Who handles what in Columbus

A citywide policy, department, budget, or executive decision is involved.

You need the legislative office for a neighborhood issue, proposed ordinance, zoning matter, or council meeting.

You want the councilmember who lives in your part of Columbus. Confirm your address in the city map.

The problem is with a City of Columbus service and it is not a police, fire, or medical emergency.

You need the next pickup date, holiday shift, collection color, or yard-waste week for a Columbus address.

You need a city park, trail, pool, recreation center, facility detail, or maintenance route.

The issue involves a county-funded program, county administration, human services, justice services, or the county budget.

You are checking a parcel, property value, owner of record, tax district, or recent sale.

You need a property-tax bill, due amount, payment history, or delinquency status.

You need to confirm registration, see a ballot, or verify where to vote. Polling places can change before an election.

A statewide executive policy, state agency, appointment, or budget decision is involved.

You need the elected office responsible for state legal, audit, election, business-registration, or treasury work.

You want to contact the state lawmaker who represents your home or follow a bill through the General Assembly.

You need a license, state ID, plate, registration, driving record, test appointment, or BMV location.

You want to check possible eligibility, apply for assistance, upload documents, or review an existing benefits case.