clicked on "About the Construction" - got nada
clicked on "+ SUBMITTED COMMENTS" - got nada (does this mean that no one is submitting comments or do they go into a black hole? Have any of you submitted comments there? I haven't; I usually call Lawson Jones, Rokakis, Shergalis or Trotter...)

What in the world is this for and who paid for it?

If the county needs to have a way for citizens to find them, might I suggest they offer a better and searchable website with a google map that explains where the county buildings are and what services are offered in each building (and RTA directions would be nice, too).

Here's an experiment for you to try: Go to Cuyahoga County website and try a search on Barb Shergalis to see where her office is and what she does for the county. Let me know what you find.

Before the County clowns pull the site down, I have grabbed a copy of their lying PR and post it here below.  I will get a screen grab too.  The following is copied from the Cuyahoga County Clown's site  on  12.11.07
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About the Fence In 2006, the Board of County Commissioners bought the property at East Ninth and Euclid Avenue and announced that it would be the site of new county administration complex. The reasons were many, but the Commissioners’ vision was to consolidate a substantial number of county offices and employees at one place, both to save taxpayer dollars, and to solve some of the headaches residents have in connecting to County services at their present locations at more than a dozen sites throughout the County. At the same time, the Board of Commissioners wanted to send a message to all residents, that County government exists to help them, to stimulate growth, to protect health and safety, and to provide stability that enhances the quality of life in the community. The East Ninth Street site presented an ideal location to express this vision, since thousands of County residents, live, work, pass by, or patronize the entertainment in the area. The site is at the center of the efforts to renew and improve the commercial heart of the City and County – Euclid Avenue. But with all the construction of the Euclid Corridor project, and other renewal efforts – and faced with the reality that building the new County offices would take a number of years – there was the chance that the message would get lost in the flurry of orange barrels and bulldozers. We did our homework. We asked people in the community; professionals, and passersby; suburbanites, and city dwellers; people that live, work and do business in the area; their perception of what County government does. Frankly, the answers surprised us. We found out a lot of people were confused, or just plain didn’t know what we do, or how it benefits them. So we came up with the idea of using the construction barrier that would surround the site of the new complex as a kind of “living billboard,” or theater “marquee” to help us tell our story, and help the community understand all the ways County government touches their lives. We hope the fence catches your attention. We hope you take the time to check this website, and follow the links it provides to the wealth of information and services the County provides. Don’t forget to check the fence!!!