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Posted on: November 19, 2020

[ARCHIVED] Stay-at-Home Advisory In Effect

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Residents should be advised that a stay-at-home advisory is now in effect for Cuyahoga County through December 17. In addition, a mandatory statewide curfew is in effect through December 10. For the protection of City staff and residents, and in light of the stay-at-home advisory and mandatory curfew, please note the following temporary changes to City services:

 Recreation

  • Senior movie night and podiatry services are cancelled effective immediately.
  • Adult Boot Camp and Yoga, youth sports, and all ice rink activities are cancelled effective Monday, November 23 through December 17.

Building & Housing

  • Remote video inspections and reinspections for permtting will continue.
  • In person point-of-sale inspections and reinspections will continue, though we strongly recommend that point-of-sale reinspections are done by video. Please call 216-491-1460 for information.

Public Works

  • Calls to Public Works (216-491-1490) will go directly to voicemail; residents are advised to leave a message and a customer service representative will return the call.
  • The Service Center (15600 Chagrin Blvd.) will remain open on Saturdays and Sundays, 8 am to 4 pm for self-service recycling (Saturdays and Sundays) and large item drop off (Saturdays only). Masks are required and must cover both the mouth and nose.

Police

  • Non-emergency incidents will be handled over the phone as much as possible. Please call  216-491-1234 with non-emergencies.

View a complete list of City service updates during the COVID-19 crisis. Please note that all City buildings remain closed to the public. Use the directory to find contact information for City departments.

Reminder: Please wear a mask. As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise dramatically, we urge residents to wear masks. Masks have been proven to help prevent the transmission of COVID-19 and are an effective way to reduce the spread in our community.  Learn more.

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