Crews from Dave O'Mara Contractor will begin Phase 1 of the City's Overlay project on May 16. No on-street parking will be allowed. Any cars left parked on the street will be towed. Approximate work times will be from 7:00 am - 7:00 pm Monday thru Friday. Crews will begin work in McCullough's Run and [...]
The City of Columbus has announced that some departments will be observing summer hours beginning Monday, May 23 through Friday, August, 5. Normal staffing hours will resume Monday, August 8. Summer hours will be from 7:00 am – 4:00 pm. Individual summer office hours within the City of Columbus are listed below. The offices of [...]
Order Your Brick by May 15! The City of Columbus is excited to announce the 1821 Bicentennial Trail Brick Campaign. This trail extension is the seminal project for the Columbus Area Bicentennial and will include architectural and art elements to encompass the 2021 Bicentennial theme of “Common Ground.” The Bicentennial Trail will add to [...]
At the April 26 Board of Works meeting, members voted to award the construction of a 150,000 square foot fieldhouse at NexusPark to Columbus, Indiana-based Force Construction, Inc. Force Construction was one of two companies that submitted a response to the request for qualifications and request for proposals for the fieldhouse project, part of the [...]
The City of Columbus online calendar may be showing the incorrect time on certain events. This is due to a glitch in the software that our website developer is working to fix. In the interim, we encourage our calendar users to read the description of the event to verify the correct time. If a time [...]
The City of Columbus offices will be closed on the following dates: Tuesday, May 3 - Primary Election Day Trash and recycling collection will be on schedule. Monday, May 30 - Memorial Day Trash and recycling collection will run a day behind the week of May 29, with Friday collections on Saturday.
Creating an Equitable Community: How local groups are advancing diversity, equity and inclusion tells the story of how Bartholomew County is responding to the call for a more equitable community. More than 30 local partners contributed to the publication. Creating an Equitable Community report
Effective Friday, March 4, the City will no longer require that masks be worn by visitors and City employees in City buildings unless these persons are experiencing symptoms or testing positive. Masks will continue to be available for visitors, and City employees will wear one if a visitor would feel more comfortable with an employee [...]
First Street will be converted to one-way westbound traffic in late February through the end of March to accommodate 1821 Bicentennial Trail utility work. New sidewalks, curb and gutter and underground utilities will be installed between Franklin Street and Lafayette Ave in early to mid-March. This will take place in front of the project [...]
Friends of Columbus Animal Care Services invites community members who are wanting to get their cat or dog spayed or neutered to sign up for their clinic transport service. This service will transport pets to and from Columbus to the Low Cost Spay Neuter Clinics located in the Indianapolis Metro area. This service runs one [...]