Willoughby Traffic Department

Fairport Harbor City Hall houses various city departments, including city council, administration, public services and finance departments. Its administration department is presided by city manager and executive assistant and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the city government. Fairport Harbor City Hall also has a community development department that provides commercial and industrial services, including single-family and multifamily residential developments. The department also offers services in marketing of properties. Its public services department undertakes the physical and economic development of the city and comprises building inspections, engineering, parks and recreation, planning and public works divisions. Its finance department provides accounting and internal auditing services for all financial activities of the city. It is located in Fairport Harbor, Ohio.

The Warrensville Heights Police Department, comprising 32 sworn officers and a dedicated support staff, is committed to ensuring the safety and security of the community. With over 18,000 calls for service annually, the department actively engages in various community and school initiatives to foster positive interactions with residents. As a member of the Valley Enforcement Group, the department collaborates with 15 other agencies to share resources, including specialized units for accident investigation and SWAT. Their proactive approach emphasizes community vigilance and partnership in crime prevention, aiming to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Warrensville Heights residents. Generated from the website

Cleveland Housing Court, established in 1980, is one of two specialized housing courts in the state of Ohio, handling both civil and criminal cases. Led by Administrative Judge W. Mon Scott, the court is dedicated to providing efficient and fair handling of every case, with integrity and impartiality as their top priority. They strive to improve their accessible services to build a better court system for Cleveland, serving with excellence and accountability. The court has partnered with Cleveland Public Library to bring the court to the community through the Neighborhood Housing Court Kiosk. This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide and provide convenient public access to hearings, particularly for evictions, while addressing transportation and work-related challenges. With a focus on community service, the court is committed to ensuring justice and accessibility for all Clevelanders.Generated from the website