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Earth Day – Yard & Alley Cleanup (Wednesday April 22nd)
As part of an event shared by GreenSpot, join the cleanup activity on Wednesday April 22nd to do your part in helping keep Columbus clean!
Facebook Event: Earth Day GreenSpot Yard and Alley Cleanup
Details via the event link:
Stuck at home this Earth Day?
Join our shelter-in-place #trashtag challenge! Pick up litter around your yard/alley/block and share a picture with us here on Earth Day (April 22nd)!
Take some time to look around your yard for trash that may have blown in. Pick it up! and put it in your trash can. Look in the ally directly behind your house. Do you see litter there? Pick it up! Do you have a sewer grate in front of your house that is covered with leaves and debris? Move them and bag them so they don’t clog the storm sewer. If we all do this, it is a way to keep social distancing but help our neighborhoods get clean.
Happy Earth Day!
COVID-19 Stimulus Payment Process
Hello everyone,
If you need to provide details to receive the COVID-19 stimulus payment, you can enter the information via the following link to help expedite the process:
https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/get-my-payment
Stay safe out there!
Columbus City Council: Next Virtual Town Hall at 4pm Tuesday April 14th
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2020 CAC Election Updates (Districts 1, 2, 5, & 9)
Following the Thursday April 9th CAC meeting, the updated timeline for the 2020 CAC Election has been approved due to the current “Stay At Home” order in effect.
Here are the critical dates remaining for voters in Districts 1, 2, 5, & 9:
- Thursday April 23rd: Request for Mail-In Ballot must received at the PO Box
- Must include self-addressed stamped envelope to have the mail-in ballot returned
- Ballot Request Form: MailInBallotRequestForm
- Saturday May 2nd: Mail-In Ballot must received at the PO Box
2020 CAC Election Graphic – link: CAC Election Graphic Update – 2020

Further information on the election will be updated under the CAC 2020 Election page: https://www.clintonvilleareacommission.org/?page_id=2338
2020 CAC Election – Mail-In Ballot Request Form (Districts 1, 2, 5, & 9)
Mail-in Ballot Request Form (link above to download) – REVISED 4/10/20
- Ballot Request must be sent by the voter & received by APRIL 23, 2020, 4:30pm
- Date moved from April 13th to 23rd
- Reside in one of the four districts up for election: 1, 2, 5, & 9
- Refer to this page for boundaries: https://www.clintonvilleareacommission.org/?page_id=69
Mail to:
Clintonville Area Commission Election Committee
PO Box 141454
Columbus, OH 43214
CAC – Thursday April 9th Special Meeting Session Agenda
Clintonville Area Commission – April Special Meeting Agenda
- Thursday, April 9th, 2020, 7-7:30 pm
- Location: Zoom Online Meeting Live Streaming On You Tube
- Search for Clintonville Area Commission on You Tube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZAplkFzOFEw_JtLAURddEg - While issues are resolved with the YouTube link, you can join the Zoom meeting via this link: https://us04web.zoom.us/meeting/register/v5Aod-6rrT0pkAYFQhkwAIWcms04f_jlYQ
- Agenda: CAC Special Mtg Agenda for April with Election Timeline
- Search for Clintonville Area Commission on You Tube
- All times are approximate
7:00 p.m. Call to order & formal welcome by Chairperson White
7:05 p.m. CAC Election Update – Chair Ann Henkener
- Introduction of the COVID-19 Amendment to the CAC Election Rules
- COVID-19 Candidate Nominating Petition Amendment
- COVID-19 Election Timeline Amendment for Submission Deadlines and Procedures
- Vote by Commission on whether to accept the election amendments
7:30 p.m. Meeting Adjourned
Clintonville residents are encouraged to email the Clintonville Area Commission during the special meeting or in follow up to the agenda topic using the following email address: commissioners@
For voters, you can request your mail-in ballot form via this link: Mail-In Ballot Request Form
Columbus City Council: 2nd Virtual Town Hall at 4pm tomorrow (4/7)
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Council to Hold Second Virtual Town Hall |
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Who: When: What: In light of the continued COVID-19 pandemic, City Council is working to find innovative solutions to minimize and mitigate the impact of this coronavirus. During the town hall, residents will hear from Council, Columbus Public Health and other organizations on how we are working together to support residents during this crisis. Topics to be discussed include small business support, public safety, and recreation and parks. All interested citizens are invited to participate and email questions to townhall@columbus.gov by 4pm on Sunday, April 5, 2020. There are also limited opportunities to ask questions during the event through Facebook Live.
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Columbus City Council – COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall: Tuesday March 31st at 4pm
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Council to Hold COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall |
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Who: When: What: In light of the continued COVID-19 pandemic, City Council is working to find innovative solutions to minimize and mitigate the impact of this coronavirus. During the town hall, residents will hear from Council, Columbus Public Health and local social service organizations on how we are working together to support residents during this crisis. All interested citizens are invited to participate and email questions to cityclerkrequests@columbus. The town hall will be posted on the City of Columbus YouTube channel following the event. |

