Nosebleeds, asbestos and a $1 million fix at RTA’s Brookpark facility
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Nosebleeds, asbestos and a $1 million fix at RTA’s Brookpark facility
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The Public Meetings Report for the week of October 12, 2026
From Signal Cleveland and Cleveland Documenters.
In this week’s Public Meetings Report, RTA employees report health symptoms leading to the discovery of asbestos at one of its maintenance facilities. Plus, Cleveland’s City Planning Commission approves building plans for five new single-family homes in the St. Clair-Superior neighborhood. Learn more in this week’s episode.
The Documenters whose work contributed to this episode are:
Pearl Chen
Lauren Simone
Kaitlin Bender-Thomas
Max Tomassoni
Their work has been compiled this week by Doug Breehl Pitorak. The Public Meetings Report is produced by Gennifer Harding-Gosnell.
The Public Meetings Report is produced by Signal Cleveland and Cleveland Documenters, in partnership with WOVU 95.9FM.
Show Notes:
Signal Cleveland Documenters coverage:
- First District community safety meeting Notes [1] and [2], Sept. 3, 2026
- City Planning Commission Notes, Sept. 4, 2026
- Board of Trustees committees, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Notes, Sept. 8, 2026
- ‘Thank you for building smaller houses:’ Details on the new homes and renovated storefronts coming to St. Clair-Superior By Cleveland Documenters
Signal Cleveland reporting:
- New housing and rehab will be the focus of a revitalization model in St. Clair-Superior By Olivera Perkins
Recordings:
- City Planning Commission, Sept. 4, 2026
- Board of Trustees committees, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority, Sept. 8, 2026