Streets, Sidewalk, and Permitting Find information about the maintenance of Columbus' Public Right-of-Way.

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On-street parking is intended for short-term use and complements off-street lot and garage parking that is intended for long-term use. The City of Columbus actively manages on-street parking to support the City’s economic and development vitality.

Street & Road Projects. The Divisions of Infrastructure Management, Traffic Management, and Design and Construction plan, design, construct, and maintain the roadway system and its right-of-way within the City of Columbus. Project Information Information about current and upcoming construction projects.

The City of Columbus has updated its annual street sweeping program to ensure an equitable approach to cleaning debris and pollutants along curbed streets before they reach local streams and harm water quality.

Moratorium Streets. These are maps of the areas that have recently been resurfaced or paved and would be considered Moratorium Streets for the sake of restoration. Citywide Resurfacing Program. GM COC Resurfacing

The City of Columbus submitted a Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Implementation Grant application to the United States Department of Transportation on September 15, 2022. The SS4A program funds regional, local, and Tribal initiatives through grants to …

A complete streets approach will balance the needs of different roadway users to: Create a design that encourages motorists to drive at safe and reasonable travel speeds Improve the pedestrian experience and create better bikeway connections

This is thanks, in large part, to Chief Bryant and all our officers at CPD – who’ve worked so hard to bring down violent crime and recover record numbers of guns from our streets – all while putting their own lives and well-being at risk every single day.

The City of Columbus Department of Public Service maintains 5,678 lane miles of City roadways including portions of State routes 315, 33 and 104. The work to repair and improve our roadways ranges from pothole patching to the longer term and most expensive projects of resurfacing and the more extensive road reconstruction.