It's official! City Council has just legalized ADU's in Cincinnati. I am proud of this Council and City Administration for all of their hard work in making this happen

We had an exciting morning celebrating the unveiling of Experience Mill Creek and the grand opening of the Yellow Bridge Pocket Park & Access Point. A huge thank you to our residents and community partners whose support made this vision a reality!

Come join us this Friday!

For a sneak peak, you can schedule a free tour here: https://t.co/CQkhAcsA9b.

This morning marked a major step forward in celebrating the city’s brewing legacy with the announcement of The American Museum of Brewery & Pop-Up Exhibit at River Roots. This project not only honors the city’s brewing legacy but invites visitors to experience our vibrant culture

I’m excited to share that today we introduced the city’s first self-service kayak rental kiosk at the Mill Creek Greenway Trail! Thank you to @cincyrec and Schack’s Yaks for being such great partners.

There is a reason we set a Big Audacious Housing Goal of building 40,000 units in 10 years: we need units & a stretching goal to define “what needs to be true” to achieve it. And then do it. We are undertaking that process now - defining those tools to unlock this growth.

Whether you need help navigating city services or aren’t sure where to start, our office is here to assist you. You can also check out @311Cincy to request services like pothole repairs, streetlight outages, illegal dumping, missing street signs, and more.

Great coverage of the partnership between CRC and the skate community to further activate public space in the NOTR/Mohawk area!

Thanks to our partners at @OKIRCOG, we approved two grants for improved pedestrian infrastructure. One will add a sidewalk from mid-block Asmann Ave to Reading Rd and narrow the intersection. The other extends the shared-use path on Beechmont Ave from Elstun Rd to Ranchvale Dr.

Today, I advocated to include additional 3CDC Ambassadors in Downtown and OTR as part of our ongoing public safety efforts. Their presence is an incredible asset--not only helping to keep the streets clean, but also building community trust and enhancing safety through visibility

🚧Speed cushions, curb extensions, crosswalks and more coming to Harrison Avenue soon! 🚧 Read all about it at:

Lead in our environment and drinking water is a real danger to public health. This news from GCWW marks important progress in the effort to remove all private LSLs by 2033.

Need a FREE place to dump your junk? Join us this Friday for Don't Dump the Nati! Hosted by @KeepCincinnatiBeautiful & Public Services, this monthly initiative helps reduce illegal dumping, disposing items for FREE every last Friday, 9 AM - 1 PM until Nov 21st! Details below ⬇️

Today, City Council passed the FY26 budget. Here are a few key highlights I was proud to advocate for:

We’re hosting 2 public open house meetings to share info and get your feedback on transportation improvements to reduce roadway fatalities & serious injuries. Stop by: Weds, 6/25, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. – 7 p.m., at the Walnut Hills Library, 2533 Kemper Ln.

Here are some highlights from our conversation:

The episode is officially out! Catch the full conversation here:

Today's Pride Flag raising showed Cincinnati’s commitment to being a welcoming and inclusive city for all. Regardless of our differences, everyone deserves to feel accepted and valued.

I'm excited to share our "City as a Lab" initiative, inviting companies to test new technologies in real-world environments. As part of this, we’ve partnered with Airtrek Robotics to use an autonomous robot to help keep Lunken’s runways cleaner and safer.

Big thanks to Ann Thompson for having me on the Brick by Brick podcast to discuss how everyday people can shape the future of their neighborhoods. Catch the episode on June 11!