Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced a first-of-its-kind legal action against 50 Cleveland property owners who failed to comply with city lead-safe regulations at their homes.
CLEVELAND — Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced a first-of-its-kind legal action against 50 Cleveland property owners who have failed to comply with city lead-safe regulations at their homes.
David Roberts, Cleveland Chief Assistant of Law for Code Enforcement, told News 5 that the 50 property owners were issued 75 first-degree misdemeanor charges after it was determined a child at their property had been lead poisoned.
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