But you would expect our housing stock to keep up with that growth, or at least stay flat.

Our city’s growing. For the first time in a generation, our population is growing.

That was a really important experience for me. Because it solidified my progressive values, while also showing me that the folks on the other side of the aisle were, to a large degree, just trying to do what they thought was right, even…

We sold the railroad because we were facing a $400m deferred capital maintenance bill, and were very concerned that we didn’t have the money to maintain the infrastructure that we had, much less build new infrastructure.

It’s the worst-case scenario for us.

It was horrifying to watch.

That’s not who we are as a city.

I have been in consistent communication with Chief Theetge, and our police have been working around the clock to investigate and bring perpetrators of violence to justice.

It is intolerable in any part of the city.

I am confident that arrests are forthcoming.

We have made meaningful, tangible progress for folks across our community, and this is a moment to keep building on the momentum we’ve worked so hard to create.

Messages of hate like this have no place in our region. It was shocking and disgusting to see swastikas displayed in Evendale.

Messages of hate like this have no place in our region.

This is not what we stand for, and it will never be what we stand for.

It was shocking and disgusting to see swastikas displayed in Evendale today.

We need state action. We need federal action because this is a federal problem.

It`s madness. It`s absolutely madness to put more guns on our streets to exacerbate the problem even more.

This is absolutely a national problem. It`s happening in Cincinnati. It`s happening in cities all across the United States.

My family went from being refugees to them now the next mayor of Cincinnati.