70th Mayor of Cincinnati. Ohio born and raised. Whitney’s husband, dad to Bodhi and Rami, funnier in person. He/him.

Cincinnati, Ohio
Joined March 2014
Cincinnati, please join me for this year’s State of the City Address on November 10th. The event is open to the public, and I hope you’ll tune in for a discussion of our ongoing work to build our city’s future.
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This Firefighters Memorial Day, we once again gathered to lift up the memories of those who have fallen. Those who stepped up, day after day, to serve their neighbors and keep us safe.
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Thank you to all our Firefighters and first responders for the oath you have lived by and the sacrifices you have made. We will carry your legacy on.
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One week until BLINK! THE largest digital art and light festival returns next weekend, and we’ve got incredible pop-ups around town in the coming days with Cincinnati Art Week. Come join us for an experience you can’t get anywhere else. @BLINKcincy
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Cincinnati, please listen in at 5 pm as we discuss last evening’s active shooter and our police response. cincinnati-oh.gov/citicable/
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Celebrating one of the great living Cincinnatians, as Assistant City Manager and First Lady Of Water Cathy Bailey retires. For over 3 decades, Cathy helped transform the basic services our residents depend on.
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From guiding Greater Cincinnati Water Works to become the national model for lead line replacement, to shrewd stewardship over many of our City departments, she accomplished extraordinary progress that can be felt in every home and on every street.
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A street-naming can’t measure up to all that Cathy did for us, but it is an extremely well-deserved way to honor her impact. Thank you for your service to our community, and congratulations!
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Oktoberfest Zinzinnati is back! Come down to Sawyer Point and Yeatman’s Cove this evening through Sunday for a Cincy tradition like no other.
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25 years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, we commemorate those who were senselessly taken from their family and friends, the fear and trauma felt by those around our nation, and the extraordinary compassion and bravery of first responders and neighbors in big ways and small.
September 11, 25 years of remembrance. Never forget. Photo by Jesse Mills on Unsplash
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I hope we all get a chance to take some time and reflect on the lasting impact of this day.
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A special day with Greater Cincinnati Water Works, as we celebrate the milestone of 10,000 lead service lines replaced since the launch of the program — including prioritization of lines connected to childcare facilities.
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This has been groundbreaking, nationally-renowned work to put the health and safety of our residents, particularly our children, first above all else.
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Thank you to our GCWW team, state and federal partners, and of course Assistant City Manager Cathy Bailey for spearheading this extraordinary work to make Cincy’s water the best in the nation.
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Together with community partners & neighbors, we proudly unveiled Cincy’s Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Avondale. As we celebrate this powerful symbol, I hope all will take inspiration from the legacy of Dr. King and the many local heroes who have furthered his message.
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The City of Cincinnati contributed HOME grants to assist in the construction of Gloria's Place, a new housing development in Over-the-Rhine. The facility offers permanent supportive housing and critical support services to 44 residents.
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Cincinnati Public Schools is back in session! Welcome back and we hope you have an amazing year. ✏️ 🎒 Photos by Cincinnati Public Schools
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Cincinnati, the Tornado Warning and Severe Thunderstorm Warning have been lifted, but tens of thousands of homes in the region have lost power, and floods and downed trees remain a concern.
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As our hard working City Departments and partners continue to monitor conditions and needs on the ground, please take note of the below resources: 🧵
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For immediate emergencies, call 911 For non-emergency service requests, call 311 or go to: 311Cincy.com For outages: duke-energy.com/outages For road conditions: OHGO.com For sewer backups: call (513) 352-4900 or online at msdgc.org/sbu
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