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Downtown Residents Council - Cincinnati, OH

Stepping Out Downtown

200TH BIRTHDAY OF CHARLES “BOZ” DICKENS

10:00am - 5:00pm February 07

MERCANTILE LIBRARY

Consider it an Open House birthday party for a very (very) old friend. Prolific British novelist Charles Dickens was born 200 years ago on February 7, and Cincinnati’s oldest library will celebrate all day. Between 10:00 a.m. an...
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BREAKFAST LECTURE W/ CHIEF JAMES CRAIG

7:45am February 08

CINCINNATI MASONIC CENTER

Complimentary breakfast is served at 7:45 a.m. Chief Craig’s discussion starts at 8:10 a.m.; Q&A follows The program concludes by 9:00 a.m. Cincinnati Masonic Center 317 East Fifth Street Cincinnati, OH 45202 513-421-3579 Th...
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Be Sure to See...

Help Stop Panhandling. Cincinnati has a very detailed law controlling panhandling. See how it protects you. Additionally, here is a helpful brochure on how you, your neighbors and your colleagues can make change without providing spare change.

Secure Your Vehicle. Learn more about how you can better secure your vehicle with this downloadable brochure from the Cincinnati Police Department.

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DRC OPEN HOUSE - SUPERBOWL PARTY

Sunday, February 05

Renaissance @ Power Bldg - 224 E 8th St
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Be a Member!

Membership has its benefits! A growing number of downtown merchants offer discounts to DRC memberts. See our current list. Why not join today?


We Meet Monthly

We encourage you to join us at our monthly meetings - 6 pm the second Tuesday in the Tower Room of the Public Library. Minutes for our last twelve meetings are available here.

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Downtown Recognized for Integration
With over 30 years of diversity, Downtown was recognized and named as a Gold Medal Community for beeing a stable integrated neighborhood at 'Hidden Treasures', a human resource summit, on Nov. 21, 2009. Corryville and Madisonville were the only other neighborhoods so recognized.

Pictured with the banner presented to the DRC are Elizabeth Brown of Housing Opportunities Made Equal, Conrad Thiede of the DRC, Al DeJarnett and Brandon Wier of the Cincinnatus Association. Cincinnatus worked with HOME to determine which communities in Hamilton County are most diverse and how that diversity lends to their strengths. Arrangements are being made for display of the banner at the Public Library.

Our Downtown on the Move

Downtown Cincinnati is now home to over 4,200 residents, with more arriving every month as new condos and apartment homes are completed. The Downtown Residents Council works to develop a community atmosphere, conducts projects to improve the quality of life, and voices concerns of residents at City Hall.

We work closely with the Police Department on safety issues and Downtown Cincinnati Inc. and 3CDC on development and promotion efforts.

Help Us Stop Graffiti! Call it in! If you see graffiti on a building, sidewalk, rack, etc. please help us get rid of it ASAP. The longer graffiti stays up, the greater the invitation for more. Please contact DCI Ambassador Director John Baker when you see graffiti. John will dispatch a team to photograph it, report it to the police and remove it. John's number is 513-383-5075.

Ambassador Hotline. To contact a DCI Safe and Clean Ambassador, call their hotline at: 513-623-3429. In an emergency, always call 911.