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Government - City of Columbus, Ohio CTV Columbus Government Television provides citizens with information about the Columbus City government and increases citizens' accessibility to City officials and staff through quality programming that includes coverage of government meetings, events, documentaries, talk shows, and call-in programs
Services - City of Columbus, Ohio Trash collection for the City of Columbus is managed by the Department of Public Service, Division of Refuse Collection The City collects trash from more than 340,000 households using trucks with mechanical arms to pick up and empty collection containers
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
Division of Power - City of Columbus, Ohio The Columbus Division of Power (DOP) is a full-service, publicly owned electrical utility that provides power to industry, business and residential customers through our own distribution system
2025 State of the City Address - City of Columbus, Ohio Bringing this work to Columbus is a giant leap forward for this community, but we cannot ignore the bigger picture if we are truly going to address the rising cost of housing and create a region where everyone who wants to work in Central Ohio can afford to live here, too
City of Columbus Proposes $1. 9 Billion Bond Package The ballot measures would allow the City of Columbus to sell bonds to investors and use the proceeds to finance infrastructure improvements including police and fire facilities and equipment, road resurfacing, new community centers, parks and pools, and water and sewer infrastructure