CITY HALL holiday closing: FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2026, in observance of GOOD FRIDAY
City Hall will be closed on FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2026, in observance of GOOD FRIDAY
We will reopen on MONDAY, APRIL 6, 2026.
2026 Exterior Home Repair Grant Program
The City is proud to announce the return of the Exterior Home Repair Grant Program! This initiative helps residents maintain their homes and beautify our neighborhoods.
- Applications will become available April 15th
- Award up to $2,500 for an exterior home repair
- First come, first serve application process
Visit the City website on April 15th to grab your application.
Golden Maple Leaves Newsletter – April Edition
The Golden Maple Leaves Newsletter is now being produced by MyCommunityOnline, available online monthly here:
https://mycommunityonline.com/organization/maple-heights-senior-center-44137
There is also the option on this page to subscribe to the newsletter, which will allow the organization to email you the newsletter when it comes out! Just press the “Receive Publication via Email” button and fill out the information.
Alternatively, scan the QR code below to be taken directly to the MyCommunityOnline site for our newsletter:
Please note: Lee Road Bridge construction
Please note: Lee Road Bridge construction in Maple Heights is upcoming. The road will be closed to through traffic between Libby and McCracken Roads. Please check back on the County website for the official start date and further announcements.
Mayor’s Court Window is Closed from Thursday, April 9th, 2026 thru Monday, April 13th, 2026
Mayor’s Court Window is Closed from Thursday, April 9th, 2026 thru Monday, April 13th, 2026.
For all questions and concerns, please contact [email protected] or leave a voicemail at (216) 587-9006. All inquiries will be reviewed and a response will be provided as promptly as possible.
Parking Violations / Tickets can be paid the following ways:
– Payments can be left in the drop box next to the front door of City Hall Building or can be mailed in
– Credit Card payments can be made online
– Warrants can be paid at the Police Station
– Waiverable Tickets & Parking Violations can be paid online at, www.ohioticketpayments.com/MapleHeights
* Tickets will need to be looked up by name NOT ticket number
Mayor’s Court Window will reopen on Tuesday, April 14th, 2026.
Mayor’s Court will be in session on Tuesday, April 14th, 2026 at 3:30pm.
PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF MAPLE HEIGHTS 2026 Cuyahoga County Special Municipal Community Development Block Grant
The City of Maple Heights is eligible to apply for funding from Federal Block Grant funds administered by Cuyahoga County through the Department of Development. The 2026 Special Municipal Grant funds are going toward street improvement projects and going toward Senior related projects. Block Grants funds can be used for a variety of housing, economic development and community improvement projects.
Residents are invited to attend a Public Hearing to voice their opinions on local housing and community development needs, or to submit opinions in writing to the address below. A list of eligible activities and application requirements will be provided at the hearing.
The Public Hearing will be held IN PERSON on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 11:00 AM at:
Maple Heights Senior Center
15901 Libby Rd.
Maple Heights, Ohio 44137
For further information, contact Kennyada Nash at (216) 587-9032 or email: [email protected].
Any persons who wish to attend and require special accommodations under the Americans With Disabilities Act, please contact the Maple Heights City Hall at (216) 587-9032, or by email at no later than 72 hours prior to public hearing.
The City of Maple Heights Joins the Nation in Observing Child Abuse Prevention Month
This April, The City of Maple Heights invites the community to join in recognizing Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness and take action to protect children and support families. Across the nation, communities are coming together to plant blue pinwheel gardens, a symbol of hope, joy, and the importance of happy, healthy childhoods.
The pinwheel represents our collective commitment to ensuring every child grows up in a safe and nurturing environment. This year, The City of Maple Heights has planted a pinwheel garden on Granger Road Bridge and will have a Proclamation declaring April 2026 as Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Child abuse affects millions of children every year, yet we all have the power to make a difference. By recognizing the signs, speaking up, and sharing resources, we can work together to prevent harm and create safer communities.
What You Can Do:
- Learn the Signs: Unexplained injuries, behavioral changes, and extreme withdrawal are some that could indicate abuse.
- Speak Up: If you suspect abuse, call the 24-hour Child Abuse Hotline at 216-696-KIDS (5437).
- Support Prevention: Engage in conversations with children and spread awareness in your community.
Spotlight on Canopy Child Advocacy Center:
Canopy works tirelessly to provide a safe haven for children and families affected by abuse. Through their multidisciplinary approach, they minimize trauma, offer support, and ensure justice. Learn more about Canopy’s impact: Canopy Child Advocacy Center.
Together, we can protect our community’s most vulnerable. Let’s take action today to ensure every child feels safe, valued, and loved.
2026 Lawn Mower Exchange Drawing Registration
Registration is now closed.
ENBRIDGE EAST OHIO GAS UPGRADE WORK: FRIEND & LEE – MLR – PIR # 3515 CONSTRUCTION
Construction Notice – EJH Draft Notice 2-27-26
The City of Maple Heights Joins the United States of Kindness – 250 Acts of Kindness in 2026
The City of Maple Heights is proud to join the United States of Kindness, a national movement launching in 2026 to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary through action. As a participating partner, The City of Maple Heights has committed to taking part in the USK 250 Acts of Kindness Call to Action, encouraging kindness across its organization and community throughout the year.
The City of Maple Heights is proud to join the United States of Kindness and take part in the 250 Acts of Kindness Challenge. This effort aligns with our commitment to service, connection, and making a positive impact in the communities we serve.
The United States of Kindness invites every American to complete 250 acts of kindness in 2026 and share their stories, building a visible culture of compassion, connection, and unity nationwide.
To learn more, visit www.USofKindness.org
One act of kindness can change a life; 250 million acts of kindness shared could change a nation.
Join the movement. Like. Follow @USofKindness. Share #USK250.