Call 614-645-3111 or log onto 311.columbus.gov to check your refuse, yard waste, and recycling days, sign up for a collection reminder, or download a personalized collection calendar.

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 …

As a resident of Columbus, 311 is your one stop shop for all non-emergency City services. See below to learn more about how 311 works for you.

The Porch Protection Program is a pilot project to distribute camera-equipped doorbells to Columbus households to reduce crime, combat package theft, and improve neighborhood safety.

All police reports filed online will be reviewed by a Office Assistant before being accepted by the Columbus Division of Police . Upon review, if further investigation of your case is needed, you may be contacted.

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.

Learn more about the city departments working on behalf of Columbus residents, businesses and visitors.

Police Officer Recruitment Make a difference, serve your community! 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.

Using this page, you can look up the status of 311 service requests with ease.

The City of Columbus invites all citizens to use our streamlined system which is designed to allow you to apply for and manage your registration online. Most of our permits can be processed through this site; for those permits which require a more rigorous process, please call (614) 645-8366 to begin your registration.