Cuyahoga County Planning Commission

The next ride in the Bike-with-a-Mayor series is on Saturday, June 6 in Richmond Heights!

Join us for a fun and family-friendly community bike ride on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 10:00–11:30 a.m.! Ride alongside the Mayor, connect with neighbors, and enjoy an exciting tour through the community.

Meeting Location: City Hall Front Parking Lot
Free helmets available while supplies last
All ages and skill levels are welcome

We can't wait to ride with you!

For more information, contact the Recreation Department at (216) 383-6313.

Today our friends at the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority are launching two new initiatives: fare capping and smart cards, and you can join them at one of three launch parties. Learn more at https://www.riderta.com/fares/farecapping

Join the City of Richmond Heights for the Tour de Richmond Heights with the Mayor on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 10:00–11:30 a.m. Ride with neighbors, friends, and city leaders for a fun and active community bike tour. All ages are welcome, and free helmets will be available while supplies last. Meet at the City Hall Front Parking Lot at 10:00 a.m. For more information, call (216) 383-6313.

The first Bike-with-a-Mayor ride of the year will be in Garfield Heights on Saturday morning. Visit https://countyplanning.us/greenways for the full calendar of events. More will be added as additional communities schedule rides.

Join us for a special community bike ride in partnership with Cuyahoga County Planning Initiatives 🚴‍♀️

Ride along with the Mayor Burke on May 30th for a fun, family-friendly event open to all ages! Snacks and refreshments provided!

📍 Meet at 9:00 AM
📌 Iron Springs Picnic Area at Garfield Reservation
🕤 Ride begins at 9:30 AM
🕧 Ends at 12:30 PM

Bring your bike, your family, and your community spirit for a great morning outdoors. All are welcome—we hope to see you there!

The Garfield Boulevard Green Infrastructure project in Garfield Heights has been recognized as the winner of Cleveland 2030’s Green Building Challenge in the Water Conservation/Management category.

Led through a partnership between, The City of Garfield Heights, Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works, Cuyahoga County Planning Commission and Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, the project transformed a former streetcar corridor through a road diet that added a shared-use path and green infrastructure designed to slow and manage stormwater along nearly one mile of Garfield Boulevard.

This award highlights the power of regional collaboration to create safer, more sustainable and more connected communities across Cuyahoga County. https://cuyahogacounty.gov/executive/news/press-releases-archive/2025-press-releases/2025/10/30/celebrating-the-revitalization-of-garfield-boulevard

Join us for a special community bike ride in partnership with Cuyahoga County Planning Initiatives 🚴‍♀️

Ride along with the Mayor Burke on May 30th for a fun, family-friendly event open to all ages! Snacks and refreshments provided!

📍 Meet at 9:00 AM
📌 Iron Springs Picnic Area at Garfield Reservation
🕤 Ride begins at 9:30 AM
🕧 Ends at 12:30 PM

Bring your bike, your family, and your community spirit for a great morning outdoors. All are welcome—we hope to see you there!

🚲 Join Mayor Jim Petras and other elected officials for a family-friendly ride through Cleveland Heights, highlighting current and proposed bicycle infrastructure connecting our business districts, schools, and parks. Meet at City Hall where Heights Bicycle Coalition and Cuyahoga County Greenways will help us through a safety check before departing for our ride which will highlight proposed traffic calming, bike lanes, a multi-use trail, a Safe-Routesto-School project, and more. Expected return time is 8pm.
👉 Thursday, June 25 | 6:30pm, Meet at the Cleveland Heights City Hall
👉 Fill out the online RSVP/waiver (https://buff.ly/wYqv56V) to let us know you plan to join us.
*Helmets are required. Rain date is Tuesday, June 30.*

A Crain's Cleveland Business report on the 2026 edition of the Development Trends on TOD Corridors report says that "Transit Oriented Developments brought in a record $324 million in investment to Cuyahoga County in 2025 — the highest figure in seven years — as housing projects dominate development near rail and bus lines and reshape the region’s residential landscape."

Housing drives record investment for Cuyahoga County’s transit oriented developments Housing dominated transit oriented development in 2025.

Congratulations! Some of the most important work shaping Cuyahoga County happens long before the ribbon cuttings and grand openings.

Proud to see our Executive Director Mary Cierebiej recognized by Crain's Cleveland Business for the thoughtful, forward-looking leadership she brings to the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission every day.

https://www.crainscleveland.com/recognitions/women-of-influence/2026/ccl-introducing-crains-women-of-influence/