Fewer Cincinnati police officers and firefighters would lose their jobs under an updated city budget proposal. Mayor Mark Mallory’s changes to the spending plan would put nearly three dozen safety force employees back on the job. The mayor is pulling funding from outside agencies to avoid the layoffs. Recent Stories: Jury Deliberations Underway in “Eye […]
An information blitz is underway to win public support for Cincinnati’s parking system lease. Mayor Mark Mallory and city manager Milton Dohoney say residents won’t face more parking tickets. The port authority will have more control over the operation than in other cities. Voters will have their say in November. Recent Stories: Council’s Solution To […]
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory is taking heat for raises given to top staffers. Three directors will see their pay increase by as much as 17%, despite upcoming public safety layoffs. A mayoral spokesman justified the raises, saying the administrators are facing increased work loads. Recent Stories: Hamilton Man Convicted of Murder Faces Life Prison Sentence […]
Cincinnati city officials say nearly 300 police officers and firefighters could be laid off, now that a judge has blocked the city’s parking lease from taking affect. They’re promising to appeal yesterday’s ruling, which said city council‘s passage of the parking lease, as an emergency ordinance, violated the public’s right to hold a referendum. The […]
Remember when there was a streetcar model on fountain square that had in bold words, “MADE IN USA”? You can forget about that. This week, Mayor Mark Mallory is traveling to Spain to meet with CAF, the company that will be making Cincinnati’s streetcars. Mallory, and the city, awarded a $20 million contract to the […]
It’s time to get motivated! There are opportunities that await our young people. For 7 years now, Mayor Mallory has held a Youth Job Fair to connect young people to employment opportunities. Last year’s attendance reached 5,000! What’s more, they all had the chance to meet with over 60 local businesses and organizations from throughout Cincinnati. […]
Roland Martin of the TJMS invited Mayor Mallory to call in the show today to discuss his experience on the CBS reality show, “Undercover Boss”. In case you missed the interview, you can listen below.
