Evan Nolan

Cincinnati City Councilmember┃Working to make Cincinnati a more vibrant, equitable, and welcoming city for all

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Owning your first home is a milestone that should be within reach of every Cincinnatian, but rising home prices are increasingly pushing this dream out of reach. The City is proud to partner with @HabitatCincy to help make affordable homeownership a reality for families!

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

The City is proud to be a partner in enhancing a vibrant and connected community!

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Exciting updates coming to Findlay Market! The opening of the new Coughlin Commons will strengthen the Market’s mission to provide access to fresh food for all Cincinnatians, especially residents of Over the Rhine, and to support small business owners that make up our marketplace

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Throughout their careers, Principal Graves-Hill and Ms. Smith have dedicated themselves to supporting our youth, and with the creation of this new library they’ve created a space for generations of students to learn, grow, and thrive!

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Honored to recognize Principal Vicki Graves-Hill and Ms. Arnice Smith for their tireless efforts to create the Roll Hill Elementary School Library- the only public library in the neighborhood.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

It was a Good Friday in Camp Washington for the groundbreaking of the first skatepark in Cincinnati! Creating more public spaces in neighborhoods for folks to come together and connect strengthens our communities, and I’m proud to have played a part in such a project!

[Councilwoman Meeka D. Owens @CMMeekaOwens]

Proud to stand with @CMEvanNolan and @AftabPureval as we announced the creation of Cincinnati’s new Office of Strategic Growth.

This office will help ensure our city’s economic growth is intentional, equitable, and built to last.

#CincyStrong

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Hearing her many accomplishments read out loud showed the extent of her dedication to our community, and the positive lasting impact her work will leave on every Cincinnatian. I’m proud to have served alongside her, and wish her well on her next adventure!

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Today was President Pro Tem Victoria Parks’ final Cincinnati City Council meeting. At the end, we took a moment to honor her contributions to Cincinnati as a Councilmember, Hamilton County as a County Commissioner, and our nation during her time in the Air Force.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

To achieve of our City’s goals of renewed investment in our communities, we must leverage partnerships with organizations like the Port, CDF, @PriceHillWill, and Nehemiah Manufacturing and local developers like Kaiker to bring investment to all 52 neighborhoods of Cincinnati.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

With the opening of the newly renovated State Ave lofts, 12 new affordable units have been added to Lower Price Hill, and 12 new families will have a safe and secure home to call their own.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

By empowering our youth to plan and prepare for their future, this first of its kind Center is helping to create the next generation of Cincinnati leaders and lifting up the entire community.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati just cut the ribbon on their new Workforce Development Center in West Price Hill - the first stand alone Center in Ohio! Preparing our teens for the future and guiding them along their path to success is vital today more than ever.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

I created the Community Investment Subcommittee to serve as a forum for neighborhood stakeholders to proactively engage on what future development may look like to chart a viable path forward. Together, we can bring about the development our neighborhoods want and our city needs.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Thank you to all the Bond Hill community members, organizations, and development partners who joined us for the first Community Investment Subcommittee meeting today!

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Neighborhood investment and development are essential to Cincinnati’s continued growth, reinvigorating our Neighborhood Business Districts, and addressing our dire housing shortage.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

With 747 total trees planted in neighborhoods across our community, Madtree and their partners at the City are committed to building a more beautiful, vibrant Cincinnati.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

It was great to join @MadTreeBrewing, @cincyrec , and @CincyParks for their Let’s Grow Local tree planting yesterday. 128 new trees were planted in the West End, helping increase tree canopy coverage and neighborhood beautification efforts.

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

Another 6 projects are in the works, with additional homes and storefronts ready to join the Camp Washington community!

[Evan Nolan @CMEvanNolan]

No better way to spend the evening than a walking tour in Camp Washington! CWURC has helped rehab 16 properties throughout the Neighborhood Business District, including commercial and residential units that will contribute to the growth and revitalization of the neighborhood.