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Votes at a glance: summary of final actions taken by Cleveland City Council on March 10, 2025
Summary
Council recorded final passage on several items: Ordinance 3 39 2025 (compensation amendments) and Resolutions 3 34–3 36; prior to that the council approved suspension motions to place legislation on final passage. Roll-call votes are recorded below.
Cleveland City Council recorded several final actions on March 10, 2025. Below are the items that were placed on final passage or adopted during the session and the recorded roll-call tallies as read into the record.
Ordinance 3 39 20 25 (amend compensation classifications). Read as a first-reading emergency ordinance and placed on final passage the same day after a motion to suspend the rules. The motion to suspend the rules was made by Councilmember Santana and seconded by Councilmember McCormack; the roll call to suspend recorded 14 yeas. The roll call on passage read 14 yeas (Griffin, Bishop, Conwell, Gray, Hairston, Harsh, House Jones, Jones, Casey, Kelly, Moore, McCormack, Polencik, Santana, Slife, Spencer, Star — as read in the record). The ordinance was recorded as passed.
Resolutions 3 34 20 25, 3 35 20 25 and 3 36 20 25 (liquor permit location and renewal matters, and objections/withdrawals). These items were read under the heading “First reading, emergency resolutions to be adopted.” A motion to suspend the rules and place these resolutions on final adoption was made by Councilmember Santana and seconded by Councilmember McCormack; the roll call for suspension and adoption was recorded as 15 yeas. The clerk read the roll for adoption as 15 yeas.
Other votes and procedural actions recorded during the meeting included approval to dispense with reading of the prior meeting journal (motion by Councilmember Santana, seconded by Councilmember McCormack) and excusal of absences for Councilmembers Spencer and Star (motion by Councilmember Santana, seconded by Councilmember McCormack).
Items listed on first reading or referred for administrative review (including a number of departmental contract authorizations, encroachment permits, procurement ordinances, and housing funding notices) were not taken to final vote during this session and remain pending committee or administrative review.
