Euclid Beach

Supporters of the Euclid Beach Mobile Home park protested at a fundraiser for the Western Reserve Land Conservancy Friday. The conservancy plans to close the mobile home park and turn the land over to the Cleveland Metroparks.

The Western Reserve Land Conservancy said it won't consider applying for federal dollars for infrastructure repairs to help keep residents in the Euclid Beach Mobile Home Park.

The residents union gave the Western Reserve Land Conservancy at 5000 signature petition Tuesday asking that they keep residents on the property.

Stakeholders join us to talk about closing the mobile home park to create greater access to public green space.

The Western Reserve Land Conservancy bought the property in 2021. It may soon become part of the Cleveland Metroparks, displacing 140 homeowners.

Swimming could be returning to Euclid Beach this summer after Cleveland Metroparks commissioners approved $569,000 in improvements there.The beach has…