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28/07/2025

Gateway to Economic Inclusion - Business Enterprise of the Month: Max Construction.

Full interview: https://vimeo.com/1094408600

Host Jeremiyah Hairston sits down with Matt Max the Founder & CEO of The Max Construction Group. They discuss to company's origin, current projects and being certified with the City. Tune in to learn mone about the Department of Economic Inclusion's June Business of the Month.

The Gateway to Economic Inclusion show page: https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable/talk-shows/gateway-to-economic-inclusion/

23/07/2025

Special Session of Cincinnati City Council - 7/23/25
Agenda:
https://cincinnatioh.legistar.com/MeetingDetail.aspx?ID=1328174&GUID=078C611E-F4A1-4D55-AE14-282B19E15DBB&Options=info|&Search=
This meeting and other live programming are also available via livestream at https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable

22/07/2025

City Leaders to Provide an Update on Violence Prevention Strategies

CINCINNATI – Tuesday at 1:00 pm, Mayor Aftab Pureval, City Manager Sheryl Long, and Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge will provide an update on recent crime and City strategies to combat it.

Location
Criminal Investigation Section
801 Linn Street

Time
Tuesday, June 22nd at 1:00pm

Speakers
• Mayor Aftab Pureval
• City Manager Sheryl Long
• Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge

This event and other live programming are also available via livestream at https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable

21/07/2025

City of Cincinnati’s Human Resources Department - Career Connections Episode 14:
https://vimeo.com/1098281565?fl=pl&fe=sh

In this episode: Interview with a Cincinnati Fire Department Firefighter, HUGHES High School (https://hughesstem.cps-k12.org/) students talk about their Adopt A Class experience, Highlights from the Adopt A Class recognition ceremony, Department Spotlight featuring OPDA and Highlights from HR’s visit to the Krohn Conservatory during the .

Previous episodes: https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable/talk-shows/career-connections-city-of-cincinnati-human-resources/

City of Cincinnati’s Human Resources Department - Career Connections Episode 14 In this episode, we’ll hear from HUGHES High School students about their…

11/07/2025

Cincinnati Fire Department Recruit Class 123 Graduation

WHEN: Friday, July 11, 2025 | 10 a.m.

WHAT: CFD Recruit Class 123 Graduation

WHERE: The Ballroom at Music Hall | 1241 Elm St.

ATTENDED BY: Mayor Aftab Pureval
City Manager Sheryl M.M. Long
Fire Chief Frank McKinley
CFD Command Staff

About this event:
The Cincinnati Fire Department is excited to announce the graduation of Recruit Class 123, made up of 51 dedicated individuals, 10 of whom are women—the largest number of women to graduate in one recruit class in the organization’s history. After 23 weeks of intense training, the group has earned their certifications in Firefighting, Fire Inspection, and HAZMAT response. Those 21 recruits who joined with EMT certifications will immediately begin their assignments as probationary firefighters, while the remaining recruits will undergo six additional weeks of EMT training before joining their peers in the firehouses.

This event and other live programming are also available via livestream at https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable

09/07/2025

Summer Safety and Violence Update News Conference - 7/9/25

This event and other live programming are also available via livestream at https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable

01/07/2025

City of Cincinnati Raises Disability Pride Flag

WHEN:
Tuesday, July 1, 2025, at 11:00 a.m.

WHAT:
The City of Cincinnati will raise the Disability Pride flag for the second year on Tuesday, July 1 at 11:00 a.m. in honor of Disability Pride Month, aimed at promoting understanding, respect and equality while breaking down barriers and challenging societal perceptions of disability.

WHERE:
City Hall Steps
801 Plum Street

ATTENDED BY:
President Pro Tem Victoria Parks
City Manager Sheryl M.M. Long
Jenny Crowe, Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled
Danny Meyer, Exec. Director, The Bridge Adaptive Sports & Recreation
Elizabeth Whelpdale, Hearing, Speech & Deaf Center
Annie Callan, Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled
Joshua Petty-Kayes, Member, Cincinnati Accessibility Board of Advisors

This event and other live programming are also available via livestream at https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable

24/06/2025

Mayor Aftab Pureval and City Leaders to Discuss Violence Prevention Strategies

CINCINNATI – Tuesday at 11:30am, Mayor Aftab Pureval, City Manager Sheryl Long, and Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge will hold a press conference at City Hall discussing recent crime and City strategies to combat it.

Location

Cincinnati City Hall, Third Floor, Committee Room B
801 Plum St, Cincinnati OH 45202

Time
Tuesday, June 24th at 11:30am

Speakers
• Mayor Aftab Pureval
• City Manager Sheryl Long
• Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge

20/06/2025

19/06/2025

Watch the City Of Cincinnati Government Juneteenth Flag Raising Ceremony at City Hall, held on June 13th. A powerful celebration of freedom, history, and unity.

Video:

City Raises Juneteenth Flag at City Hall  WHEN:                       Friday, June 13, 2025, at 12 noon   WHAT:                     ...

18/06/2025

Cincinnati City Council Meeting - 6/18/25
Agenda:
https://cincinnatioh.legistar.com/MeetingDetail.aspx?ID=1310496&GUID=BB3C8110-AC24-4C0D-8760-EF0166782260&Options=info|&Search=
This meeting and other live programming are also available via livestream at https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable

18/06/2025

Watch the Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Cincinnati Parks Grand Re-Opening Ceremony: https://vimeo.com/1090480728

City Celebrates Beautiful Restoration of Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park

In early 2022, a required emergency water main repair resulted in substantial disruption to Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park, leaving major portions of the grounds in a state of disrepair, including 2 of the 5 “gardens of the continents” features. In addition to providing a place for recreation and reflection, Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park is a living celebration of international goodwill. The 17-acre park, dedicated in 2003 and named for Cincinnati’s first African American Mayor, consumes the eastern end of a 2-mile stretch of Cincinnati’s majestic riverfront parks.

This $2.4 Million project has precisely restored the park to its original state and represents a joint venture between the Cincinnati Park Board and Greater Cincinnati Water Works. Key project elements include refurbished bike baths, walkways, seating walls, pavers, new trees, sod, shrubs, electrical, lighting, irrigation and more. The construction project broke ground in July 2024.

5-16-24 Friendship Park Grand Re-Opening Ceremony & Ribbon Cutting.