Representing the Corryville neighborhood since 1984.
Corryville Community Council
Founded in 1984, the Corryville Community Council is one of the most inclusive and diverse community councils across the city. Providing representation to students, life-long residents, business owners, and alike, our work spans across generations.
Corryville, circa 1938.
Connecting Communities
The Corryville Community Council offers a chance for anyone who wants to connect with their neighborhood (whether it be for the next four years, or the next forty) to bring their individual skills, interests, and abilities together to create collective action and make Corryville a better place for everyone.
“Fostering the prosperity of the current ; Preserving the culture of historic ; Creating an equitable and sustainable future.”
Local Accountability
Our meetings invite community representatives, from Cincinnati Police & Fire, to Community Developers and Cincinnati Public Libraries and others, to answer questions and give updates on our neighborhood. This vital discussion allows us to identify and address the current issues facing Corryville. We encourage residents to bring their tough questions, concerns, and ideas to every meeting.
Residents First,
Always.
The Corryville Community Council regularly meets with developers, local businesses, city representatives, and other actors who have projects in our neighborhood. We work to identify areas of opportunity within proposed projects that would benefit our residents, as well as voice concern and work to protect our neighbors from potential harms that may have been overlooked.
Monthly Meetings
Our general meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month,
at the Corryville Recreation Center and via Zoom.
Join us at our monthly meetings to discuss the current issues facing our neighbors and businesses.
Talk with Cincinnati Police, Fire, business owners, city leaders, and more about the curernt issues facing our neighborhood.
Bring your issues: our conversation is only possible with your input. Email us with your concerns, opportunities, and others for discussion at the next meeting