Public documents that mention Michael C. O'Malley.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Cuyahoga County Council Meeting Agenda
The council meeting agenda includes several key legislative items such as a resolution to adopt changes to the county non-bargaining classification plan, multiple resolutions awarding ARPA community grant funds for various community projects including plumbing updates for Treatment Works, Inc., seating area installation at Clark Field, and infrastructure improvements for the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center and Food Strong. Additionally, the agenda outlines resolutions regarding amendments to the county charter concerning tax levies, campaign finance laws, the election of the sheriff, and the confirmation of the removal of board members. The agenda also covers various operating budget amendments, parking rate adjustments, and ordinances regarding commercial regulation and weights and measures.
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The meeting focused on the jail construction project, covering the history of the steering committee, project delivery methods, and current project status. Discussions included the nomination of a committee chair, establishment of rules for public notice and comment for meetings, and an overview of the jail project's metrics, including housing capacity, classifications, and the professional development center. The committee reviewed the design-build methodology and progress toward finalizing the guaranteed maximum price and moving into construction.
Oct 28, 2019·Board meeting
County Council Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The County Council meeting focused on budget reviews and presentations for various court divisions. The Domestic Relations Division discussed proposed budgets, staffing challenges, and new initiatives such as intelligent filing solutions. The Probate Division reported on its expanded electronic filing system, unique marriage license collaborations, a court resource center for self-represented parties, and a new 'Guardian Partners' program for vulnerable residents. The Court of Appeals reviewed its proposed biennial budget, emphasizing software and personnel training initiatives. The Prosecutor's Office discussed the fiscal impact of the opioid crisis on the community and children's services, while also expressing support for expanded eligibility for drug court. The Public Defender discussed office resources, progress in sealing felony records, juvenile court abuse and neglect cases, and significant improvements in reimbursement rates.
