Mayor Justin M. Bibb

@clemayorsoffice.bsky.social

Official account of the City of Cleveland Mayor's Office, under the leadership of Mayor Justin Bibb Committed to serving the people of Cleveland!

I know there’s growing concerns around data centers. My administration is working directly with City Council and regional leadership to strengthen our understanding of impacts, and put strong guardrails in place that protect residents, neighborhoods, and our environment.

Last night, it was an honor to help present our Chief of Staff, Ryan Puente, with the Mike Gibbons Kindland Leadership Award. This recognition celebrates efforts to promote kindness across Cleveland, and I’m proud to see Ryan honored for the impact he makes in our community every day.

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FREE Spring Break Camp for all Cleveland Students! The City of Cleveland, in partnership with @stemplaybook, is offering a free Spring Break Literacy & STEM Camp for students in 1st–3rd grade. Breakfast and lunch are provided daily!

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When I appointed Dr. Anderson as Executive Director of the City’s Police Accountability Team, it was with a clear mission: accelerate progress and ensure it becomes a permanent part of a culture rooted in service, safety, and accountability.

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As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I am proud to stand alongside the talented women who serve in this administration. They lead with excellence. They innovate with courage. They approach challenges with empathy and resolve. Their impact is seen across our city every day.

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Today, Cleveland City Hall lowered its flag to half-staff in honor of the late Rev. Jesse Jackson. A towering figure in the Civil Rights Movement, Rev. Jackson dedicated his life to advancing justice, equality, and opportunity for all.

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This year marks 100 years of Black History Month—an opportunity to reflect on the people and moments that shaped Cleveland. I recently visited the Relay Cleveland exhibit at CPL, a powerful reminder of the courage and community action behind progress—and why these stories still matter today.

With cold temperatures and a winter storm expected this weekend, the Division of Recreation is operating Warming Centers across the city. If you need a warm place to stay, please come in. All Clevelanders are encouraged to prepare ahead and stay safe this weekend.

City of Cleveland@cityofcleveland.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Due to anticipated frigid temperatures and a winter storm this weekend, the City of Cleveland will operate Warming Centers beginning Friday, 1/23, through Monday, 1/26.

Our dedicated Public Works teams are working hard to keep our streets safe. Please be patient as crews prioritize main roads, emergency routes, and high-traffic corridors, and will continue clearing residential streets as conditions allow.

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