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Frank G. Jackson
Mayor, City of Cleveland
Frank G. Jackson is the fifty-sixth mayor of Cleveland. He grew up in Cleveland and has been a strong advocate for the city.
He was elected to Cleveland City Council in 1989 to represent Ward 5. He served as a council member for 16 year and was elected Council President in 2002. During that time, the Ward 5 neighborhood experienced a revival and became a thriving community with new housing developments and small businesses. His goals are to:
- heal the rifts that have divided the city,
- bring excellence back to the Cleveland Municipal School District,
- attract and retain jobs for city residents
- continue the progress of revitalizing the city’s diverse neighborhoods,
- work with suburban mayors and officials to create a regional economy, and
- deliver quality services to residents and businesses.
He demonstrates strong leadership in seeking regional solutions, and he says he will know he has made a difference if his work unites the lives of children, seniors, disabled people, families, business and all who share the city of Cleveland.
Read about more about the 8th Annual Summit, "Changes & Challenges" held on Friday, June 8, 2007.
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