Cleveland Eliminates $33M in Medical Debt for 16,000 Residents
Cleveland is taking a major step forward in addressing medical debt by eliminating $33M in debt for 16,000 residents.
Stay updated with breaking news from Kris Harsh. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Cleveland is taking a major step forward in addressing medical debt by eliminating $33M in debt for 16,000 residents.
‘People’s Budget,’ according voters a direct say on spending, covers a small part of outlays but a big revolutionary principle.
The city council paused the $20 million contract with local nonprofit DigitalC with concerns that the $40 million broadband expansion initiative would be too large for the company to manage.
The plan to redevelop 1,000 acres of shovel-ready sites in and around Cleveland is the city's single largest proposed expenditure of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.
On Monday, the Cleveland City Council unveiled a plan to erase the debt of an estimated 50,000 Clevelanders.