Cleveland City Council Recognizes Friendly Inn Settlement

Cleveland City Council is preparing to formally recognize the Friendly Inn Settlement through a ceremonial resolution. Filed as resolution 646-2026, this measure seeks to honor the organization during its upcoming Community Impact Award Gala and highlights its ongoing contributions to the local community.

What's in the file

The record is a ceremonial resolution intended to provide official recognition to the Friendly Inn Settlement. The resolution serves to acknowledge the organization's work and its role within the city.

The Friendly Inn Settlement has a long history in Cleveland, having been established in 1874 by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union as one of the city's first settlement houses Encyclopedia of Cleveland History. Today, the organization provides social services to residents, particularly within the Central and Fairfax neighborhoods Friendly Inn Settlement 150th Celebration.

Status and timeline

May 11, 2026: The resolution was officially introduced and filed with City Council.

Residents can verify the details of this recognition by reviewing the official source record for resolution 646-2026.

Source record

File
646-2026
Type
Ceremonial Resolution
Status
Filed
Committee
City Council
Introduced
May 10, 2026

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