Event Date: Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Have questions about Rocky River and don’t know who to ask? Join City Council members Christina Morris, Lisa Havermann and Jim Moran for a casual conversation and Q&A.
Location: Rocky River Library Community Room
Time: 6-7 pm
Event Date: Monday, January 19, 2026
Join the Bay Village, Fairview Park, North Olmsted and Westlake Democrats for a Meet & Greet with Allison Russo.
Location: Westlake Porter Library
Time: 7:00 pm
Event Date: January 19, 2026
In place of our January meeting, we will be joining the Bay Village, Fairview Park, Westlake and North Olmsted Democrat Clubs for our Westshore Holiday Party. This event will be held in conjunction with the Allison Russo Meet and Greet that night. This should be a great event, and a great opportunity to hear Ohio Secretary of State candidate Allison Russo.
Please RSVP at the link HERE if you plan to attend!
Location: Westlake Porter Library
Date: January 19, 2026
Time: 7:00 pm
Each of us tries to do our part by using LED bulbs, purchasing energy-efficient appliances, etc. Cleveland now has the potential to make an impact on a larger scale with the implementation of the Icebreaker Wind Project.
Icebreaker Wind Project is a 6-turbine wind farm in the waters of Lake Erie off the coast of Cleveland. It will generate clean, renewable energy and contribute to our area’s economy with more than 500 construction jobs and a projected economic impact of $168M.
The Icebreaker Wind Project would be only the second offshore wind project in the entire United States, and it offers Ohio the opportunity to become a national leader in an emerging industry. It has earned all required Federal approvals, albeit requires a final certificate from the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB).
PLEASE CLICK HERE and print the letter to Sam Randazzo, Chairman of the OPSB, urging him to grant the certificate. Simply sign your name, address an envelope, and drop it in the mail. It will take a minute and cost a first class stamp, and it is worth the effort for this important cause.
During this season of giving, there is no greater gift we can give to our families than to join our voices together and be heard about the most important issue facing our planet. We, the residents of greater Cleveland, can make a difference on climate change! So again, CLICK HERE to print and send the letter.
Thank you!
Rocky River Democratic Club Meeting
Tuesday, April 25th, 7 p.m.
Rocky River Public Library
While we achieved a recent victory with healthcare, we must remain vigilant across a number of important issues. Nick Turner, Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur’s Congressional Assistant, will show us how and where to focus our opposition to Trump’s cuts in key areas of the budget. He will share strategies on how to effectively talk to members of Congress, and we will learn how to take action right away.
Also featured during the meeting is Cynthia Demsey, Chair, Cuyahoga Democratic Women’s Caucus (CDWC). The goals of the CDWC are: participate in the selection and development of strong local, county, and state Democratic Party strategists, leaders, and candidates — especially women — to win at all levels of government; help formulate a winning Democratic agenda for Ohio; and advocate and promote Democratic positions, issues, and values by forming coalitions with other local, state, and national organizations. Learn what is new from the CDWC during a discussion with Cynthia Demsey.
Next week’s dynamic and informative meeting will also examine Rocky River’s Master Plan that will have long-term effects on the city; we’ll receive an update on Democratic Club activity on the Westside; and have Sam Gifford of the Rocky River City School District available to answer any questions you might have about Issue 13. We are also delighted to officially unveil the Club’s new website during the meeting!
The complete agenda for our meeting next week is below.
Knowing who to call and when may seem overwhelming. The following organizations help provide focus by pushing alerts to you about timely issues while providing simple ways to contact your representatives or take action. Please consider adding one or more to your personal commitment to activism.
Fair Districts Ohio is focused on reforming Ohio’s Congressional districts. Sign-up to receive text or email updates and help make fair districts a reality.
5 Calls gives you the option of receiving weekly texts or emails with links to details on specific issues about which you can call, as well as links for easily contacting representatives.
Daily Action sends users an alert every weekday with a simple action to take to push back on government stances with which they disagree.
Call Them In focuses on tax reform and protecting healthcare, and provides email alerts with scripts for calling.
We are the 65 has facebook and twitter alerts that you can follow, and provides scripts for calling legislators.
Resistbot turns your text messages into daily letters to Congress (faxes, actually!). Visit the site or simply text “resist” to 50409 to be walked through a few quick steps.
Ultraviolet provides links to specific boycotting and petition campaigns to protest gender inequality.
Calling Legislators is more effective than emailing them. Learn more here.
Helpful tips for making calls can be viewed here.
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Contact information for your Ohio Representatives
Did you notice? – There are a lot of “Rs” above.
Did you know? – Hillary Clinton won in Rocky River.
Print a copy of your state Representatives here as a handy reference guide.
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