Mayor· 2026–2029
Justin Bibb
Cleveland
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
CMSD Land Swap for Schools, Fire Station, and Redevelopment
Imposes city demolition costs estimated at $1.3 million to $1.5 million per school building.
Subsidized Housing and Living Conditions
Supported by an annual general fund allocation of approximately $1.9 million.
County Jail Relocation and City Court Renovation Costs
Involves lease payments from the city to Cuyahoga County for municipal court and police facilities.
I-X Center Lease Extension and Payroll Credit Incentives
The city would pay a $2 million lump sum and $650,000 annually for 33 years to Brook Park, offset by capturing all income and property tax revenues from the IX Center and Emerald Corporate Park.
CDC Funding, Staffing, and Home Repair Backlogs
Affects approximately $7.35 million in annual CDC funding and neighborhood development activities.
Industrial-Commercial Land Bank Parcel Transfers
Saves the city from accruing ongoing property tax liabilities on vacant land while preparing sites for redevelopment.
East Side Investment, School Closures, and Healthcare Access
Impacts federal funding streams for public health programs and community benefit access.
Shore-to-Core-to-Shore TIF and Federal Infrastructure Grant
Brings in $1.15 million in federal funds with no local match required.
NORA Village HUD Grant Allocation
Brings $1 million in federal grant funds to Cleveland without requiring local matching contributions.
Affordable Housing Redevelopment at 4242 Lorain Avenue
Facilitates securing over $1 million in Federal Home Loan Bank funds and future tax credit financing.
East Side TIF District Establishment
Involves public infrastructure investments and a new TIF district to capture future property value growth.
transit-oriented development
This project could inject serious cash into the local economy by boosting property values and driving foot traffic to neighborhood businesses.
Playhouse Square Parking Lot Lease and Development Option
Generates $25,000 annually in lease revenue plus property taxes, with a potential $1.6 million sale if the purchase option is exercised.
Comprehensive Short-Term Rental Regulations
Generates transient occupancy tax revenue while imposing administrative oversight costs.
Playhouse Square DORA Establishment
Boosts local businesses and entertainment venues through increased foot traffic during events.
Downtown Hotel Energy Efficiency PACE Project
A $7 million private financing package repaid via semi-annual special assessments on the property.
City Hiring Timelines and Departmental Delays
Delays in filling vacancies affect departmental service delivery and operational efficiency across city government.
regional development deal
While exact numbers aren't front and center yet, this deal is designed to spark economic growth and generate new tax revenue around the I-X Center.
youth center development
Initial investments and funding tied to the scrapped site will need to be reallocated or raised again for a new location.
Vertical Farming and Vacant Property Redevelopment
Generates municipal revenue through taxable income and local food supply chains.
Decisions during term (44)
Recorded while Bibb was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.