The LARGE majority of people in greater Cleveland want the traffic cams in Cleveland to go away.
We need your help in gathering signatures on the petitions to have this issue put on the ballot for November's election.
We were at the West Side Market on May 1st and it is a tremendously productive place to gather signatures.
If you can help out for an hour or more, that would be incredibly helpful.
We will be on the parking lot side of the market, right where you enter the market. If you go to the link below, we will meet at the intersection where it shows Market St. and W. 24th.
- Date: Saturday, May 8, 2010
- Time: 9:00am - 2:00pm
- Location: West Side Market - 1979 West 25th Street, Cleveland, OH
Here's a map of where the market is: http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=UTF-8&ie=UTF8&q=west+side+market&fb=1&gl=us&hq=west+side+market&hnear=Beachwood,+OH&cid=0,0,12372574425359174750&ei=gd7cS6aBN5TSNb-c_NMH&ved=0CAcQnwIwAA&ll=41.48664,-81.702983&spn=0.007008,0.01354&z=16
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
Cleveland Ban The Cams Petition Signature Collecting: This Saturday May 8th
From our friends at Cuyahoga County for Liberty --
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Support Cuyahoga County for Liberty & COAST's Ban Red Light Cameras Rally tomorrow in Cleveland
The Cuyahoga County for Liberty group by working with COAST is kicking off their campaign to ban Red Light Cameras in Cleveland & Garfield Hts. The Cleveland Tea Party Patriots have endorsed this effort without reservation and encourage all our members to attend the press confernce tomorrow.
Make sure to visit the CC4L booth at our Tax Day Tea Party where you can sign up to be more involved.
From our friends at Cuyahoga County for Liberty--
For immediate release:
Monday, April 5, 2010 at 8:30 AM
For more information:
Christopher P. Finney, 513-720-2996 (COAST)
Maryanne Petranek, 216-503-2238 ( Cleveland )
Frank Wagner, 216-799-2909 ( Garfield Heights )
On Friday, at the invitation of local activists, COAST returns to Cleveland to formally launch petition drives to fight Red Light Cameras in the cities of Cleveland and Garfield Heights . COAST will come with petitions and petitioning instructions in hand to start the 2010 drive. The details of the gathering are as follows:
The intersection of Chester Ave. and E. 71st
Friday, April 9, 2010 at Noon
(This is the intersection where more tickets have been issued for red light cameras in Cleveland than any other.)
In 2009, at least three other cities in Ohio batted back Red Light Cameras. Pickerington residents defeated the plan with legislative action, and voters in Chillicothe and Heath, Ohio banned the cameras with ballot initiatives.
In 2008,Cincinnati voters banned the pernicious and intrusive devices with a Charter Amendment.
The Cleveland and Garfield Heights Charter Amendment proposals are modeled after Cincinnati 's and will effectively ban unmanned red light and speeding cameras from being enforced in City limits.
On Thursday, COAST and local volunteers in Toledo will re-launch the effort to ban the cameras in that City as well.
Make sure to visit the CC4L booth at our Tax Day Tea Party where you can sign up to be more involved.
From our friends at Cuyahoga County for Liberty--
COAST brings campaign to ban Red Light Cameras
to
Cleveland and Garfield Heights
Friday, April 9, 2010 at Noon
For immediate release:
Monday, April 5, 2010 at 8:30 AM
For more information:
Christopher P. Finney, 513-720-2996 (COAST)
Maryanne Petranek, 216-503-2238 ( Cleveland )
Frank Wagner, 216-799-2909 ( Garfield Heights )
On Friday, at the invitation of local activists, COAST returns to Cleveland to formally launch petition drives to fight Red Light Cameras in the cities of Cleveland and Garfield Heights . COAST will come with petitions and petitioning instructions in hand to start the 2010 drive. The details of the gathering are as follows:
The intersection of Chester Ave. and E. 71st
Friday, April 9, 2010 at Noon
(This is the intersection where more tickets have been issued for red light cameras in Cleveland than any other.)
In 2009, at least three other cities in Ohio batted back Red Light Cameras. Pickerington residents defeated the plan with legislative action, and voters in Chillicothe and Heath, Ohio banned the cameras with ballot initiatives.
In 2008,Cincinnati voters banned the pernicious and intrusive devices with a Charter Amendment.
The Cleveland and Garfield Heights Charter Amendment proposals are modeled after Cincinnati 's and will effectively ban unmanned red light and speeding cameras from being enforced in City limits.
On Thursday, COAST and local volunteers in Toledo will re-launch the effort to ban the cameras in that City as well.
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