Paula Boggs Muething

Cincinnati Mayor Wants Interim City Manager To Drop The Interim

By • Oct 7, 2020
Courtesy of Paula Boggs Muething

Cincinnati's mayor is asking council to approve naming a new city manager. The position has been held by Paula Boggs Muething since June. Mayor John Cranley wants Boggs Muething to officially have the job. She says she's honored but admits she's not sure how long she'll have it.

Paula Boggs Muething On Stepping Into New Role As Interim City Manager

By • Sep 14, 2020
Courtesy of Paula Boggs Muething

Cincinnati has a new interim city manager. Paula Boggs Muething, who has been city solicitor since 2014, stepped into the role vacated by Patrick Duhaney in June. Muething takes the helm after the city faced its largest budget deficit in its history brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. At time of nationwide protests and calls for police reform, Cincinnati is also facing a spike in homicides.

Commentary: 'CityBeat' 1, 3CDC 0 In Newspaper Rack War

By • Jun 26, 2019
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Jennifer Merritt / WVXU

The Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation, better known as 3CDC, is used to getting its own way when it comes to downtown matters.

This time, though, 3CDC may have bit off more than it can chew.

The First Amendment to the Constitution to be specific.

State And Federal Investigators Have Cleared Me, Winburn Says

By • Jan 26, 2017
Howard Wilkinson

Council member Charlie Winburn, surrounded by a roomful of supporters at City Hall Thursday morning, declared himself and his staff member innocent of any wrong-doing in the discovery of five boxes of material from his office in a basement storage space.

"I am pleased to announce today that the FBI and the Ohio Attorney General's office reviewed these boxes nearly two weeks ago and found absolutely no wrong-doing on the part of me or my office,'' said Winburn.

Cincinnati's new solicitor, economic development director named

By & • Nov 24, 2014
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The city of Cincinnati has a new city solicitor, Paula Boggs Muething, and a new trade and  development director, Oscar Bedolla, city manager Harry Black announced Monday.

Boggs Muething is currently general counsel and vice president of community development revitalization at the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority. Before that, she served as a senior assistant city solicitor.

Bedolla has worked in the private sector on large development projects.