Quotas....Demographics...and Understanding how this Analytical data EMPOWERS the Philanthropists to Dictate Our Futures...

Uncountable FEDERALLY FUNDED PROGRAMS are administered locally by social service and community development organizations on behalf of the low income, disabled, and demographically disadvantaged folks. On the West Side of Cleveland, the industry of PHILANTHROPY rakes in approximately $2 Billion Dollars per year. How many folks understand how this "DEMOGRAPHIC DATA" fuels this local economy and why the leaders don't want to change their formats or accept responsibility for their actions to "ALLEGEDLY" empower the people?

It must be mindboggling to choose where funds get to be allocated, which organization to collaborate with, and who loses in this surreal politically driven field of dreams for the public servants who manipulate our world based on this data. Underlying all of this is the concept of "SUSTAINABILITY" which permeates all organizations... Discussing how they can drive funding to increase their UNBELIEVABLE SALARY & BENEFIT PACKAGES to be our leaders is what keeps them manipulating the people... Quotas have been abused....a system of referring, deferring, and luring unsuspecting citizens through the doors without actually helping the majority of them.

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION is supposed to be a key element to a majority of the distributions, plans, and objectives of these organizations...But once again, the leadership has completely undermined, steered, and encumbered that entire alleged protective measure away from the citizens. They have created environments full of enthusiastic carpet bagging interns driven by extremely well experienced leaders to once again, refer, defer,and lure the people into circles of confusion and redirection until they are exhausted..."IT'S LAUGHABLE" cited one citizen activist who desperately tries to get the people involved. "If I speak up at today's meeting-then next week my house will get condemned!" says another citizen. One Angry citizen irately regurgitated a list of examples of trying to work with the "councilperson" only to be treated like a "nobody" and to ultimately receive housing violations for even getting involved. The few "TACTFUL, POLITICALLY CORRECT, WELL CONNECTED FOLKS who actually understand the "POLITICS" of getting things done and "PAYING TO PLAY" are the ones who have actually made progress. Yet, those citizens who are "DEMOGRAPHICALLY CHALLENGED" become the targets, quotas, and unsuspecting prey of this vulture environment we call "COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT".

I, personally, believe that all FEDERAL FUNDING to the CITY of CLEVELAND should be removed from their hands and that a complete restructuring of our local government should occur all the same. The City of Cleveland leaders have been the catalyst to these extremely unacceptable practices, lack of oversight, and abusive practices since the beginning of the HUD funding trickle down game began. They learned how to push out the "WATCHDOGS" and then manipulate numbers, quotas, and citizens' serviced over and over again. They learned how to create "PSUEDO ENTITIES" to wash millions in HUD Funding with no results except to live large at our expense. They learned how to make magic, cook books, and violate the public with a smile on their face and without regard for the citizens who were used as quotas to assist them in getting that funding.... and then they learned how to power play it over and over again....Perhaps our New County Government Leadership can babysit and funnel our Federal Funds while the City of Cleveland leadership is restructured in a sustainable fashion.

In 2008, when we addressed Councilman Joe Santiago regarding his presentations and funding practices-he stopped having town hall meetings. He told us at a CDC meeting that "ALL SENIORS SHOULD BE MOVED INTO ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES SO THAT YOUNG FAMILIES CAN MOVE INTO THEIR DILAPIDATED HOMES AND REVITALIZE THEM AS THE SENIORS CANNOT DO IT FOR THEMSELVES!" I NOTED THAT HE WAS TECHNICALLY "STEERING" (FEDERAL FAIR HOUSING VIOLATION) SENIORS OUT OF THEIR HOMES WHILE TARGET ENFORCING (CODE ENFORCEMENT DRIVEN THROUGH TWCDC, ROB ROGERS) THEM AND REFUSING TO PROVIDE THE AVAILABLE SHAP (SENIOR HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM/GRANTS) TO HELP THEM FIX THEIR HOMES SO THAT HE COULD ACCOMPLISH THAT MISSION IN OUR COMMUNITY. IN RETROSPECT-HE DIDN'T CARE, HE JUST WANTED TO EXPRESS WHAT THE REGIME OF CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS HAD COME TO BELIEVE WAS AN ACCEPTABLE PRACTICE IN THE CITY OF CLEVELAND...

It's gotten so bad that these folks actually "BELIEVE THAT THEY ARE WORKING LEGALLY"--- particularly when they are breaking countless protective laws and regulations. Heck, they got so bad locally that they worked to create laws to protect themselves from liability and accountability despite great need in our community---check out the City Council (May 2010) voting to remain unchanged despite the facts of US CENSUS BUREAU reductions in population... (they were supposed to reduced again in 2011 with the Census Bureau facts)....but they changed that law for themselves! Nice...costing us even more money for self centered "leaders!" They are some sly mother flowers for sliding that into effect...but you don't see them sending letters home to residents inviting them to proactively participate in public meetings much anymore regarding countless affairs because they have swept the citizen's rights under the rug...yet you see their letters in support of such issues as this above! Comical! Ward Newsletters have went to hell in a handbasket too...comical...

Endless redundancies, reinventions of the wheel, and double tapping can be recited across our community...WASTEFUL WAYS....and who are the pawns, quotas, and people who pay the highest price of all??? The citizens, residents, and small business owners of our community have been nothing more than stepping stones for all these philanthropic endeavors.....

Perhaps in the next generation, our philanthropic community will not be self centered! How many more people must fall by the wayside before CHANGE will actually come???

Age Range	Male	Female
Total	632,507	702,810
0-4	43,058	42,089
5-9	43,305	41,546
10-14	48,293	46,880
15-19	47,016	44,452
20-24	37,532	38,799
25-29	33,663	36,484
30-34	39,594	43,690
35-39	44,933	47,748
40-44	49,742	53,512
45-49	52,577	56,716
50-54	46,539	50,971
55-59	38,961	43,417
60-64	27,501	33,457
65-69	21,437	28,083
70-74	17,198	23,817
75-79	17,513	25,568
80-84	13,286	22,658
85 +	10,359	22,923

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Income Statistics

Per capita income was $23,917.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Median household income was $39,752.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Median family income was $52,719.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Veteran Statistics

Veterans made up 11.1% of the civilian population 18 years and over.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Population by Age and Sex for Cuyahoga County, Ohio

(Total Population)

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

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Household Income Distribution in Cuyahoga County, Ohio

(Total Population)

School Enrollment by Level for Age 3 and Older in Cuyahoga County, Ohio

(Total Population)

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Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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Cuyahoga County, Ohio had a total of 35 institutions of higher learning. There were 11 four year colleges, 3 community colleges, and 21 institutions offering less than a two-year degree.

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School Level	Total All Types	Regular school	Special education school	Vocational school	Other/alternative school
Total All Levels	363	355	6	2	0
Primary	223	220	3	0	0
Middle	62	62	0	0	0
High	50	47	1	2	0
Any other configuration	28	26	2	0	0

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School Level	Total students, All Grades	Total Classroom Teachers	Student-Teacher Ratio
Total All Levels	201,479	13,089	15.4
Primary	89,027	5,669	15.7
Middle	39,916	2,715	14.7
High	58,266	3,722	15.7
Any other configuration	14,270	983	14.5

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Thousands

Population Size (in thousands)

General Area Statistics for Cuyahoga County, Ohio

Relocation Data for Industry

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The percent unemployment of the nation in 2004 was 5.5%.

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Indicator	Value
Population	1,335,317
Average annual wage	$40,838
Number in labor force	679,639
Number employed	637,425
Percent unemployed	6.2%
Median household income	$39,752
Median housing value	$136,500
Median gross rent	$644
Per capita income	$23,917
Poverty rate	16.9%
High school graduates	85.4%
Bachelor's degree or higher	27.5%

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Population by Age and Sex for Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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Industry (NAICS 4-digit)	Employees
General Medical and Surgical Hospitals	48,508
Management of Companies and Enterprises	30,165
Full-service restaurants	22,023
Limited-service eating places	19,123
Depository credit intermediation	17,478
Employment services	15,038
Insurance carriers	14,001
Nursing care facilities	13,432
Grocery Stores	11,938
Legal services	11,554
Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing	10,540
Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools	10,015
Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services	9,553
Services to Buildings and Dwellings	9,284
Health and Personal Care Stores	8,564
Offices of physicians	8,536
Department stores	7,858
Religious organizations	7,853

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Occupation Group	Cuyahoga County, Ohio
Office and administrative support occupations	92,157
Sales and related occupations	67,936
Management occupations	52,043
Production occupations	47,359
Healthcare practitioners and technical occupations	38,988
Food preparation and serving related occupations	32,497
Transportation and material moving occupations	30,773
Education, training, and library occupations	30,770
Business and financial operations occupations	25,145
Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations	24,788

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Selected Top Industries in Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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Selected Top Occupation Groups

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Labor Force Size by Age

(All Industries)

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Dollars

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**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

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Education

In 2005, 84.2 percent of the U.S. population aged 25 and over had a high school diploma or more education.

**Data Sourc: 2005 American Community Survey

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Education Levels for the Population Age 25 and Older

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Summary Reports:

Change County:

Cuyahoga County, Ohio

Housing Overview

Housing

Home Ownership by Age of Householder

Thousands of Dollars

Housing Values

The average mortgage for a home purchased in 2003 was $121,397 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

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Housing Shortage or Surplus

There were 620,564 housing units in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Among occupied units, 63.0% were owner-occupied.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Of the 67,948 housing units that were vacant, 30,755 of them were for rent.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

The average number of people in a household was 2.4.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

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Housing Costs and the Household Budget

Owners

The median monthly cost for owning a home was 22.5% of the household income.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Renters

The median gross rent in Cuyahoga County, Ohio Cuyahoga County, Ohio was $644.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

The median gross rent as a percentage of household income was 31.5%.

**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

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Occupancy Status

(All Housing Units)

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Average Mortgage Amount for Home Purchases

by Census Tract in Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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Summary Reports:

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Transportation Overview

Transportation

Percent of Workers by Means of Transportation to Work

Percent of Commuters by Travel Time to Work

Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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**Data Source: 2005 American Community Survey

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