Mayor Andrew J. Ginther

Celebrating love, compassion, and equality for all today. Happy Pride, Columbus!

I was honored to attend a prayer service at The Church of Christ of the Apostolic Faith alongside Bishop Harold Rayford. Thank you to the congregation for dedicating this day to pray for our leadership and the citizens of Columbus, and for their gracious hospitality.

This Juneteenth, we celebrate progress, and we recommit to the work still ahead. Neighbors, let’s keep building a community that’s equitable, fair, and transparent, together.

Honored to join the Juneteenth flag raising and celebration at the Ohio Statehouse today. Juneteenth is a testament to freedom, resilience, culture, and progress. We stand on the shoulders of people who fought for these freedoms, and as we celebrate, we recommit to carrying that fight forward. State Senator Hearcel F. Craig Allison Russo

A new apartment complex has opened in Franklinton. Westrich, developed by CASTO, The Robert Weiler Company, Kelley Companies, and Cain Development, LLC brings 235 units to a neighborhood that continues to grow. It's the second phase of a project that also includes the River & Rich community. Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority Oakwood Management Company

Casto opens second phase of Franklinton apartment project - Columbus Business First The 235-unit complex is the newest phase in the development that also includes River & Rich.

I had a blast visiting kids at the Marion Franklin Community Center on Wednesday. They’re taking part in one of the incredible summer camps put on by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department.

At the Great Art Getaway camp, kids and teens get to express themselves through all kinds of art while making new friends. This week’s theme is Enchanted Forest, and it was great to see what these creative minds came up with!

It was an honor to attend the Juneteenth illumination Monday and reflect on what it means to our city and nation. We celebrate the extraordinary contributions of African Americans whose perseverance, leadership, and courage have shaped us. Their stories are woven into our neighborhoods, businesses, and culture.

Juneteenth calls us to keep breaking barriers and honor the promise of freedom for all. Joyce Beatty Rep. Dontavius L. Jarrells State Senator Hearcel F. Craig The Columbus Urban League Columbus City Council

Today, we celebrated the opening of Firehouse 36, a new station on the city’s northeast side. The facility strengthens the Columbus Division of Fire’s capabilities, keeps pace with the area’s growing population, and ensures residents receive the rapid, professional emergency response they deserve. Columbus Department of Public Safety

A new chapter begins on the southwest side of our city. Last week, I announced our fourth community plan, led by the Department of Neighborhoods Columbus, working with residents over the next ten to twelve months on health, safety, transportation, educational equity, economic development, and job creation. The Columbus story is not finished until every neighborhood is part of it. Columbus Public Health