News 5 has learned from the City of Cleveland that they’ll be putting up new signs at Public Square on Wednesday, enforcing a code already in the books that says you can’t be there between the hours of midnight and 5 a.m.
Violators will first receive a warning. Then, you may be cited with a minor misdemeanor if you don’t comply.
I spoke with Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb Tuesday, and he told her that his administration has continued to beef up security at Public Square, tackling quality-of-life crimes and that the city has a 24/7 detail dedicated to Public Square.
Bibb told Katie that efforts have been underway city-wide this summer to reduce crime and that they're seeing results.
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