I am the K-12 education reporter at The Columbus Dispatch, covering education in central Ohio and throughout the state. Before that, I covered crime and breaking news in the evenings. I previously ...
Welcome to the new Columbus.gov! We are thrilled to present a revamped digital experience that caters to the needs of all users. Discover a website that offers improved access to valuable information and services. Whether you are a resident, business owner, or visitor, we are committed to providing a better online platform to meet your needs. Explore the updated Columbus.gov and embrace a more ...
Columbus Water & Power's Office of Sustainability's mission is to protect natural resources and implement sustainable practices in the water, sewer, and power we provide, working to expand environmental education in America’s opportunity city. Water Treatment Process General water treatment process is described with a cross-reference ...
Local Taxes for Columbus Residents Columbus residents pay a total of 2.5% in taxes on all income earned, regardless of whether it was earned in Columbus or another city. When Columbus residents earn income in another city and pay taxes to that city, Columbus provides 100% credit for tax paid up to 2.5%.
We strongly recommend you file with our new online tax portal, CRISP at crisp.columbus.gov. On CRISP, you can electronically complete your Form BR-25 and upload all documentation. Page 1 of the BR-25 replaces Form BR-21 Declaration of Estimated Tax. Form BR-PV replaces Form BR-18 and Form BR-42.
Providing reliable water, sewer, stormwater, city power, streetlighting and sustainability services to the Columbus metro area.
That is why tonight – the City of Columbus along with my wife, Shannon, and I – are teaming up with the Greater Columbus Sports Commission to declare our aspiration for Columbus to emerge as the Nation’s Capital for Women’s Sports. We’re already making great headway.