- Police Officer Recruitment - City of Columbus, Ohio
Interested in becoming a Columbus Police officer? Our division offers rewarding careers with outstanding benefits Help us promote our core values: Professionalism, Respect, Integrity, Discipline and Enthusiasm
- Building Zoning Services - City of Columbus, Ohio
Welcome to the Department of Building and Zoning Services—your resource for construction, zoning, code enforcement, and licensing in Columbus, Ohio We provide services including building permits, zoning reviews, code enforcement, contractor and business licensing, engineering, and street addressing
- Community - City of Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Recreation and Parks believes a community that gathers and supports each other is strong We offer many ways to connect with and support your friends and neighbors
- Government - City of Columbus, Ohio
Columbus City Council City Council is the legislative branch of the City with the responsibility of adopting annual operating and capital budgets, city contracts and enacting the Columbus City Codes
- Becoming a Police Officer - City of Columbus, Ohio
The City of Columbus hosts three entry-level police officer training academies each year During this training, you will receive over 1,200 hours of training over 31-weeks You will learn patrol operations, law and legal procedures, applied behavioral science, criminal investigation, and more
- 2025 Budget - City of Columbus, Ohio
The City of Columbus 2025 Proposed Budget is available for viewing in two ways The recommended option is to scroll down to view individual sections of the proposed budget Alternatively, click here to download the complete 2025 operating budget proposal in a single document
- City of Columbus Deer Survey
After consulting with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and The Ohio State University, the city is launching a community survey to better understand Columbus residents’ general sentiments surrounding deer in neighborhoods
- 2025 State of the City Address - City of Columbus, Ohio
Now, Columbus landlords are required to cover relocation costs for tenants displaced by emergency vacate orders — placing responsibility where it belongs and easing the financial burden on residents who might otherwise struggle to secure housing on such short notice
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