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| Government |
Charter – Mayor and Council – 9 Council Members (1 President, 4 Ward, 4 At-Large)
Settled in 1796. Township 1809. Village 1903. Incorporated as a City in 1930.
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| Population |
2000 U.S. Census: 52,717 |
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| Area |
10.3 square miles (6,592 acres) |
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| Assessed Valuation |
$850,325,160 ($109.20 per $1,000 combined millage – effective Commercial/Industrial Tax Rate $71.95 per $1,000) |
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| Banks |
9 Banks and Savings & Loans with 15 branches |
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| Churches |
25 representing 13 denominations; 1 Buddhist temple; 3 non-denominational |
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| Building |
2,713 permits issued in 2004; Valuation $12,927,469.97 |
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| Dwelling Units |
26,276 total units updated annually from Housing Dept. Annual Report |
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| Industry |
Manufacturing base includes 150 companies producing machinery, aerospace components, automotive parts, electrical components, welding equipment, and machined parts. |
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| Newspapers |
1 weekly (Euclid Sun-Journal); 2 dailies (Euclid News-Herald, Cleveland Plain Dealer) |
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| Railroads |
2 freight (CSX, Norfolk & Southern) |
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| Bus Lines |
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority |
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| Highways |
U.S. Routes 6 (Chardon Road) and 20 (Euclid Avenue); State Routes 2 (Lakeland Freeway), 175 (Richmond Road), 283 (Lake Shore Boulevard); Interstate 90 (Lakeland Freeway), providing access to Interstates 71, 77, and 271. |
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| Hospitals |
Euclid Hospital (Cleveland Clinic Health System): 371 beds; services include emergency services, surgery, acute and subacute care, 48-bed Acute and Outpatient Rehabilitation Centers. |
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| Education |
Euclid City Schools (includes 1 High School, 2 Middle Schools, and 7 Elementary Schools). Total student enrollment: 6,569; 510 teachers including administrative personnel, Continuing Education Program. Enrollment in 4 Parochial Grade Schools, 1,317 students, and High School, 503 students; 1 Charter School (K-6), 575 students |
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| Libraries |
1 Library: 299,340 total volumes; 57,714 audio visual aids |
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| Recreation Facilities |
Memorial Park: 55 acres featuring lighted sports area (sand volleyball, baseball, soccer, tennis courts); park also includes picnic area, batting cage, miniature golf, playground, pool, and enclosed ice arena.
Playgrounds/Recreation: 254 total recreation acres. Includes 18 playgrounds, 31 tennis courts (10 lighted), 9 basketball courts, 19 ball diamonds (6 lighted), 7 soccer fields.
Swimming Pools:
1 outdoor deep water-Memorial Park
(75’ x 150’)
4 neighborhood shallow water (35’ x 80’)
1 children’s interactive
Golf Course: 18 hole regulation course on 126 acres; 6,274 yards, par 70; 39 sand traps, 6 lakes, 2 practice greens, 1 lighted driving range; gas carts; Pro Shop, snack bar and pavilion; full service lounge
Lakefront Parks: Sims Park: 33.5 acres with 800’ beachfront, playground, picnic area, amphitheater and disc golf. Clubhouse Park: 17.5 acres.
Cleveland Metroparks: Euclid Creek Reservation: 233 acres.
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| Senior Center |
1 Senior Center serving congregate lunches 5 days a week, home delivered meals to the homebound. Services provided: transportation, chore, homemaker, social worker evaluation. Activities and trips. Monthly newsletter provided. |
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| Infrastructure |
143.065 miles of streets; 3.06 miles of interstate freeways (Interstate Route 90), 1.65 miles south spur; 262.38 miles of sewers; 139.65 miles of water mains. |
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| Fire Stations |
3 stations, 76 firefighters, 19 pieces of equipment |
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| Police Stations |
1 station and 1 mini-station with 96 police officers, 62 vehicles, 11 school guards, 37 auxiliary |
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| Public Meetings |
City Council meets 1st and 3rd Monday of each month, 7:00 P.M.
Planning & Zoning Commission meets 3rd Tuesday of each month
Civil Service Commission meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month
Recreation Commission meets 4th Tuesday of each month
Architectural Review Board meets 4th Thursday of each month
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| Motels |
1 motel |
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| Shopping Centers |
4 including one enclosed mall |
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