Coalition for the Cleveland City Browns

04/15/2026

The CCCB ceased its public advocacy work in 2026. Thank you to Clevo Books (sold books and hosted an author's talk). Masthead Brewing (early champion, hosted a meeting). Southern Tier Brewing (hosted Burning River). Burning River rock band (Day 1). Cleveland Club of Washington, DC. City Club. Many many more. Thank you.

02/05/2026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogtyrFQzhuU

Traffic study in Middleburg Heights to examine potential congestion ahead of Browns stadiumFor more Local News from WOIO: https://www.cleveland19.com/For mor...

02/05/2026

https://www.cleveland19.com/2026/02/04/burke-lakefront-airport-loses-17-million-browns-departure-threatens-more-losses/

Burke Lakefront Airport has operated at a loss for more than 20 years, with a $1.7 million deficit last year and average annual losses of around $900,000, Cleveland City Council learned during a hearing Wednesday.

02/05/2026

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/jimmy-haslam-says-browns-break-025202804.html

While talking to reporters following new head coach Todd Monken's introductory press conference, Browns owner Jimmy Haslam revealed the start date for construction of the team's enclosed stadium.

12/05/2025

Cleveland City Council approves Mayor Justin Bibb's $100M Browns stadium settlement

Cleveland City Council has approved Mayor Justin Bibb's $100 million settlement with the Haslam Sports Group at its meeting Monday night, paving the way for ...

12/03/2025

www.clevelandcitybrowns.net

Coalition for the Cleveland City Browns (CCCB) is a registered 501(C)3 charitable non-profit SuperPAC amplifying free speech on the matter of the HSG's move of the Cleveland City Browns to Brook Park.

12/03/2025

Source: News 5 Cleveland WEWS

As the Browns cobble together financing for a $2.4 billion enclosed stadium in Brook Park, PSLs could be a key piece of the puzzle. Money from season ticket holders would help cover the team’s costs.

11/26/2025

Source: NEO-Trans.blog https://share.google/vUsqnkMFrR8iJFai7

Haslam-Cleveland lakefront deal delayedBy Ken Prendergast / November 26, 2025 Downtown Cleveland’s lakefront looks very different without anything there but greenfields — be it a pro football stadium, a Shoreway bridge across the railroad tracks, or parking lots encroaching on a big city’s wat...

11/25/2025

11/17/2025

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🔗: https://l.cleveland.com/y296ur

Mayor Justin Bibb says he fought to keep the Browns on the lakefront. The math suggests he might be lucky he lost. While game days bring tens of thousands of fans downtown, they also come with a hefty price tag.