CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland has been officially named the host city for the 2030 Special Olympics USA Games, officials announced in a news release.

The signed ceremony at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Key Tower in Downtown Cleveland was attended by David Gilbert, president & CEO of the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission; Jessica Stewart, president & CEO of Special Olympics Ohio; Greg Epperson, regional president and managing director for Special Olympics North America; and Special Olympics Ohio athlete Adam Gilmer.

The Games will bring thousands of athletes, coaches and spectators to Northeast Ohio, highlighting inclusion and athletic achievement.

The Special Olympics USA Games, held every four years, bring together more than 4,500 athletes and coaches from all 50 states for eight days of compet

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