03-28-24: Join Us for the 2nd Annual Small Business Round-Up Event
Join Councilmember Nick Bankston at the 2nd annual Small Business Round-Up event, in collaboration with the Columbus Department of Development and Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
03-18-24: City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Net Metering and the Climate Action Plan
Councilmember Christopher L. Wyche, chair of the Public Utilities & Sustainability committee, will host a public hearing on Net Metering, the City’s Climate Action Plan, and upcoming Earth Month activities.
03-14-24: City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Zone In Initiative Procedure
Council President Hardin and Council President Pro Tem Rob Dorans, Chair of the Zoning Committee, are holding a public hearing to review and comment on the proposed amendments to Chapter 3310 and related sections of the Zoning Code.
03-13-24: City of Columbus Receives National Recognition for Cultural Diversity Efforts
The City of Columbus has been honored with the City Cultural Diversity Award from the National League of Cities (NLC) for its outstanding efforts in promoting cultural diversity and inclusivity.
03-11-24: City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Zone In Initiative Procedure
Council President Hardin and Council President Pro Tem Rob Dorans, Chair of the Zoning Committee, are holding a public hearing to review and comment on the proposed amendments to Chapter 3310 and related sections of the Zoning Code.
03-08-24: City Council Releases the 2023 Annual Report
We are excited to share Columbus City Council's 2023 annual report, highlighting the legislative agendas and accomplishments of each of our seven council members, along with insights from the Legislative Research Office and the Office of the City's Clerk.
03-06-24: City of Columbus Announces Historic Investment into the Fight Against Homelessness Through the Community Shelter Board
As the City continues to work with partners to address a growing housing and homelessness crisis, Mayor Andrew J. Ginther and City Council President Shannon G. Hardin today announced a historic investment of $9.4 million investment in the Community Shelter Board (CSB), nearly tripling the City’s yearly funding in combatting the homelessness crisis.