Presented by the City’s Planning Department at the June 5th, 2026 City Planning Commission hearing on the North Avondale Historic District application.
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Public Staff Conference and City Planning Commission Presentation
The application team from NANA recently presented at the Public Staff Conference and City Planning Commission. The CPC voted to unanimously support Historic Designation. Linked here is a PDF of the presentation that was given. The proposal now moves to Cincinnati City Council, where it will first be considered by […]
Cincinnati Fire Department’s June Community Council Notes
Click here to read CFD’S June Community Council notes
Crime Statistics
There has been an uptick in burglaries and thefts. Please make sure your homes are locked and nothing valuable is left in your vehicles or outside your home. I have received multiple complaints regarding the president apartment complex on Greenwood Ave. Our investigators have a meeting with CHMA regarding the […]
Dote Update – Traffic Calming Vine Street
Construction for the concrete speed tables along Vine Street near Clinton Springs is scheduled to start around June 8th. Barring no issues or inclement weather, the work should take about 2 weeks to complete. Please prepare for temporary traffic disruptions during construction. Carolyn Gillman Law & Safety Chair
Joint Notice of Public Staff Conference and City Planning Commission Meeting – North Avondale Historic District
Below is the joint notice for the upcoming Public Staff Conference and City Planning Commission meeting regarding the proposed North Avondale Local Historic District in North Avondale. The Public Staff Conference will be held on Monday, May 18 at 5:30 PM, virtually on Zoom. To register, fill out the form […]
Cincinnati Fire Department Re-introduces their Community Council Notes
The Cincinnati Fire Department is reintroducing their community council notes. These notes are focused on fire prevention best practices and fun facts about their lesser known divisions. Click here to read May’s notes
Healing Touch Center of Cincinnati Responds to Recent Youth Violence with a Call for Stability, Structure, and Community Investment
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4/28/2026 CINCINNATI, OH — In response to the recent rise in youth violence across Cincinnati, the Healing Touch Center of Cincinnati is stepping forward with a message rooted in both urgency and solution: violence is not random, is the result of instability, and it can be prevented. […]
Historic Designation Update
Our historic designation application was approved by the Historic Conservation Board Hearing on March 9, 2026. On April 3, 2026, the City Planning Commission tabled the application and offered suggestions to make the design guidelines less burdensome on homeowners. As suggested to us by three City Council Members, it has […]