Pleasant Ridge
Community Council
The Pleasant Ridge Community Council (PRCC) represents all residents of Pleasant Ridge and advocates for the continued well-being, safety, and improvement of the neighborhood.
PRCC meets on the first Tuesday of each month at the Pleasant Ridge Recreation Center at 7pm. There are no public meeting in June or January.
PRCC Committees
Each committee of the PRCC is made up of dedicated volunteers from the neighborhood. Their grassroots work fuels the progress of PRCC by advancing safety, engaging neighbors, fundraising, and more!
There's room for you! Join one of our major committees listed below to make an impact in the neighborhood.
Looking for other ways to be involved? We are always happy for new volunteers!
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Help plan and execute Ridge Day, the annual neighborhood festival in August.
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Support the communications team with the newsletter, website, and social media.
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Assist our Treasurer with Neighborhood Support Program (NSP) management.
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Got an idea? We'd love to hear it at a Community Council meeting!
Traffic Committee focused on improving safety for drivers, improvements to traffic, cyclist, and pedestrians.
Committees for each of the four "gateway" quadrants of Pleasant Ridge: Losantiville, Orchard, Ridge, and Cypress.
Committed to improving safety for all residents and maintains a healthy relationship with CPD and Cincinnati Fire.
Beautifying the neighborhood through litter clean-ups, planter maintenance, and parks/urban canopy advocacy.
PRCC Leadership
The voting board members of the Council include a President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. Members are nominated by the community and voted in to leadership.
We are looking for our next President! Contact a council member to learn more!
Vice President- Bill Frost
Bill is the former president of the PRCC and well known (and liked) across the neighborhood. During his time with PRCC, there was a period of significant economic growth in Pleasant Ridge after many years of hard work by the Pleasant Ridge Development Corporation. This growth required improved engagement between the Community Council, Cincinnati Council and City Management.
Secretary- Jerri Schultz
Born an advocate; always an advocate...speaking up for those with no voice.
Treasurer- Cindy Kearns
Cindy, well...is Cindy. Taking reins of the community budget while working closely with City of Cincinnati Council to secure our NSP funds!
