This Thursday, March 20, the City of South Euclid will host its inaugural Career Fair with more than 15 local businesses attending The free public event will be held in the community room at South Euclid City Hall “The City of South Euclid decided to host a Career Fair to promote the positions the city has available, as well as to offer South Euclid businesses and businesses around the region the opportunity to promote their positions,” says Michael Love, South Euclid director of planning and development “We also worked to recruit a diverse range of businesses so there are opportunities available for all job seekers no matter where they are at in their career journey.” and municipal court will be present at the event to promote their current open positions and jobs that may be available in the future “We have diverse employers in the community—from light manufacturing to retail and professional services,” says South Euclid parks & recreation director Daniel Subwick “We hope to connect prospective candidates with potential employers to support our local and regional economies.” Subwick suggests attendees dress professionally “Attendees should bring copies of their resumes and a tote bag for collecting pamphlets and fliers,” he says they should bring a positive mindset!” Both Love and Subwick say they hope to make the career fair an annual or bi-annual event 2025 at 1:17 PM ESTEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSOTUH EUCLID Ohio (WOIO) - South Euclid firefighters are fundraising to bring a Safe Haven Baby Box to the department They are currently accepting donations online. “Thank you for helping us save lives and provide hope to those who need it most,” said South Euclid police Safe Haven Baby Boxes provide a resource for mothers who feel they have no other options Infants can be surrendered to any Safe Haven box in any location anonymously Safe Haven Baby Boxes are located at fire departments in multiple states and have heating and cooling elements to provide comfort for the infant They are equipped with silent alarms to notify first responders as soon as a baby has been placed in the box RELATED STORY: More than just a box: Mothers grateful for Safe Haven Baby Boxes when they had nowhere else to turn Safe Haven Baby Boxes offer free medical and counseling resources for the mother should she need them If you need help finding a Safe Haven location or would like to speak to a licensed counselor call the National Safe Haven crisis hotline at 1-866-99BABY1 Women in crisis can call the national 24-hour hotline and can receive counseling and assistance free of charge Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSOUTH EUCLID Ohio (WOIO) - The South Euclid Fire Department responded to a car fire Friday morning that damaged two homes Friday crews were dispatched to a home on Merrymound Road for a minivan on fire in a driveway starting to spread to surrounding homes South Euclid said mutual aid was immediately dispatched due to the nature of the call when crews arrived they found the minivan fully involved in the fire and the siding on both homes Firefighters said the fire was extinguished quickly The damage to the homes was contained to the exterior siding Firefighters said a nearby fence was also damaged and the fire caused the electrical lines to one of the houses to burn and fall to the ground There were no injuries reported by the residents or firefighters Firefighters said the cause of the fire is under investigation Ohio (WOIO) - South Euclid Police made two arrests in connection to the two shootings Sunday less than 10 minutes from each other according to releases posted on Facebook Monday RELATED: South Euclid officers respond to 2 shootings in less than 10 minutes A 31-year-old man died in one of those shootings and in the other According to South Euclid Police Department (SEPD) officers responded to the first shooting at 12:33 p.m on the 4000 block of Okalona Road where a 31-year-old man was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center ruled his death as a suspected homicide according to the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner a 30-year-old Cleveland man was arrested at the scene and a firearm was recovered No charges have been filed in this instance pending further investigation SEPD responded to the second shooting at 12:42 p.m Officers found a 43-year-old man with at least one gunshot wound The 43-year-old man was later identified as David Welch Sr. SEPD said they took one man from this scene for questioning believed to have been used in this shooting the incident was a dispute between familiar parties and the suspect is now in custody The two shootings were over 2.5 miles apart Be sure to check back with 19 News for more details Ohio (WOIO) - One man was injured in a house fire Monday evening South Euclid firefighters responded to the home in the 1800 block of Maywood Rd Fire Chief David Csire said the victim was found outside the house near the treelawn EMS transported him to MetroHealth Medical Center where Chief Csire said he is being treated for burns The victim’s name and condition have not been released Chief Csire added the cause of the fire remains under investigation Ohio — A McDonald's on Mayfield Road decided to close its dining room during afternoons after South Euclid Police responded to chaos in late October I haven't investigated this type of call or been dispatched to this type of call in 18 years," said South Euclid Police Public Information Officer and School Resource Officer Officer Joe Di Lillo officers found two teenagers hurt inside the restaurant and asked them what happened Employees recounted a fight that took them from their tasks officers learned that many teenagers left the restaurant some even causing disturbances in other Mayfield Road businesses the dining room at the fast-food restaurant is closed from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m but you have to be in a car in the drive-thru to pick up the food South Euclid Police said it is grateful for its residents who helped identify many of the teenagers involved "the public did not appreciate this kind of behavior The community worked with the police department and got us the information to attach to this report to go down to juvenile court," Di Lillo said Officers report the juveniles involved were in the age range of 12 to 16 two from South Euclid and two from Cleveland Twelve named juveniles have now been passed along to the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Prosecutor for review for charges Some teens involved attend Brush High School just minutes from the fast-food restaurant we contacted the schools and let them know Can you pass that around?' We just want to avoid any conflict with the community At the Taco Bell across the street from McDonald's on Mayfield Road "No students allowed from 2:30 PM to 5 PM unless you are with an adult." The Speedway next door has a sign that states Also on Mayfield Road is the Team Couture Youth Center Owner and Director Donna Brown said she sees teenagers walking Mayfield Road daily after school "If they're not participating in after-school sports and activities...what do they do?" Brown said Team Couture currently hosts students aged 5 to 13 in after-school programming and fellowship with one another in a safe space Brown sees the need for a safe space for high school students to go to Brown and her team are launching teen nights for students twice a week in January she said her doors are always open for teenagers to stop by for a snack or conversation We are currently looking for additional spacing so that we can house them directly after school," said Brown To connect your children with the Team Couture Youth Center you can visit them on Instagram @teamcoutureorg or send them an email at info.teamcouture@gmail.com The Mayfield Road McDonald's is owned and operated locally by MAK Management Company News 5 reached out to MAK Management and has not heard back The Fall festival has been a regular tradition in the city since 2016 evolving from different Fall events into one large family-friendly day filled with music “We started with an event called Pumpkins in the Park in 2016, where we set up a temporary pumpkin patch with donations from Giant Eagle,” Subwick explains we combined it with our Harvest Fest to create October Feast The South Euclid Giant Eagle continues to provide pumpkins, as does the South Euclid Marc’s with each family getting one pumpkin (while supplies last) "They're great community partners," Subwick notes will play a little bit of everything—from all styles of polkas and waltzes to standards and Big Band The Perfect Choice Band regarded as one of Northeast Ohio’s top wedding bands Subwick promises there are plenty of activities to choose from each one with a $250 cash prize for the winner: A Dog Costume Contest a Human Costume Contest and a Stein Holding Contest “With the dog costumes, it's really fun because I think those are some of the funniest costumes that are out there,” Subwick says. For the humans, he says people can enter as individuals or with a group costume. “Last year, the family that won [went as] ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ and it was absolutely incredible costume.” “The Stein Holding Contest is particularly challenging—most people don't last more than a minute,” Subwick warns “These contests are a lot of fun and very popular.” Indie Green Market is coordinating local vendors who will offer fall shopping, and Franks and Shakes and The Pierogi Lady food trucks are planning to serve their specialties A highlight of this year's October Feast will be the grand opening of the Bexley Park's concession stand. The city went on a search this past spring for the right operator who could serve healthy food options in the 500-square-foot concession stand within South Euclid’s largest park South Euclid officials fell in love with Chef Tynisa Acoff, aka “Chef T,” owner and head chef of Food with Purpose Even though the concession stand is now closed for the season Chef T says she will be previewing a limited menu of her most popular and kid-friendly dishes Food With Purpose“The first meal is going to be probably my best selling dish which is garlic butter salmon bites with zucchini noodles,” she says “We're also going to have a sweet potato noodle stir fry which has been a really big dish and really widely accepted.” Other options include FWP eggrolls and dark chocolate covered stuffed dates Chef T will offer her Snactivity Pack—a turkey hotdog “We're going to have a myriad of things from healthy snacks that are super kid friendly,” she says “These are snacks that I feed my own children.” Acoff started Food with Purpose in 2021 after her father was diagnosed with kidney failure “I created meals based on foods naturally good for kidney maintenance,” she explains his doctor started seeing improvement in his kidneys.” Subwick says he is extremely pleased with the city’s choice for the new concession stand operator “We're excited for Chef T to have her grand opening previewing what's to come in 2025,” he says “It's been a great experience working with her to bring healthy tasty food options to our concession stand.” Subwick and Chef T are just busy watching the weather reports for Saturday we typically see 700 to 1000 people for the event,” says Subwick “It's a great way for small businesses like Chef T’s to test the waters and prepare for future operations.” The event is held rain or shine and is free and open to the public Ohio — Police and cyber experts warn of scams as the holiday season nears Online scammers are targeting people all over Northeast Ohio One South Euclid woman got scammed out of $23,000 it all started with an e-mail from Discover Card The e-mail informed the 76-year-old woman that her social security number was on the dark web The victim told investigators she Googled "Lifelock," with whom she had an account She selected the first entry on the Google search which provided her with a customer service number there's something called Search Engine poisoning," said Cyber expert Alex Hamerstone."If you look at how search engines work "But criminals know that they can also purchase those ads Hamerstone said it's hard to know which link is correct but he advises people to always look at the website that the link connects with "Either by hovering over the link before you click it or looking at what opens in your browser just because companies will use multiple domains or multiple website names so they can kind of track where somebody came from," said Hamerstone it's really easy to come up with fake website names that look authentic either by replacing a zero in the name with a one with a with the letter "O" or vice versa Hamerstone says scammers are also able to purchase a domain name that is similar to a well-known or large company then use that to host a fake website with a fake number you can dial "Then they'll report to be a customer service rep from there and ask you for information," said Hamerstone It was used to send the victim to a fake "Lifelock" webpage and a fake customer representative who told the victim there was a request made on the dark web to transfer $23,000 from her bank account She was eventually transferred to what she thought was a fraud expert at Flagstar Bank She could place the money in a Crypto account or she could turn it over to an "undercover FBI agent." “If somebody asks you ever to physically take out money He also mentioned that crypto is another red flag The victim told police she withdrew the money from three banks and then met a man who claimed to be an "FBI agent" in the parking lot of a Starbucks on Mayfield Road She gave him a security code and handed him an Amazon box containing the $23,000 The victim said she was supposed to get an email the next day with information on her new account containing her money “This is a kind of a whole other level of scam," said Hamerstone "Once you start getting to the point where you're meeting the scammer in person That's a whole different type of crime....this is much more extensive than we usually see.” Hamerstone says there is also a difference between a scam and a fraud which could determine whether the bank will cover your loss if you're trying to take my money and you guess my password and break into my bank account and transfer the money to yourself And I'm generally not liable," said Hamerstone "If you call me and trick me in whatever way you trick me and I'm the one that presses the button to send that money According to the South Euclid Police report but because she willingly withdrew the money herself the bank may not have to cover the loss— leaving her without the money South Euclid police warn residents that if they are ever asked to withdraw a large sum of money Phone: 216-696-6525 Toll Free: 1-800-869-6525 Address: 1404 East 9th Street, Cleveland, OH 44114   Share this Page Add to Calendar There have been over 126 recorded Eucharistic Miracles across the world Carlo Acutis dedicated himself to documenting these miracles to help people understand the importance of the Eucharist Read more about the display in our Eucharist Revival website area please contact local law enforcement and: Kathleen McComb Response Services – 216-334-2999 Ohio — Attached to the City of South Euclid City Council’s Tuesday night meeting is a memo saying the state has not said when or how adult-use cannabis tax revenue will be distributed Recreational marijuana hit the shelves of authorized dispensaries in August Since then, adult-use cannabis sales have skyrocketed – collecting more than $155 million as of November 12 Amid state and local taxes imposed on marijuana there is an additional 10% tax levied on purchases solely because it’s recreational There are more than 100 marijuana dispensaries licensed to sell adult use in Ohio South Euclid is only home to one: Certified Dispensary on Cedar Road “It's our understanding that we will receive approximately 10% of the sales from that dispensary but we have not heard from the state about their plan to distribute the funds yet,” The City of South Euclid Director of Community Services South Euclid’s Finance Director estimates the city has made an extra $100,000 from adult-use cannabis this year “It will go to public services and public safety,” Benjamin stated and other services continue to rise every year It's always good when we can raise some additional funds and have some additional revenue.” Benjamin called that $100,000 estimation the best guess as the city works to finalize its 2025 revenue budget in the next few weeks It's also new to the state of Ohio as well It's the first time we've all gone through this I think we all expect some bumps in the road as we move forward and implement something new I think we'll be okay for 2025 for the short term it would be nice to know exactly how the process is going to work,” Benjamin explained Benjamin said city council is hopeful it will know the number of recreational marijuana sales the Certified Dispensary has made this year soon so it can be prepared for the finalization of the budget I reached out to the Ohio Department of Taxation as well as the Ohio Department of Budget and Management for more information Ohio (WOIO) - There’s four new paws enforcing the laws at the South Euclid Police Department SEPD said K-9 Jack’s “human partner” is Ofc Patrick has served as a Field Training Officer and member of the SEPD’s EDGE (SWAT) Team in his seven years with the department “Now a K-9 Handler, we are excited to see what this dynamic duo will bring to the City of South Euclid," SEPD shared The South Euclid Police Department is investigating two shootings that occurred almost 10 minutes apart in South Euclid Sunday afternoon officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 4000 block of Okalona Road Authorities say officers found 31-year-old Jermain Moore-Taylor with one gunshot wound to the chest the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) was called to the scene to help investigators who were present officers responded to another shooting in the 3800 block of Salisbury Road police say officers found a 43-year-old man with at least one gunshot wound Authorities say a man was taken from the scene to police headquarters for questioning Police said the gun they believe was used in this shooting was also taken into evidence It is unknown whether the two incidents were related Police say an investigation is ongoing for both shootings and officers are working to identify any suspects involved Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the South Euclid Police 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All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices By Avery WilliamsPublished: Oct 2024 at 12:29 PM EDTEmail This LinkShare on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSOUTH EUCLID Ohio (WOIO) - Two people are wanted after South Euclid police say they robbed an ATM worker at gunpoint and stole money It happened around noon Wednesday at the Chase Bank on Cedar Road the worker was servicing the ATM when two masked suspects approached though at least one suspect was armed with a handgun The robbers got away with an undetermined amount of money in a black Hyundai Sonata That suspect car had heavily tinted windows and one rim on the driver’s side front wheel not matching the others A description of the getaway driver is not available at this time Tips can be left with Crime Stoppers at 216-252-7463 A teacher employed by the South Euclid-Lyndhurst School District was arrested Monday according to the Geauga County Sheriff's Office Eric Schmidt was arrested in Seven Hills and charged with illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material Schmidt was taken into custody without incident after an investigation into allegations involving inappropriate actions with a minor Schmidt was arraigned in Chardon Municipal Court and is being held on a $20,000 bond Schmidt could face up to eight years in prison and be required to register as a sex offender on the national sex offender registry The following message was sent to staff and families of South Euclid-Lyndhurst Schools regarding the incident: Information is limited due to the nature of the investigation and anyone with further information is encouraged to contact the Geauga County Sheriff’s Office at (440) 286-1234 The City of South Euclid is experiencing a residential construction renaissance with five major housing developments in the works totaling 128 new units This building boom in the built-out Cleveland suburb is being driven by strong demand for new housing and creative development approaches With a population of more than 21,000 people the residents and South Euclid city officials take pride in having a diverse city with plenty of greenspace As the city has recently increased South Euclid’s amenities officials realized the growing suburb on Cleveland’s east side was also in need of some new residential options “The hope is to diversify our housing stock,” explains Michael Love South Euclid director of planning and development “South Euclid is very much a bedroom community of single family homes—many of them built in the era of 1945 to 1960 We’re trying to diversify the type of homes.” Love says five new housing development projects will not only add single family homes they will also bring townhomes and custom homes built as infill projects “These projects will bring a whole new audience into the city with single family new construction homes and townhomes for homebuyers who may not be currently looking at South Euclid,” he says “We see a lot of young professionals and empty nesters looking at the townhomes and new families who are looking at the single family homes and want that new construction.” The largest project underway is Lowden Place located on just under six acres of land on the former Lowden Elementary School site 17 new homes are now under construction in the north side of the city on Greenvale Drive between South Green Road and South Belvoir Boulevard Lowden Elementary closed in 2007 and was demolished shortly after the closure. After nearly 15 years of marketing the land to potential buyers, South Euclid Lyndhurst City Schools was able to sell the property to Sommers Development which divided the property into 17 oversized lots “The homes match the existing housing stock on Lowden and Greenvale so they will sit at the same street setback,” explains Love the [parcels] have large back yards—the average yard site is one-half to three-quarters of an acre which is very unique for that neighborhood.” Sommers prepared the lots for development last year and then turned the land over to Ryan Homes for construction and the remaining 15 homes under construction sold out after just two weeks on the market in February—selling for between $275,000 and $425,000 There are six floor plans to choose from—ranging from 1,366 square feet to 2,203 square feet— and all of the homes feature fully furnished kitchens In addition to the new homes under construction in Lowden Place Love says the city sold nine vacant lots on Greenvale Drive to Sommers Development which then turned the land over to Ryan Homes for construction Additionally, Summers bought seven additional lots through the CDC One South Euclid's Build Grow Thrive program to have Ryan Homes build seven more homes scattered throughout the Lowden/Greenvale/Princeton neighborhood "Build Grow Thrive is a program where we're able to in collaboration with one South Euclid where we are able to sell land directly to a purchaser for infill development—construction in between existing homes on land,” says Ashley Holloway South Euclid assistant director of planning and development “What was once previously developed land is able to be developed right We have a good amount of infill lots available.” Holloway says the city gets weekly calls about proposed developing infill lots “It can streamline the purchasing process for the infill development,” he says “The purchaser works directly with One South Euclid to purchase the land.” South Euclid demolished dilapidated homes on the lots and Ryan Homes took over these lots All nine lots sold within two weeks of the lots being publicly marketed “This is the first time in the history of Ryan Homes they've ever done infill development,” Love notes “The Build Grow Thrive program helped facilitate these urban infill projects on small On Monday, July 8, South Euclid City Council approved three new development projects—St and an extension project in Queen Ann Court Construction on these projects is expected to begin this summer All three developments were approved as Planned Unit Residential Developments (PURDs) that come a variety of conditions the developers must follow as they construct the developments. Two of the most transformative developments are proposed for sites across Mayfield Road from each other near St. John Lutheran Church on Mayfield Road John Woods project will have 41 townhomes on six acres behind the church John Meadows with have 24 townhomes and two single-family homes on the site of an incomplete development that was started before the 2008 housing crisis The townhome developments will have a private street serving the development Sommers will create the private street and provide site infrastructure work before turning the project over to Ryan to construct the townhome units Ryan has in house architects who will be responsible for the home designs The townhomes in both developments will start at $250,000 and go into the mid-$300,000 range based on the style and the level of interior customization chosen by the buyer There will be an HOA responsible for the maintenance of all common property and all landscaping John Woods will feature a common area green space that will serve as a community gathering space for the residents The Queen Ann Court project would extend the street that runs off of King George Boulevard It will be the first project to get underway with City Council’s approval this week was the street was supposed to go straight through to Trebisky to match Queen Mary which is the next street over,” explains Love you can tell that it's an unfinished street just based on the layout.” Love says Queen Ann will still end in a cul-de-sac because it won’t go all the way through to Trebisky which currently sit on more than a half-acre of land with a portion of their backyards will be split to create the land for the Queen Ann Court expansion The new Queen Ann homes will match the existing homes and the street would become city property Because there will be some stormwater management necessary Love says an HOA will be created to maintain the homes which will have a starting price of $300,000 The final development in the works is a two-acre site at Monarch Road and Montagano Boulevard, where builder Al Steplight of Highland Heights-based Gorgeous Homes by Steplight plans to construct nine single-family houses CLEVELAND — A man has been indicted for a shooting in South Euclid that killed 31-year-old Jermain Moore-Taylor according to Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas records was charged with two counts of murder and one charge of felonious assault the South Euclid Police Department investigated two shootings that occurred almost 10 minutes apart in South Euclid Roberts is indicted for one of those shootings RELATED: South Euclid police investigating 2 shootings Court records state Roberts pled not guilty to the indictment in court and has a bond set at $500,000 Ohio (WOIO) - The South Euclid Fire Department battled two house fires Thursday with one resulting in the death of two cats According to the South Euclid Fire Department firefighters responded to a house fire on Colony Road a little after 9 a.m according to the South Euclid Fire Department Firefighters knocked the fire quickly without any injuries to the residents or firefighters South Euclid firefighters responded to the second house fire around 4 p.m According to a post on Facebook by the South Euclid Fire Department the fire was on the second floor of the home and a portion ceiling collapsed onto the first floor The South Euclid Fire Department reported no injuries to residents or firefighters Beachwood Fire Department and Richmond Heights Fire Department assisted in battling Thursday’s blazes Fox 8 Cleveland WJW One person was hospitalized after a fire broke out in South Euclid on Monday evening Scattered showers are decreasing through the late night and overnight There are still a few leftover showers and storms through late evening There's a new push to install seatbelts on school buses in one local district Akron police said they arrested a 31-year-old man who crashed his car into an apartment building striking a gas meter and prompting an evacuation then rammed a police cruiser multiple times hey're invisible invaders found in the air Tears of joy over a positive pregnancy test quickly turned to tears of fear for a Conneaut woman The National Weather Service has issued Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for Coshocton A major dredging project is now underway along the Cuyahoga River and Cleveland Harbor Army Corps of Engineers and its contractor beginning work to clear out the vital shipping lanes this would have been a very impressive and very important building The same area of low pressure that brought the rain into Northeast Ohio over the weekend will bring in more rain on Monday and Tuesday Scattered to numerous rain showers and storms will develop Monday afternoon/evening A few stronger storms will impact areas mainly for places along and east of I-77 Kenny Crumpton is a guest on the Tales and Trails Metroparks Podcast Ohio — The City of South Euclid has listed dozens of addresses as owing $54,658.18 for lawn care maintenance but some of those homeowners on that list claim they never received such a service from the city and now want answers In the City of South Euclid's City Council meeting agenda from July 22 an ordinance "assessing unpaid costs of nuisance abatement (high grass "There's a 72-hour notice we give any owners out of compliance with 6 inches or more [of high grass] we send out our private contractor to cut the grass," stated City of South Euclid Housing Manager TJ Murray One South Euclid address is listed as owing as much as $1,012.32 Since I suffered a heart attack and a stroke I'm not able to maintain it myself so I pay someone to maintain my grass." Betts said the lawn care specialist he hired also takes care of many of his neighbors so I don't know what the City of South Euclid is talking about," said Betts Betts claims neither his wife nor has he seen a city employee tend to his yard or had a city employee knock on his door about his property News 5 knocked on a handful of doors after speaking with Betts to see if anyone else may be in the same boat of confusion as him Matthew McAllister lives a few streets over His address was also on the city's list for owing money for lawn care service "[The City of South Euclid] put something on my front door [about a month ago] because my weeds were a little bit too long and they said I had 72 hours to take care of it," said McAllister He said $60 for taking care of the front yard and backyard is a fair price but he'd rather take care of the problem on his own McAllister told News 5 that he trimmed his property's weeds within 24 hours and assumed the situation was taken care of because he didn't hear from South Euclid after that He said he only found out he was reportedly in debt to the city after hearing from News 5 "I don't think it's fair because I did take care of it in the timeframe they gave me." Murray said there are a few options on when those listed as owing money for lawn care services can pay Both McAllister and Betts want answers before stroking a check New 5 followed up with the City of South Euclid on Thursday but city hall had already closed for the day The City of South Euclid updated News 5 with the following Friday morning Betts rents the property and is not the owner All abatements go to the owner of the property and not the renter it is also my understanding that the tenant in his lease agreement is responsible for maintaining the landscaping and the city not only had to cut the lawn but also abate the overgrown bushes on his property There appears to be a dispute between the renter and the landlord as to who is responsible for the maintenance of the property and paying for the subject abatement," stated the City of South Euclid Director of Community Services and Development The City of South Euclid attached photos showing overgrown grass along the front of Betts's home as well as in the driveway But Betts told News 5 he has only lived at his current residence for less than a year The City of South Euclid sent News 5 reports for McAllister's address McAllister has been cited numerous times for tall grass and weeds To find out if your address is on the City of South Euclid's radar for owing money for lawn care services, CLICK HERE The link shows a variety of agendas for 2024 and the list of addresses will begin on page 15 a nonprofit community development corporation in South Euclid offers a Senior Landscaping grant program to help the city's senior residents age in place Seniors who are interested in applying for a grant must do so in January each year Seniors who are interested and eligible should call One South Euclid in January at 216-396-9392 to apply for a grant there may be more applicants than available funds it is possible that not every applicant will be awarded a grant If you have any questions regarding your lawn care bill through the City of South Euclid