Cleveland Heights Public Safety and Health Committee February 23, 2026

The Cleveland Heights Public Safety and Health Committee meeting on February 23, 2026, focused extensively on the city's collaboration with nonprofits supporting the immigrant population. Representatives from the Legal Aid Society and AMI discussed their services, including free legal aid for low-income immigrants, prioritizing victims of crime, and assistance with immigration court cases. The committee explored ways the city could support immigrant residents, including legal clinics and resource coordination through the mayor's action center. Additionally, the meeting addressed a resolution to increase funding for a contract with Urban SDK, a data analytics tool used by public works to assess traffic safety concerns. The committee discussed the potential for further demonstrations and the use of data to inform traffic interventions, emphasizing the need for cost-effective safety measures across the city.