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Cleveland is a city where entrepreneurial grit actually has a nice ring to it. Where world-changing breakthroughs meet genuine, hardworking people connected by the traditions we share, the opportunities we embrace, and the progress we seek. In other words, there’s no better place to live and work.
Working for the City of Cleveland gives you the opportunity to explore a variety of career paths and job opportunities while earning a competitive wage and receiving excellent benefits, work/life harmony, and access to resources to enhance your professional development and marketability.
Cleveland is a city where entrepreneurial grit actually has a nice ring to it. Where world-changing breakthroughs meet genuine, hardworking people connected by the traditions we share, the opportunities we embrace, and the progress we seek.
The mission of the Division of Waste Collection and Recycling is to provide high-quality, customer-friendly service throughout all neighborhoods within the City of Cleveland by performing collection activities and ensuring the appropriate disposal of residential and commercial waste and recyclables.
The Division performs city-wide billing and collections and oversees a variety of assessment activities aimed to support various public improvements. In addition, the Division manages a service center that provides administration and processing services for itself and other City departments.
Named after General Moses Cleaveland, the City of Cleveland was incorporated in 1836. Aided by its proximity to rail and water routes and natural resources like iron and oil, the City of Cleveland served as a central hub for industrial growth, commerce, and trade throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
As the 58th Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio, Justin M. Bibb is committed to putting people and neighborhoods first, delivering high-quality city services and leading bold change. The Bibb Administration is building a stronger and safer Cleveland and modernizing City Hall to improve outcomes for all Clevelanders.
Following the passage of Cleveland’s new Residents First legislation, all owners of non-owner-occupied residential properties are required to register and pay registration fees for each of their properties.
The Landmarks Commission provides the public with an interactive GIS web app for viewing the official zoning district maps, overlays, landmarks, and other planning-related information in the City of Cleveland. Users can select layers of interest and customize the web app as needed.
As an integral part of city operations, internal departments, and stakeholders work with various boards and commissions across the city to serve the residents of Cleveland.