City of Columbus 105 N. Dickason Boulevard Columbus, WI 53925. Phone: 920-623-5900 Fax: 920-623-5901 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00AM-4:30PM; Fridays, 8:00AM-Noon* *Anyone who needs to meet with staff outside of these hours should contact that staff person to …

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2 days ago · The City of Columbus is made up of many departments and partners working in concert to deliver quality and cost-effective service to our residents and business community. A list of all our departments are contained here.

2 days ago · City Council. Learn when the council meets, read agenda and minutes and find who the liaisons are for this council. Agendas & Minutes. Archive of Reports. Search through committee and board agendas and minutes. Jobs. Ordinances & Resolutions. Read through the city's comprehensive plan, maps and various city codes. Boards, Committees & Commissions

Oct 17, 2024 · Contact the City of Columbus Community and Economic Development Director Mike Kornmann at (920)923-5900 or email [email protected] for questions regarding new development, zoning, and more! This complimentary message is being sent to opt-in subscribers who might be interested in its content.

Census Bureau data from 2000 indicated that Columbus households had lower incomes and fewer high school and college degrees than the state average. While both income and educational attainment have increased statewide, Columbus’s averages …

We are absolutely thrilled to welcome you to our beautiful city of Columbus, where small-town charm meets warm-hearted hospitality! As you explore our delightful community, you'll find that Columbus is not just a place on the map; it's an experience that will stay with you forever.

2 days ago · We are just two blocks away from the Amtrak Station and surrounded by classic coffee shops, unique boutiques, local eateries, historic landmarks, and antique stores. Plenty of free parking is available on Dickason Boulevard and in the city lot just across the street. We look forward to seeing you!

Anyone applying for a new operator’s license must complete the Responsible Beverage Server Training course or show proof that they have been a licensed operator in the last two years in another Wisconsin municipality.

Meet your City of Columbus Administrative staff and read a note from the City Administrator.