Laure's Campaign Video & Suppporters

Laure Quinlivan for Council 2009 from Laure Quinlivan on Vimeo.

Latest News and Announcements

I'm happy to be your newest Councilmember. I'm in room 346B and my phone is 352-3503. My Community Affairs Director is Marvin Hawkins, who worked on my campaign.

I chair the"Quality of Life" committee which meets every other Tuesday at noon in Council Chambers. Hope to see you there. Arts, Culture, Tourism, Marketing, Health, Human Services, Education and Environment are all jurisdictions of this committee.

The Enchanced Recycling program for Cincinnati is coming this summer! From May through September the city will deliver 96 gallon green recycling carts to every household. Current recycling bins are only18 gallons. You'll need the extra space because Recycling will be picked up every other week instead of weekly. When all is said and done, this new program should more than double our city's recycling, saving us money as we save the environment.

Latest Media Coverage_________________________

LQ interview with Dan Hurley on Newsmaker's.

Enquirer profile of LQ.

I'm featured in ElectWomenMagazine, a national web pub.

Watch me on Dan Hurley's "Newsmakers" TV Show.

The Enquirer's John Kiesewetter writes about my creative radio spots with "Earl Pitts."

LQ interview with The Beacon.

LQ profile on radio show "Politically Correct".

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Laure's Streetcar Report

Laure Quinlivan's Streetcar Report from Laure Quinlivan on Vimeo.

My Vision

I bring a new energy and fresh perspective to Cincinnati Council. My 13 years of investigative reporting on the I-Team resulted in positive changes for our community. I stand up for taxpayers and average citizens. I get things done.

My vision for Cincinnati: CLEANER, GREENER & SMARTER

	Watch over taxpayer money, eliminate waste.
	Promote Cincinnati worldwide to attract residents, business, jobs.
	Develop the riverfront with great public spaces and include minority & female-owned contractors.
	Make city government accountable, efficient and responsive.
	Bring Streetcars for economic development, transportation and the environment.
	Green Cincinnati with bike paths, alternative energy, urban farms and "green collar" jobs.