Voting is open from
August 1 - August 22
Vote at the Expo on August 1
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How and where can I vote?
Residents can vote both online and in-person through August 22, including at community centers, events, and neighborhood meetings.
How will the voting process work?
Voting is done through a process called ranked choice voting where you will rank 3 projects that you would like to be funded. At the end of the voting period, the projects with the most votes will be awarded up to $100,000.
Why it matters:
Your choices decide which projects get funded and shape how money is spent in your community.
Have more questions? See our FAQ Document below.
What: It's time to vote for the PB CLE Pilot projects created by and for Slavic Village!
At the PB CLE Pilot Voting Expo on August 1, Slavic Village residents high school-aged and up will be able to connect with their neighbors, learn more about what’s on the ballot, and cast a vote for their favorite projects!
RSVP above to attend the Expo! You won't want to miss it!
When: Saturday, August 1, from 12pm - 3pm
Where: Location TBD
The PB CLE Pilot Voting Expo
Projects on the 2026 PB CLE Pilot Ballot
ANTMEN
A mentoring program, ANTMEN promotes a safe, affirming space where young men ages 6 - 18 can explore identity, purpose, and emotional well-being while building life skills rooted in strength, integrity, and accountability.
Budget: $43,470.48
Pet Food Security
Neighborhood Pets will expand its existing pet food pantry, increasing the quantity of food for current participants. This program will allow more families to keep their pets, reduce financial strain, and connect residents to support resources.
Budget: $30,000
Clean Up, So We Can See
Ensures that tech is used as a tool for mutual aid and protection (not just surveillance/exclusion). Provide critical support and infrastructure to the dedicated groups throughout Slavic Village that are already actively leading local cleanup and beautification projects.
Budget: $13,500
Save PLAV Lincoln Post #13 + E-Sign
Lincoln Post, a Slavic Village mainstay and community event host, needs facility repairs to continue as a gathering space. The proposal includes an electronic information sign displaying current community events and happenings.
Budget: $20,000
Fleet Garden Center
Will host gardening classes, serve as a community gathering place & offer a neighborhood tool & equipment sharing program
Budget: $23,000
Sustainable Sewing Project
The program teaches pregnant women and women with children under age 5 who are experiencing homelessness how to sew high quality reusable bags, purses, etc. that can be sold online. The Haven Home provides childcare and other resources.
Budget: $10,000
Forest City Park Trail Expansion
The already-designed Phase 2 of Forest City Park will be built out by acquiring a vacant parcel. The design builds the proposed trail connecting to Independence Road which will help connect to the “Downtown Connector.”
Budget: $11,000
These Kids Can Swing!
First Tee will create a full scholarship fund for SV youth (age 7-18) will ensure no child is excluded due to cost from participating in golf and culinary programs. Programs build life skills, confidence, physical health and emotional well-being.
Budget: $10,000
Morganic Gardens Remediation
Soil remediation for one of Cleveland’s oldest gardens to revitalize approximately 50 community garden plots. The soil needs treatment with a new blend of materials to lower lead levels.
Budget: $15,000
Vacant Property and Condition Survey
The Survey will assess buildings and property conditions for the entire neighborhood, grading them A to F. It will identify vacant land and notify the public. This project aims to help identify affordable housing & vacant land opportunities while eliminating blight and hazardous conditions.
Budget: $10,000
Learn more about each project at the Voting Expo on August 1!
The 2025 - 2026 Guidebook was co-authored by the Neighborhood Steering Committee, PB CLE Staff, and the Coordinating Committee. It outlines the rules for the PB Pilot in Slavic Village.
Design the Process
A Neighborhood Steering Committee that represents Slavic Village writes the rules for the pilot process. The rules can be found in the Guidebook here.
Idea Collection
Slavic Village residents and community members submit ideas that they believe will improve their neighborhood.
Develop Proposals
Resident Budget Delegates develop ideas into proposals with the help of Proposal Development Coaches.
Vote
Slavic Village residents vote in-person and online for projects they want to see!
Fund & Implement Winning Projects
Winning projects with the most votes get funded and implemented!
