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This website allows you to quickly learn about permitted work planned in your area. You can see details such as the type of work, estimated cost, and contractors involved.
The data is provided by the City of Cleveland's Open Data Portal. We greatly appreciate the City for making this information publicly available.
Permits can also be viewed through the official City of Cleveland "Accela" Permit Search Portal:
Click here to search permits via the City's Accela search portal
This site pulls data directly from the City's Open Data Portal and presents it in an easy-to-use interface. Data is updated in real-time as new permits are issued.
This project was created by Angelo Trivisonno. You can find the source code and contribute to the project on GitHub:
Enter a work description or address in the search filters, then click the "Search" button. You can also filter by permit category, neighborhood, and type.
Use the dropdown filters to refine results based on Permit Category, Neighborhood, and Permit Type.
Try clearing filters or adjusting your search terms. Data availability depends on what the City has published.
Scroll to the bottom of the page, and if more results are available, they will load automatically.
Click the red "Clear" button to reset all filters and search fields.
Yes! As the City continues to expand the data it shares, we will add more features to improve accessibility and insights.
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Note: You don’t need to add wildcards at the beginning or end of your search—our system does this for you automatically.
However, you can use special symbols to refine your search:
%
– Represents zero or more characters
br%
finds br
, bracelet
, break
, and
brink
.
_
– Represents a single character
f_r
finds far
, fir
, for
, and
fur
.
[]
– Represents any single character within the brackets
s[ia]nk
finds sink
and sank
, but not
sunk
.
[^]
– Excludes characters inside the brackets
s[^ia]nk
finds sunk
, but not sink
or
sank
.
[-]
– Represents any character within the specified range
s[e-o]n
finds sin
and son
, but not
sun
.