However, the map change does mean that two currently elected City Council members, Mike Bruno and Robert Swanson, will move wards. Bruno, who formerly represented the 1st Ward, will now represent ...

A new era for the Cleveland City Council is just around the corner as the council released its proposed 15-ward map to the public on Tuesday, Dec. 10, with a vote scheduled for early next year.

This new map reflects what we heard from our communities." Per Signal Cleveland, council plans to vote on the map on Jan. 6, with 12 "yes" votes needed for passage on the first reading.

The new Cleveland City Council ward map that council is expected to finalize at its Monday, Jan. 6, meeting eliminates both issues, but that does not mean that the new map’s intentions are better.

According to City Administrator Stefanie Dawkins, 27% of the city’s residents live in Ward 4, followed by 20.5% in Ward 2, 18.5% in Ward 5, and 17% each in Wards 1 and 3.

Ward 12 Councilwoman Rebecca Maurer ended her string of dissent regarding the map-making process with a speech suggesting the process wasn't as transparent—or citizen-involved—as it could've been.

CLEVELAND — Following weeks of debate, Cleveland City Council has released its proposal for a new boundary map that redistricts the city among 15 representative wards. Due to a decline in ...

CLEVELAND — At its first meeting of the new year on Monday, Cleveland City Council officially approved a new representative ward map that will reduce the number of legislative seats from 17 to 15.