Cincinnati's Dept. of Buildings and Inspections protects the health and safety of residents by ensuring the quality and integrity of the building environment.
We joined together with @CincyMuseum, @ymca, & @cincyrec to share everything that we're doing to help the community in these trying times. The bottom line—we're all #HereForYou.
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WATCH: Mayor John Cranley on why an accurate count for the #2020Census is so important to the future of Cincinnati, especially in light of the #COVID19 public health crisis. Fill out the Census at https://t.co/Wn2QNwYvLH #CensusDay
New on the #OpenData Portal: @CityOfCincy COVID-19 Daily Response Reports. Reports include daily updates on changes to city services & department staffing, special event scheduling changes, as well as local, state, & federal policy changes. View reports: https://t.co/jXL80I8Fex
On April 1, the City is going to limit access to City Hall and Centennial II to essential personnel & necessary visitors.. Online portals are available for making payments for some City services. There will also be new drop-off sites in both buildings.
We are #InThisTogetherOhio- Help neighbors in need. Learn how you can help out local seniors, who should stay home as much as possible during this time by visiting: https://t.co/X98gXX5Jwx
#COVID19#BePrepared
It may be tempting to meet up with friends at the park or local basketball court this weekend, but remember, practice social distancing & avoid close contact with others! Playgrounds & basketball courts are closed to protect the health of you & your neighbors. #FlattentheCurve
Thanks to the generosity of @tccgives, roughly 1,500 local senior citizens can now virtually connect to their family and friends during the #COVID19 public health crisis.
We joined @UnitedWayGC on Monday to distribute tablets to 20 senior facilities across Greater Cincinnati.
Attention parents who are looking for ways to help enhance their children’s learning during this time at home: we have resources available for kids of all age ranges! Find them here: https://t.co/kYhPz5sny3 #InThisTogetherOhio#FlattenTheCurve#SlowTheSpread
The time is now....did you get your census information in the mail. It only takes a minute to fill out and it provides our communities with vast resources. Please be a part of the effort and fill out yours today.
#2020Census#Becounted
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Thank you Mayor Cranley for the shout out to #KeepYourSewersHappy by not flushing wet wipes, paper towels, napkins, etc. down the toilet.
Love Your Loo by only flushing toilet paper, #1 and #2
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MAYOR CRANLEY: “We will get through this. The City of Cincinnati will continue to provide essential services, but Cincinnatians should commit to only travel from their home if it is essential. Reducing the opportunity for community spread is our number one priority.”
The State of Ohio has issued a statewide stay-at-home order to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. This order prohibits gatherings of any size and closes all nonessential businesses.
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Effective Monday, March 23 the public will have limited access to the @CincyPermit lobby. We will also be suspending same-day review services and implementing electronic plan submission. To learn more visit https://t.co/6HHrdRc0Nz
Please join us in support of the COVID-19 Regional Relief Fund, which is set up to quickly address the critical needs of our community. The Fund will help local organizations address issues of food insecurity, housing and shelter, medical response, and childcare and eldercare.
Want to know how you can help protect healthcare professionals & first responders fighting on the frontlines of the COVID-19 outbreak. These items are needed.👇 Can you help? #COVID19
TODAY AT 3:30 P.M.: Mayor John Cranley and City leaders will join local restaurant owners to provide an update on the City and restaurant community’s response to the COVID-19 emergency.
You can watch live at:
@CitiCable
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Although there is a positive case of #COVID19 in Hamilton County, the steps you can take to stay safe haven’t changed.
🙋🏻♀️Practice social distancing🙋🏽♂️
✋🏼Wash hands regularly
🏠Stay home when sick. #PrepareNotPanic