Cincinnati Public Steps

06/23/2016

Good news regarding public stairway maintenance!

The city of Cincinnati's fiscal year 2017 budget includes money to repair hillside steps, a better audit process and an infusion of cash for neighborhoods to plan and do projects.

02/17/2013

This app makes it easy to let the city know about public stairs missing handrail, illegal dumping off of stairways or any other issues affecting your neighborhood.

A local city has launched a new app to help residents.

06/07/2012

Great things happening with the city steps!

http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20120607/LIFE07/306070028/Queen-City-stairs

The city has nearly 400 sets of hillside steps, not including those within the park system.

01/10/2012

Working on new plans for the new year. Ideas being kicked around include Final Friday step walks, working on maintenance and access issues and general promotion of this unique infrastructure. Any suggestions on other things you'd like to see?

01/31/2011

Great post from Queen City Discovery on random steps in the East End.

Here is a link to some history and photos of the rail line running along Eastern Ave: http://homepage.mac.com/jjakucyk/Transit1/prr/index.html You all have a great site, love to see the forgotten structures around town.

01/19/2011

Looking to put together a step adventure in the next few weeks. Any suggestions on areas to explore? I'm thinking either Mt Auburn or maybe South Fairmount but am open to all suggestions. These events will kind of be like critical mass for steps.