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Opinion: Prioritizing safety over speed on city streets - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Prioritizing safety over speed on city streets

The "Complete Streets" ordinance, introduced by Councilman Mark Jeffreys, would require the city to design streets for people first rather than speed.

Cincinnati Public Schools may consider requiring driver's ed for first time in decades - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati Public Schools may consider requiring driver's ed for first time in decades

It comes after a traffic blitz by the Cincinnati Police Department found more than 100 drivers on the road without a license.

Source: wlwt.com
Cincinnati Council finalizes plan for $7M in carryover budget after lengthy debate - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati Council finalizes plan for $7M in carryover budget after lengthy debate

Council usually allocates funding directly to specific private projects as part of the carryover budget, based on requests from organizations to individual council members. This year, city administration wants to have those organizations go through a formal request for proposals, or RFP, process.

Source: wvxu.org
Council amends Affordable Housing Trust Fund rules as the first subsidized project is announced - Vimarsana News

Council amends Affordable Housing Trust Fund rules as the first subsidized project is announced

A lengthy debate in a council committee Tuesday resulted in a compromise over the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, but not one most advocates are pleased with.

Source: wvxu.org
Pedestrian safety: What UC, city are doing after Cayden Turner killed - Vimarsana News

Pedestrian safety: What UC, city are doing after Cayden Turner killed

Both the University of Cincinnati and the city of Cincinnati have announced steps to improve pedestrian safety around the school.