Tonight my colleagues on Council asked me to serve another term as Council President. Serving the residents of Columbus is the greatest honor I could ask for, and I’m tremendously excited to lead the legislature to make Columbus safer, healthier, and more prosperous for all.
.@DTColumbus Development Corporation is set to release a new 2022 Downtown Columbus Strategic Plan next summer. Board Chair @MichaelBColeman is encouraging Columbus residents to participate and start submitting ideas: https://t.co/uzPmfgb796
“The mayor’s job is already the most difficult job in government, except for maybe the president of the United States,” former Columbus, Ohio, mayor @MichaelBColeman said. “And life as a mayor is more challenging now than it has ever been.” https://t.co/SeSEFDbtuv @politico
@MichaelBColeman is a tremendous person, leader,and colleague. I love that he is on our Team. We are fortunate to have such a powerful influence on our @IceMillerLLP Team. #WeNotMe
My bad. Marcia Fudge is the 1st Black woman to lead HUD in more than 40 years not the 1st Black woman to lead HUD. Patricia Roberts Harris was the first under Jimmy Carter. Nevertheless, Marcia Fudge is an incredible leader and pioneer!
CONGRATS ON YOUR RETIREMENT! 💙
After 31+ years Officer Jerome Stephens retired today-2/1/21.
He worked Patrol, Recruit Training & for the last 21 years-the Mayor’s Security Unit.
Officer Stephens looks forward to more time w/his better half 😉 who retires from CPD next month.
Serving on Council from 1992-1999, then as mayor from 2000-2015, @MichaelBColeman brought vision and "swagger" to the Capital City! A towering icon in the City, his impact was historic and wide-ranging. #BlackHistoryMonth@OhioHistory
@RandyLudlow Mr Ludlow. I have no intention of eating anybody’s dust. I fully intend to kick up some dust. People in state need to organize on policy issues of voting, housing, jobs, health care and the environment.
After serious consideration and discussion with my family, we have decided that I will NOT run for the US SENATE. I appreciate the outpouring of support. I will weigh in on a Senate candidate and advocate for good public policy to benefit all Ohioans.
This #BlackHistoryMonth, join our BELIEVE Employee Resource Group in honoring local Black historians! @MichaelBColeman, the first African-American and longest-serving @ColumbusGov mayor, promoted economic growth, environmental protection and community pride during his tenure.
As a result of calls, emails and out reach, I am considering whether I should be a candidate for the United States Senate. Now is a time to elect a person who has a record of bringing people together to solve tough problems.
Time to invoke the 25th Amendment...Trump has no mental capacity to continue as president for the next approximately 2 weeks. No telling what this delusional man will do next.
Former Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman on protests, police and racism Pt.1 - From the Newsroom: The Columbus Dispatch - https://t.co/9ZyaSJ1Bv9 https://t.co/ZOtc4D7v7Y
We asked former Columbus Mayor @MichaelBColeman
his thoughts on police reform and the protests that took place in Columbus after George Floyd's murder. The former mayor also shares shocking stories of his own experiences with racism as mayor. https://t.co/TYKgsHTOHu