Residents of Cleveland Heights and the surrounding communities who are in the market for a new set of wheels might want to mark their calendars. The City of Cleveland Heights has announced that its police department will hold a public bike auction at the end of this month. The event will take place on the north side of the City Hall, specifically outside the delivery dock door, on Wednesday, April 30, at 6:00 PM.
The auction lineup boasts a robust collection of approximately 100 bicycles, available on a first-come, first-served basis. While specifics about the bicycles are not provided, the City's social media posts make it clear that these bikes are to be sold as-is, and they have seemingly been collected over time by the police department. Buyers will also receive a free city bike license with each purchase, which is a sweet deal for those looking to get their bikes street-legal without any additional hassle quickly.
The City of Cleveland Heights shared details of the sale on its official Facebook page, stating, "Don’t miss your chance to score a deal." This community event not only allows residents to buy bikes at potentially reduced prices but also allows the local police to clear out their inventory of found and unclaimed bicycles.
