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Today I introduced my $2.8 billion proposed capital budget that invests in community safety, affordable housing, parks and recreation, mobility and roadway infrastructure, and more. LEARN MORE ▶️ bit.ly/3xyPzxa
This year marks the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. Today we gathered at @NationalVMM to honor the lives lost and the enduring resolve of the American people by joining in a day of service.
A Labor Day thank you to employees across Columbus. We’re grateful to the people, past and present, who have helped build our city from the ground up. Have a safe, happy, and relaxing holiday.
Free rides are extended through Thursday, Sept. 3! ☀️
With a heat advisory still in effect, COTA is offering no-cost fares on all services, including fixed-route buses, COTA Mainstream and COTA//Plus, through Thursday, Sept. 3.
Stay cool and ride free! 🚌
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City of Columbus trash collection service will not be provided on Monday, Sept 7, in observance of Labor Day. Recycling and yard waste service with a collection day that falls on or after the holiday will be delayed by one day during the week of the holiday.
Want to support our LGBTQ+ community? Join the Columbus LGBTQ+ Affairs Commission’s second community listening session to share your thoughts, questions and hopes. You can help set the Commission’s direction for the years ahead.
Columbus residents: Today is the last day to request free storm recovery assistance from @TeamRubicon.
Need help with downed trees, basement cleanup, or other storm damage? Call 740-207-2397 or 614-645-3111 by noon today, Aug. 31.
Join us TONIGHT @ 5 PM to review planned improvements coming to the intersection of Greenlawn Ave - Thurman Ave at High St and Leonard Ave under the railroad bridge.
Visit engage.columbus.gov/greenlaw… and engage.columbus.gov/leonarda… for more info.
If you still need help cleaning up after last week’s storm, The City of Columbus is here to help. We are partnering with Team Rubicon which is providing free storm recovery help to Columbus residents at no cost to you or your community. You can request help by calling 311.
Before hiring for storm repairs, the Department of Building and Zoning Services (BZS) advises verifying your contractor is licensed and insured. Scammers often target storm-damaged neighborhoods.
Check licenses: bit.ly/48Anhig
Suburbs, check with your building dept.
If Tuesday’s severe weather affected you, we’re here to help. Resources are available for any neighbor in need, from meals and housing to getting power back on. When residents reach out, Columbus comes together. LEARN MORE ▶️ bit.ly/4fUnofE
Extreme weather conditions have caused severe storm damage in the area of 4th St. and Lockbourne. All streets in the pictured area are considered closed. Please avoid the area.
There is a potential for additional storms. Updates will be provided as they become available.