Ward 2 Informer COUNCILMAN ZACK REED | SUMMER 2016 | WWW.CLEVELANDCITYCOUNCIL.ORG Southeast Health Expo Draws Hundreds for Exams, Screenings, Tests and More Linking Healthy, Equitable, Ward 2 Councilman Zack Reed, Medworks, and the and social service organizations, receiving help and advice. & Sustainable Communities Cleveland Clinic joined together June 25 to host the The Cleveland Cavaliers’ Spirit Squad was also on hand, Southeast Community Health Expo at John Adams High signing autographs and distributing Cavaliers mementos. Councilman Reed wants residents School. Councilman Reed would like to thank his fellow to know about Thrive105-93, a Residents received a broad range of services, including sponsors for making this event such a success: transportation and land use study mammograms, medical exams, dental screenings, lab tests Medworks; Cleveland Clinic; Fifth Third Bank; Mount Pleasant commissioned by the City of Cleveland. and fresh produce for families. Free haircuts were provided NOW Development Corporation; Union Miles Development The East 105th & East 93rd corridor is the by the Urban Barber Association. In addition, expo visitors Corporation; Slavic Village Development; The Hone Barber focus of the study and its purpose is to met with representatives from financial, educational, legal, College; and The Urban Barber Association (TUBA). help identify transportation-related strategies for residents and businesses in the Glenville, University Circle, Fairfax, Summer Food Service Programs Avoiding Heat Related Problems Buckeye-Woodhill, Kinsman, and Union- Earle B. Turner Recreation Center Councilman Reed wants residents of all ages to stay cool in the Miles neighborhoods. 11300 Miles Ave. summer heat! To avoid heat related health issues, please do the following: DAYS: Monday - Friday LUNCH: 12 - 1 pm These strategies will have the potential • Drink Plenty of Fluids - You will need to drink more to: Zelma Watson George Community Center than your thirst indicates. Make an extra effort to drink • Promote economic development; 3155 Martin Luther King Blvd. a minimum of 6 to 8 glasses of cool fluids daily. During • Re-establish compact urban land use heavy labor or exercise in a hot environment, drink two to DAYS: Monday - Saturday four glasses of cool fluids each hour. patterns; BREAKFAST: 10 - 10:30 am LUNCH: 12 - 1 pm • Improve quality of life; • Promote healthy living; Salvation Army - Miles Park #38 • Limit Outdoor Activity - If you must be outside, try to plan activities for the coolest part of the day – before • Eliminate safety hazards, and 4139 E. 93rd St. noon and in the evening. • Diversify transportation choices DAYS: Monday - Friday LUNCH: 12 - 1 pm • Protect Your Body - Wear as little clothing as possible The study has been made possible Cleveland Public Library when indoors, and wear loose fitting, light colored cloth- through a Transportation Investment (E. 131st Street Branch) ing outdoors. When outdoors, avoid direct sunlight, wear Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) 3830 East 131st Street a hat and use a sunscreen with a Sun Protection Factor Grant. DAYS: Monday - Friday LUNCH: 11:30 am - 12:30 pm (SPF) greater than 15 to protect yourself against sunburn. NEXT meetING: Councilman Reed Unveils Marker at A J. Rickoff August 4, 2016 6:00-8:00 pm | The Salvation Army 4139 E. 93rd Street Councilman Reed encourages residents and business owners to attend We need your suggestions! The Cleveland Planning Commission wants your input in in this undertaking. The planning process will run from June 2016 - March 2017. There will be many chances to participate. Please come to the meetings and sign up to receive information here: Twitter: @Thrivel05_93 Facebook: https:/www.facebook.com/ thrive10593/ On May 13, Councilman Zack Reed unveiled a new marker about Andrew J. Rickoff and Charles Edward Adams situated Instagram: thrive105_93 at Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s Andrew J. Rickoff Elementary School on East 147th Street in Cleveland. For more information, please contact: This kindergarten through 8th grade facility creates a learning environment that promotes academic achievement Marka Fields, City Planning Commission, through critical thinking to ensure that all students can compete globally. The mission of Andrew J. Rickoff is to enable the [email protected] school, the family, and the community to build a collaborative network that supports learning. EDDIE MAE CALDWELL has been a resident of Ward 2 for over 50 years. The eldest of nine children, Mrs. Caldwell was born in Harpersville, Alabama and moved to Cleveland in 1950 with her family. She is the mother of two children and grandmother of six grandchildren but is also known as a “special mother” to many in the Ward 2 community. Mrs. Caldwell has been a devoted contributor to the field of public service. She was employed by both the County and the State of Ohio where is a part of the Missionary Board and the Board she served the community for over 35 years. She of Trustees. Mrs. Caldwell is an active member spent 25 years as a Mental Health Administrator of the Ferris and Marston Street Club as well as at the Cleveland Development Center for Mental many other community activities in the Greater Disabilities and retired from the Cuyahoga County Cleveland area. Youth Correction Facility in Hudson, Ohio as a Mrs. Caldwell loves to travel, garden, attend Youth Leader. concerts and spend time with her family. She Known as a compassionate advocate for enjoys being out in the community and giving youth, Mrs. Caldwell is dedicated to informing the back to those around her. Photo CREDIT: City of Cleveland Photographic Bureau next generation of the importance of their voices Says Councilman Zack Reed,“It’s Ward 2 Eddie Mae Caldwell, Ward 2’s Outstanding Senior of the Year, with within the community. She is a member of the residents like Eddie Mae Caldwell that make Councilman Zack Reed and Mayor Frank Jackson at the City of Cleveland Union Hill Missionary Baptist Church where she Cleveland great. Thank you for your service.” 2016 Senior Day held on May 27. YOUTH Killingsworth EXPOSURE Meeting Place TOUR at Miles Pointe Shopping Plaza PRESENTED BY HBCU Historically Black Colleges & Universities WHEN: Friday, September 16, 2016 Councilman Zack Reed wants residents to know about Killingsworth Meeting Place, an event space conveniently located at DEPARTURE TIME: 4131 East131st Street. Hours of operation are 7:00 am; Leaving from Union “Parents take this excellent Monday through Sunday, from noon - 9:00 pm. Miles Development Corporation Extended hours are available. Killingsworth opportunity to expose your child Meeting Place is ideal for events such as bridal (UMDC), 9250 Miles Park. showers, childrens’ parties, business meetings to the college experience.” and adult gatherings. RetURNING: Facility features Include: – Councilman Zack Reed • Security Provided Sat., September 17 by 6 pm. • Kitchen Available Parents can pick up youth at DEADLINE FOR • Capacity of 150 UMDC. Permission slips APPLICATIONS: • Ample Parking MUST be completed and signed August 15, 2016 • $100 Per Hour (Union Miles residents For more information, please call UMDC receive discount) by legal guardian. Must be For more information, contact Union Miles at 216-341-0757 13 years and older. Development Corporation at 216-341-0757. 2016 State of the Ward Address Councilman Reed presented his 2016 State of Ward 2 Address on April 26 at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church. Safety and economic developments in our community were just some of the many topics Councilman Reed discussed. He also gave updates on what’s happening in our community and informed residents on positive things to come. After the address he held a question and answer session for those in attendance. Ward 2 Informer Ward Email: Visit www.clevelandcitycouncil.org Visit [email protected] Zack Reed Twitter: Twitter: Phone: 601 Lakeside Avenue W Cleveland, OH 44114 City Hall, Room 220 Fax: Downtown Office: ARD 216-664-3837 2 C 2 216-664-4945 @zachreed12 ouncilman members George Forbes and Mary Forbes Zone. members George council honoring long-time former of the station, standing plaque in front included games and activities. the event for Festivities the celebration. to community leaders and city representatives visitors, welcome to special remarks Emergency Medical Service gave Carlton (EMS) Nicole of and Acting Commissioner Williams Calvin of Police Chief Calvillo, Angelo Chief operations. than a decadein more is This community. Pleasant Mount 36 in the No. Station Fire commemorate to opening and ribbon cutting ceremony the grand at and Michael Polensek Zone Johnson, Matt members Ken council by New Fire Station No. 36 No. Station Fire New Following the dedication ceremony, Councilman Reed dedicated a free- Reed dedicated Councilman ceremony, the dedication Following Safety Division of Public Director of Fire Michael McGrath, City of Cleveland joined G. Jackson were Frank Reed and Mayor Zack 14, Councilman On May and the first fire station to house both fire and to house both EMS station first fire the first new fire station built in Cleveland built in Cleveland station fire the first new PERMIT NO. 2893 PERMIT NO. CLEVELAND, OH CLEVELAND, PRESORT STD. U.S. POSTAGE U.S. PAID John Adams High School Rebel Corner Keeping Parents and Community Members in the Know about Opportunities for Academic Support Community Wrap Around at John Adams High School Scores Big with the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cleveland and NBA Cares The John Adams High School Community Wrap Around (CWA) strategy is designed to keep kids active and healthy during out of school time and to assist with parent engagement. CWA is led by College Now Greater Cleveland – a local nonprofit that focuses on college access and success advising. One key focus CWA has worked on since it began two years ago is decreasing the amount of time students are unsupervised after hours. In January 2016, the Boys & Girls Club (BGCC) moved into John Adams High School (3817 Martin Luther King Jr.