantry set up like a outgrowing its current 128,000 square-foot grocery store where families can pick out building, which staff moved into in 2005. healthy food items. The new warehouse building will have The FoodBank looked at over 10 sites in more space for storage and refrigeration as the City of Cleveland to construct this new well as freezer space and a state-of-the-art warehouse. After extensive research they kitchen for food preparation. There will also determined that the best place to build new Join the our team and make a difference be additional space for volunteers to repack was in their home community of Collinwood in Cleveland neighborhoods! food for distribution. The new facility will also and Glenville. www.ClevelandOhio.gov/Jobs have multiple docks and specified areas for We wish them all the best and thank them @ClevelandPublicSafetyRecruitment people and vendors to drop off food. There for their commitment to the health and welfare will be some offices in the new building for of our citizens who need that extra help. @CLERecruitment PRESORT STD. U.S. POSTAGE Registration Now Open for Neighborhood Resource & PAID CLEVELAND, OH PERMIT NO. 2893 Recreation Center (NRRC) Spring 2021 Programs More NRRC Programs will Return this Summer Registration is now open for CLE’s NRRC Spring 2021 programs. In an effort to offer high-quality, interactive programming during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Division of Recreation has designed a new model for the delivery City of Cleveland Exterior of program offerings that The Ward 8 Citizen include virtual programming COUNCILMAN and2021 limited in-person 10- CITY OF CLEVELAND Paint Program Returns week programs and activitiesMayor Frank G. Jackson Collinwood Recreation Center MICHAEL D. POLENSEK available in NRRCs. The number City Council Office: The City of Cleveland invites Department of Public Works16300 Lakeshore Blvd. • Call 216-420-8323 for Details of in-person programming 601 Lakeside Avenue, Room 220 residents to take advantage of will beDivision limited to allow of Waste for Collection PROGRAMS INCLUDE: Cleveland, OH 44114 its 2021 Exterior Paint Program. social distancing and to ensure Phone: 216-664-4236 Applications must be received After School Cafe (Tutoring, Homework Assistance, Sports & Comm. Service Projects) adherence to mass gathering Fax: 216-664-3837 by April 30, 2021. guidelines prescribed by the STEM Workshops • Majorette Dance • America Scores Soccer & Service Email: The Exterior Paint Program CDC and the Ohio Department Aquatics • Basketball Skills & Drills • Special Senior Programming [email protected] provides paint and materials to of Health. Please be certainC toITY OF CLEVELAND CITY OF CLEVELAND 20212021Mayor Frank G. Jackson Mayor Frank G. Jackson Visit www.ClevelandCityCouncil.org homeowners who wish to paint the carefully review the New Health exterior of their homes. Labor is Departmentand Safety Measures of forPublicDepartment NRRC Works Additionally,of Public the Works City of summer programs in the coming not included. The goal for 2021 is DivisionGuests section of ofWaste the guide.Division Collection Click ofCleveland Waste plans Collection to open several weeks. 500 homes with a total allocation here to view the Spring 2021 recreation programs for the Class sizes for all NRRC DIAL-A-NUMBER Program Guide. Registration is summer, including city pools, programs are limited and early Emergency (Police, Fire, EMS) ………………………… 911 of $500,000 for the program. available in person or online parks, camps, basketball courts registration is advised. All Police (non-emergency) ………………………… 621-1234 Homeowners, as well as tenants, who meet income at www.clevelandohio.gov/ and team sports. The City will programs are free. 5th District Police (881 E. 152nd St.) ……………… 623-5500 guidelines, are welcome to apply for the program. Funds H One day delayed collection H Holiday with regular pickup NRRCactivities. provide additional details on the Fire (non-emergency) …………………………… 621-1212 cover the cost of up to $1,500 for owner occupants or EMS (non-emergency) …………………………… 623-4545 up to $750 for tenants in paint and materials, though JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL City Hall (all departments) ………………………… 664-2000 restrictions do apply. Inspections of the property must also S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S H 2 1 H 3 Mayor’s Action Center …………………………… 664-2900 be conducted. Painting must be completed by Oct. 31, 2021. B 1 2 3 4UPCOMING5 6 B 1 2 3 4 5 6 Animal Control (dogs, etc) ………………………… 664-3069 B 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 B 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 The Department of Community Development’s Division 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Building/Housing Complaints …………………… 664-2007 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Cleveland Public Power …………………………… 664-3156 of Neighborhood Services administers services on a first- 17 BulkH 19 20 Pick21 22 23 Up Weeks & Holiday Collection Delays 21 H 23 24 25 26 27 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Collinwood Recreation Center …………………… 420-8323 come, first-served basis. Interested Cleveland residents can 24 25DIVISION26 27 OF28 WASTE29 30 Department of Aging …………………………… 664-2833 obtain applications by calling 216-664-2045. 31 H 216-664-3711One day delayed collectionH28 One day delayed collection28 29 30 31H Holiday with 25regular26 H27 pickup28Holiday29 30 with regular pickup Jan. 1st - New Year’s Day Feb. 22nd - Presidents’ Day Apr. 2nd - Good Friday Dominion East Ohio Gas ………………………… 361-2345 Waste Collectionwww.cleveland-oh.gov 1 day delay all week No delay in collection No delay in collection Jan. 18th - MLK Day; 1 day delay all week Health Department Complaints ………………… 664-2300 JANUARY JANUARYFEBRUARY FEBRUARYMARCH MARCHAPRIL APRIL Illuminating Company …………………… 1-800-589-3101 EXTERIOR PAINT PROGRAM INCOME GUIDELINES S M T W TMAYF SS M TS WM TT JUNEWF ST F SS M TS WM JULYTT FW ST F SS M TSAUGUSTWM TT FW ST F SS M T W T F S Potholes/Snow Removal ………………………… 664-2510 S M T W HT 2F S S1 M2 TH3 W 24T 5F 6S 1 S2 M31 T 42 W 53T 64F 5S 6 S1 M2 T3 W 4 T 5F 6S1 H 3 1 H 3 B1 B B B Sewers/Catch Basins (clogged) …………………… 664-2513 3 4 5 6 7 8 93 4 5 6 7 18 2 9 3 4 5 1 2 3 B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B B 7 8 9 10 11 12 137 8 97 108 119 1210 1311 12 137 B8 94 105 116 127 138 B9 104 5 6 7 8 9 10 Street Light Outages (CPP) ……………………… 621-5483 10 11B 122 313 414 5 156 16107 118 12B 136 714 815 91610 11 12 B H 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 2014 15 1614 1715 1816 1917 2018 19 2014 15 1611 1712 1813 1914 2015 16 1711 12 13 14 15 16 17 Traffic Signs Down & Missing …………………… 420-8282 17 H 19 20 21 22 2317 H 19 1320 1421 1522162317 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Tree Trimming/Removal ………………………… 664-3104 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 H 23 24 25 26 2721 H 2321 2422 2523 2624 2725 26 2721 22 2318 2419 2520 2621 2722 23 2418 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 29 3024 25 26 2027 2128 2229233024 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Waste Collection Issues ………………………… 664-2397 31 31 28 28 28 29 30 31 28 29 3025 3126 27 28 29 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 27 28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 Water Department (leaks, hydrants) ……………… 664-3060 Jan. 130st - NewH Year’s Day Jan. 1st - NewFeb. Year’s 22nd - Day Presidents’ Day Feb. 22nd - Presidents’ Day Apr. 2nd - Good Friday Apr. 2nd - Good Friday Waste Collection May1 day 31 stdelay - Memorial all weekWaste Day Collection 1 dayNo delay inall collection week No delayJuly in 4 thcollection - Independence Day No delay in collection No delay in collection FOR COMPLAINTS OR PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENTS th th CALL 3-1-1 Jan. 18 - MLK Day; 11 dayday delaydelay all allJan. week week 18 - MLK Day; 1 day delay all week No delay in collection MAYSEPTEMBER MAY OCTOBERJUNE JUNENOVEMBERJULY DECEMBERJULYAUGUST AUGUST S M ST MW T T W F T SSF MS TS WSM MTT TWF WST T FF SS M STS MWM TTT W FWT STF FS SS MS MTS TWMWTTT FWF STS F SS M T W T F S 1 2 13 4 1 2 13 41 52 B 1 12 2 3 3 4 4 515 26 3 B 1 2 1 132 243 354 B6 71 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 82 3 4 5 6 7 8 B B 5 H 7 8 B9 10 B11 B6 37 48 5 9 6 107 11B8 1269 B7 78H 895 9106 1011711 12812 13B9 10BH 5 668 779 8 8109 91110 101211 13 148 9 10 11 12 13 14 9 10 11 12 13 14 159 10 11 1012 1113 1214131514 15 16 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 13 14 15 16 17 18 1913 14 141511 15161216171317181418191519 1620 1711 12 13131514141615151716161817 171918 20 2115 16 17 18 19 20 21 16 17 18 19 20 21 2216 17 18 1719 1820 1921202221 22 23 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 21 22 23 24 25 2620 21 212218 222319232420242521H 262226 2327 2418 19 20202221212322222423232524 2426H 27 2822 23 24 25 26 27 28 23 24 25 26 27 28 2923 24 25 2426 2527 2628272928 29 30 30 H 26 27 28 29 30 30 H 27 3128 29 30 31 27 28 282925 293026303127 28 29 30 3125 26 2727292828302929313030 31 29 30 31 May 31st - MemorialSept. 6th - DayLabor Day May 31st - Memorial Day Nov.July 25 4thth - -Thanksgiving Independence Day Day JulyDec. 4th - 25Independenceth - Christmas HolidayDay 1 day delay1 dayall week delay all week 1 day delay all week ThursdayNo delay collection in collection on Friday No delayNo delay in collection in collection Friday collection on Saturday SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBEROCTOBERDivision of WasteOCTOBER CollectionNOVEMBER services for NOVEMBERyour convenience:DECEMBER DECEMBER S M T W T F SS M TS WM TT FW ST F SS M TS WM TT FW ST F SS M TS WM TT FW ST F SS M T W T F S B = BULK WEEK (3 items only) 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 B 1 2 13 24 B5 6 1 2 3 4 51 62 3 4 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 YEAR7 ROUND8 93 4 5 6 7 8 9 5 H 7 City8 9of 10Cleveland115 BH 7 8 9 10 11 B 7YEAR8 ROUND9 10 11 12 137 8 95 106 117 128 139 10 115 6 7 8 9 10 11 B B COMPUTER/ HOUSEHOLDB TIRE B 10 11 12 13 14 15 1610 11 12SHREDDING13 14 15 16 12 13Department14 15 16 17of 18Public12 13 14 Works15 16 17 CELL18 PHONE 14 15 16 17 18 19 2014 15 1612 17ROUND13 1814 19UP15 2016 17 1812 13 14 15 16 17 18 at 5600 Carnegie HAZARDOUS 17 18 19 20 DROP21 22OFF 2317 18 19 20 21 22 23 Sept. 21–25 Division of Waste Collection WASTE 19 20 21 22 23 24 19H 20 21 22 23 24 H 19 20 21 22 23 24 2519 20 2124 2225 2326 2427 2528 29 3024 25 2621 2722 2823 2924 30H 26 2721 22 23 24LimitH 1026 27 5600 Carnegie Avenue First Friday of 26 27 28 29 30 26 27 2831 29 30 31 28 29 30 each month28 29 3026 27 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 Cleveland, Ohio 44103 No Latex Paint No Businesses Sept. 6th - Labor Day Sept. 6th - Labor Day Nov. 25th - Thanksgiving Day Nov. 25th - Dec.Thanksgiving 25th - Christmas Day Holiday Dec. 25th - Christmas Holiday 1 day delay216-664-3711 all week 1 day delay all week Thursday collection on Friday Thursday collectionNo delay on Friday in collection No delay in collection 5600 CarnegieFriday or collection3727 Ridge on Saturday Road, 9Friday a.m. collection to 3 p.m. on Saturday www.cleveland-oh.gov DO NOT leave computers, tires, trees, hazardous waste, or other debris at the drop off boxes. DivisionThese items of must Waste be taken Collection toDivision the service services ofgarages Waste on thefor Collection designated your convenience: round services up dates. for your convenience: B = BULK WEEK (3 items B = only)BULK WEEK (3 items only) City of Cleveland City of ClevelandYEAR ROUND YEAR ROUND COMPUTER/ YEARCOMPUTER/ ROUND HOUSEHOLDYEAR ROUND TIREHOUSEHOLD TIRE CELL PHONE SHREDDINGCELL PHONE SHREDDING Department of PublicDepartment Works of Public Works at 5600 Carnegie HAZARDOUSat 5600 Carnegie ROUNDHAZARDOUS UP ROUND UP Division of Waste DivisionCollection of Waste CollectionDROP OFF DROP OFF WASTE Sept. 21–25WASTE Sept. 21–25 First Friday of LimitFirst 10 Friday of Limit 10 5600 Carnegie Avenue5600 Carnegie Avenue each month each month Cleveland, Ohio 44103Cleveland, Ohio 44103 No Latex Paint No BusinessesNo Latex Paint No Businesses 216-664-3711 216-664-3711 5600 Carnegie or 3727 5600Ridge CarnegieRoad, 9 a.m.or 3727 to 3 Ridgep.m. Road, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. www.cleveland-oh.govwww.cleveland-oh.govDO NOT leave computers, tires,DO trees, NOT hazardous leave computers, waste, or tires, other trees, debris hazardous at the drop waste, off orboxes. other debris at the drop off boxes. These items must be taken to theThese service items garages must be on taken the designated to the service round garages up dates. on the designated round up dates.