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1. Does the City sell trash, recycling and lawn bags?

No. The City does not sell these items. They may be purchased from Home Improvement stores.

2. I can't come in to City Hall during normal working hours. Where else may I make a payment?

Other forms of payment include:

• You may mail your payment to:
  City of Cleveland Heights
  40 Severance Circle
  Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
• There are a payment drop boxes located in front of City Hall and at the Cleveland Heights Community Center, located at One Monticello Boulevard.
• You may contact the Water Department at 216-291-5995 to pay your water/sewer bill by phone with your credit card.

3. How do I obtain a parking permit for a municipal parking lot?

Parking permits for municipal lots are sold on a quarterly basis. Parking lots with available permits for sale may be purchased during normal hours of operation (8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) at the cashier’s window. Permits for parking lots currently sold out, that become available after renewals, will go on sale the last business day of each quarter (i.e., March, June, September and December).

The ‘’lottery’’-type sale will begin at 8:00 a.m. Vehicle information, such as the make, model, year and license plate number will be required at the time of purchase. The cost for a quarterly parking permit is $115 per quarter. Seniors (65 years or older) pay $30 per quarter.

Check, cash, Visa and MasterCard are acceptable forms of payment. For questions regarding permit availability or the sale of permits, contact the Treasury Department at 216-291-5770. If all parking lots in your area are sold out, you may utilize 24-hour parking meters or park on the street where overnight parking is permitted. For questions regarding on-street parking, call 216-291-5770.

4. What's required to obtain a bicycle license?

Cyclists must supply the color, make, tire size and serial number of the bike. The fee is $2. However, the registration fee may be waived by the City if, at the time of registration, the applicant brings his/her bicycle helmet in and signs a pledge agreeing to wear the helmet at all times when riding the registered bicycle.