Columbus Dept. of Public Service

Beginning March 31, our Waste and Reuse Convenience Centers will open and close an hour earlier, operating from 9 AM to 5 PM. These hours are being adjusted to reflect peak utilization hours, ensuring quicker and more effective service at residents' preferred times.

🚦**TRAFFIC ALERT**🚦 SR 104 Overnight Work

A great with even better students! Thanks @ColsCitySchools for having us!

Our team explains how to use a PHB, check it out!👇

On Transit Worker Appreciation Day, we celebrate the dedicated people of @COTABus who keep Columbus moving. From the drivers greeting passengers to the crews working behind the scenes, we're proud to recognize your dedication and commitment.

Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results - Einstein Don't roll over the same potholes over and over again! Report them to 311 so our crews can fill them. Submit a 311 in the 311 app, by phone at (614)-645-3111 or at f.mtr.cool/widxiqfasy

Yesterday, Mayor Ginther, alongside Columbus City Council, recognized the essential workers who serve our community every day. From responding during Winter Storm Fern to the daily work that keeps our city running, these teams show up for our residents no matter the conditions.

😂🐾 Yeah… we woke up asking questions too. 🐾😂

Beginning March 31, our Waste and Reuse Convenience Centers will open and close an hour earlier, operating from 9 AM to 5 PM. These hours are being adjusted to reflect peak utilization hours, ensuring quicker and more effective service at residents' preferred times.

This World Essential Workers Day, we are proud to thank our staff who support our mission to provide essential services that maintain and improve the traveling safety and quality of life for Columbus residents. Your dedication and hard work keep Columbus moving forward every day.

During Winter Storm Fern, the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department helped plow neighborhood streets. Today, Street Maintenance crews were able to return the favor. No time to waste, our teams work around the clock to help keep Columbus streets safe.

Important announcement!

Who hates potholes?🙋Stop swerving around them and help us fill them! Let our crews know where they are by reporting them through 311. You can submit a 311 in the 311 app, by phone at (614)-645-3111 or at f.mtr.cool/mjxjffzjmd

This Women in Construction Week, we’re highlighting Terri, who taught math for decades before earning an Associate’s in Civil Engineering Technology and Surveying at 50. Her story reminds us that learning never stops. Thank you, Terri, for helping build a stronger Columbus. 👷‍♀️🚧

Food Waste Action Week is going strong! Today, we visit one of our free food scraps drop-off locations on collection day to see how residents are using the site. Find your closest one at columbus.gov/foodwaste

Yesterday, Mayor Andrew J. Ginther delivered the State of the City, recognizing the progress being made across Columbus including LinkUS, Vision Zero safety efforts, and the dedicated Snow Warriors keeping our streets safe and moving during winter weather events.

Last week, we joined the LinkUS team at the Hilltop Branch Library to talk about the future of West Broad Street. Community members learned more about transit-oriented development along the corridor and shared feedback on what they want to see in their neighborhood.

It's Food Waste Action Week and we love highlighting our free food scraps drop-off location across Columbus that are accessible no matter how you get around town. Learn more at columbus.gov/foodwaste

👷‍♀️🚧 It’s Women in Construction Week! Across the City of Columbus, women are designing projects, managing crews, operating equipment, and solving problems that keep our city moving forward. Thank you to the women helping build a stronger Columbus. 💪

Orange ya glad we're back?🍊 On this episode of the Director's Diary, we join Lisa Boggs, winner of Keep Columbus Beautiful's Lifetime Achievement Award, on her 104th cleanup of Sullivant Ave.