Neighborhood Liaisons

What Are Neighborhood Liaisons?

Neighborhood liaisons act as your direct link to city services. They are located in Neighborhood Pride Centers in each region of Columbus. Your Pride Center is a one-stop-shop for city services and is dedicated to protecting the health, safety and welfare of the families living in the area. Pride Centers are open to the public and residents are encouraged to come to the office to ask questions, receive help and talk with city representatives.

Liaisons work with residents, city officials, and organizations to help your neighborhood thrive. From reporting a neighborhood issue, to starting an Area Commission, Neighborhood Liaisons are ready and committed to accepting your questions, calls, and emails to best serve your neighborhood. If you are unsure where to start, your Neighborhood Liaison will make sure you are directed to the appropriate city service.

Area Commission Website

Please visit our new website for all information regarding Area Commissions.

Columbus Area Commissions 

Meet Your Liaison

Our team of Neighborhood Liaisons are located across the city to ensure you have access to services and resources. Learn who your Liaison is and where they are located!

Area Commission Map

Columbus City Council established area Commissions in the early 1970's. The purpose of an area commission is to act as a liaison between neighborhood groups, property owners, residents, developers and city officials. See our Area Commission Map to learn who your liaison is, meeting times and locations, and more.

Area Commission Resources

• Recommended Best Practices for Area Commissions(PDF, 263KB)
• Area Commissioner Appointment Process(PDF, 435KB)
• Area Commissioner Training on City Departments