(Dublin, Ohio) — Franklin County Public Health (FCPH) will spray for mosquitoes in Dublin next week. On Monday, Sept. 7, FCPH will spray for mosquitoes in Dublin’s central, north, south and east zones. Spraying will begin at approximately 9 p.m. Coffman Park and Darree Fields will be sprayed after 9:30 p.m. Franklin County Public Health […]
The City of Dublin is taking community engagement on the road, or more specifically, the sidewalk. Walk With Your City is a new initiative that gives residents an opportunity to connect with neighbors and City representatives during informal walks through Dublin neighborhoods and parks. Along the way, residents can ask questions, share ideas, learn more […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — Christkindlmarkt Dublin, Ohio will bring a traditional European holiday market to Central Ohio this season, opening Saturday, Nov. 21, and running through Thursday, Dec. 24, 2026, at Riverside Crossing Park that sits at the base of the Dublin Link in Downtown Dublin. Admission is free. Inspired by centuries-old German Christmas markets, Christkindlmarkt […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — Four neighborhood-led projects designed to enhance and beautify Dublin communities are moving forward with support from the City. Dublin City Council approved $20,000 in funding for four projects through the fall 2026 Beautify Your Neighborhood Matching Grant Program at its Aug. 24 meeting. Established in 2011, the program provides annual funding assistance […]
(Dublin, OH) Dublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with John W. Danforth Company, a mechanical services provider specializing in mechanical contracting, engineered building systems and energy solutions. The company primarily serves commercial, industrial and institutional clients across the Northeast and parts of the Midwest. John W. Danforth Company currently has a presence […]
(Dublin, OH) Dublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with Northwest Bank, a publicly traded, full-service financial institution providing a complete range of business and personal banking products. The bank will relocate its corporate headquarters to Dublin, creating new jobs and supporting the company’s continued growth. Northwest Bank will occupy the entire 75,000 […]
(Dublin, OH) Dublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with InnoSource, LLC, supporting the company’s plans to retain and expand its existing workforce within the City of Dublin. InnoSource, a workforce solutions, human resources and outsourcing company headquartered in Dublin, helps organizations recruit, manage and develop talent across customer service, operations, sales and […]
DUBLIN, Ohio — Traveling from Dublin to some of central Ohio’s biggest destinations just got easier! Beginning Sept. 7, COTA will expand service by extending Line 1 Kenny north from Carriage Place to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Outpatient Care Dublin. The change creates a direct ride between Dublin and Downtown Columbus, eliminating […]
Project Overview The City of Dublin is launching a pilot project to identify and implement measures that reduce inflow and infiltration (I&I) in the Deer Run sanitary sewer system. Inflow and infiltration occur when groundwater or stormwater enters sanitary sewer pipes through cracks, faulty connections or other defects, increasing the volume of water that the […]
(Dublin, Ohio) –– The City of Dublin has selected Jeremy Hoyt, P.E., as its new Director of Engineering following a nationwide search. Hoyt, who currently serves as Assistant City Manager/Public Utilities Director for the City of Marysville, will begin his new role with the City on Sept. 1, where he will lead the Engineering Division […]
From the early one-room schoolhouses in the late 19th century to the “Ol’ School House,” which once stood where the Columbus Metropolitan Library – Dublin Branch is today, to today’s preschool, 15 elementary schools, five middle schools, three high schools and Emerald Campus, the Dublin community has long placed a premium on ensuring a quality […]
The City of Dublin has received the Government Finance Officers Association’s (GFOA) Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its 2026 budget. The award reflects the City’s and its staff’s commitment to meeting the highest principles of governmental budgeting. This is the 23rd time the City has received this honor. One of nearly 2,000 participants in the […]
The City of Dublin is sharing an important reminder ahead of the Dublin Irish Festival: “More Dancing, Less Driving.” The message may be playful, but the purpose is clear: to help festivalgoers make smart choices before the celebration begins and to ensure everyone gets home safely. In partnership with Central Ohio Safe Ride, the City […]
Booking a ride on the Dublin Connector just got easier. The new Flexigo mobile app gives eligible Dublin Connector riders a convenient new way to schedule, manage and track their trips from their smartphone. The app is available now for both Apple and Android devices. The Dublin Connector provides fare-free, on-demand transportation for eligible riders, […]
The Dublin Police Department is taking summer safety on the road! Officers are popping into parks and onto shared use paths with two new community-focused initiatives designed to connect with kids and families while encouraging safe choices. The department recently launched Cool Treats with Dublin Police and Cool Choices. Cool Rewards. These two initiatives pair […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — Some Dublin residents might see a white pickup truck pulling a testing trailer in their neighborhood beginning in the next few days. Resource International will be conducting pavement testing on various streets around the City. Weather permitting, this project will wrap up within two weeks. The truck has sensors mounted on the […]
The Dublin Police Department is ready for a night of food, fun and community connection. DPD will again take part in the National Night Out campaign with a community cookout from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, August 4. All ages are welcome to visit with Dublin Police officers and enjoy an evening focused on building […]
(Dublin, OH) Dublin City Council has approved an amended economic development agreement with The Ohio State University, on behalf of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, to support the next phase of development for its health and wellness campus in Dublin’s West Innovation District. The amendment to the existing economic development agreement, along with […]
As we light the candles on America’s 250th birthday cake this month, we also celebrate the days of summer where we want to spend as much of the daylight as possible in the great outdoors. The cherry on top of this All-American celebration is that July is Parks and Recreation Month, too. This makes it […]
Celebrate America’s 250th at the City of Dublin’s Independence Day Celebration (Dublin, Ohio) — The City of Dublin invites the community to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a full day of patriotic traditions, family-friendly activities and live entertainment during its annual Independence Day Celebration on Saturday, July 4. From the beloved Sherm Sheldon Fishing Derby […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — The City of Dublin’s Fleet Division has earned national recognition as one of the 100 Best Fleets in the Americas, ranking among the top-performing public and commercial fleet operations across North and South America. The 100 Best Fleets in the Americas program recognizes peak-performing public and commercial fleet operations and encourages continuous […]
Leadership Role Positions Region to Advance Rail Opportunities in Central Ohio Dublin Mayor Chris Amorose Groomes has been named chair of the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission’s (MORPC) Central Ohio Passenger Rail Advisory Council. Amorose Groomes brings extensive regional leadership experience to the position, having previously served as chair of the MORPC Board. Notably, she holds […]
While the nation looks to celebrate its semiquincentennial this year, Dublin is marking a milestone of its own as the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday celebrates its 50th anniversary this month. The year was 1976 when Roger Maltbie won the coveted trophy and the opportunity to shake the hand of the founder and golfing legend, […]
The City of Dublin is committed to delivering world-class, innovative and efficient services to residents that make Dublin the most desirable and sustainable community. Construction on Eiterman Road between S.R. 161, Post Road and Bobcat Way began in June 2025 and was considered substantially complete as of October 8, 2025. The project includes Realignment of […]
Heads up, Dublin! Starting the week of June 8, AEP will be conducting vegetation management work in designated wooded areas at Darree Fields from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please avoid marked work areas while crews complete this maintenance within AEP’s easement as part of its Transmission Vegetation Management Program. Treated areas will remain closed […]
Dublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with Ruscilli Construction Co., LLC, a total building resource with services including pre-construction, program management, construction management, design build, general contracting and construction consulting. Founded in 1945 in Central Ohio, Ruscilli serves a variety of markets and has completed projects in 28 states. Ruscilli is currently […]
As thousands of fans head to Dublin June 1–7 for the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday, the City is partnering with Lyft and Central Ohio Safe Ride to encourage responsible transportation choices and help keep roads safe for residents and visitors alike. During tournament week, riders can score $10 off Lyft rides within a 10-mile […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — The City of Dublin and Visit Dublin Ohio were recognized for outstanding communications and marketing work during the Central Ohio Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) PRism Awards ceremony held May 21. Competing in nonprofit categories alongside organizations from across Central Ohio, the City of Dublin earned five PRism Awards, three Awards […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — This Memorial Day, Dublin honors the heroic service of those who sacrificed their lives for our country. The City of Dublin and the Wesley G. Davids Dublin Post 800 of the American Legion invite the community to join in a Memorial Day Ceremony and America 250 Community Picnic Monday, May 25. Memorial […]
DUBLIN, Ohio — The City of Dublin is now accepting applications for Citizen U Jumpstart, an interactive summer program designed to give high school students a behind-the-scenes look at local government and inspire the next generation of community leaders. Open to incoming sophomores, juniors and seniors for the 2026-2027 school year who live in the City […]
(Dublin, Ohio) – The City of Dublin is kicking off National Public Works Week, May 17-23, 2026, by hosting the combined Experience Public Works Day and Bike Road-eo event May 16 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Dublin Service Center (6555 Shier Rings Road). A family-friendly event full of fun, kids will have a hands-on opportunity to explore […]
Dublin honors educator and community leader dedicated to preserving veterans’ stories (Dublin, Ohio) — The City of Dublin has selected John Witt, a longtime educator at Dublin Scioto High School, as the 2026 Independence Day Grand Marshal in recognition of his commitment to honoring veterans, amplifying their stories and strengthening support for military families across […]
Throughout its more than two centuries of history, one thing has remained a constant in the City of Dublin: the community has embraced coming together for celebrations and milestones. From Friday night football games to St. Patrick’s Day and Independence Day parades to Veterans Day ceremonies and the beloved annual Dublin Irish Festival, residents and […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — “America is not a melting pot, but rather a mosaic.” Those were the words of the Honorable Michael H. Watson, as the judge presided over a naturalization ceremony hosted today by the City of Dublin. “Each culture adds to the whole, while each culture retains its uniqueness,” Watson added. “Our national seal […]
(Dublin, Ohio) – The Dublin Wellness Alliance, in partnership with Syntero, is launching a Community Wellness Navigator to help Dublin residents connect with community resources that support basic needs. Beginning May 5, residents can access the free service during weekly drop-in hours at the Dublin Community Recreation Center (5600 Post Road Dublin, Ohio 43017). The […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — The City of Dublin is excited to announce this year’s headliner for its Independence Day Celebration on Saturday, July 4, at Dublin Coffman Stadium. This annual event brings the community together for a day full of parades, music, food, family fun and a spectacular fireworks display. Taking the stage this year will be The […]
The Dublin Police will remember law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty for Peace Officers Memorial Day. This day was first observed in May 1963, with President John F. Kennedy signing a proclamation the year before to designate the observance along with the time it falls as National Police Week. In honor […]
Dublin City Council approved two funding requests submitted for the spring 2026 Beautify Your Neighborhood Grant program. The Beautify Your Neighborhood Matching Grant Program, established in 2011, annually provides financial assistance to Dublin Homeowners Associations and Civic Associations to enhance neighborhoods with high-quality beautification projects. These efforts help further enhance the overall Dublin community. Since […]
The Ever-evolving Infrastructure Network that Transformed the City of Dublin “From the beginning, Dublin sparkled with gems such as green fertile fields, clean springs, glistening streams and lush forests. The warm inland sea that once covered the area deposited rich layers of limestone, another natural resource that would enhance early economic development. Completing the rustic […]
AEP is replacing underground electric lines in the City of Dublin. Currently, the work is happening along the Carnoustie Drive and Ayrshire Drive corridor, including the cul de sacs. This work is part of a system reliability and upgrade process to address the large number of power outages experienced in the Muirfield area over the […]
This is an Alert June 17 Notice: Tonight’s Midweek Music with LYD Feat. Yolanda is canceled due to impending weather. × Dismiss this alert. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7H-5-1oVG0 (Dublin, Ohio) — Dublin residents and visitors are invited to enjoy another summer packed with free, family-friendly programming as the Dublin Summer Fun Series, presented by Amazon, returns. Running June […]
It’s a friendly competition with a lifesaving impact—and Dublin Police are ready to rise to the challenge! As part of National Police Week, Dublin Police are going head-to-head with several local agencies in a community blood drive. The goal is simple: donate, save lives and help your team come out on top. Hilliard, Upper Arlington, […]
What started as a simple idea—to bring generations together through conversation and connection—is now earning statewide recognition. The City of Dublin’s Teen Buddy Program has received a 2026 ServeOhio Award, honoring its innovative approach to building meaningful relationships and reducing loneliness through volunteer service. ServeOhio presents these awards annually during Global Volunteer Month in April, […]
It’s that time of year again. Senior tag is underway in Dublin, and we want to talk about safety. While it may begin as a friendly competition among high school seniors using squirt guns or Nerf-style toys, it doesn’t always stay that way. Historically, these activities have led to reckless driving, trespassing and other unsafe […]
A new public artwork will be installed in the open green space between Whittingham Drive and Muirfield Drive near Muirfield Village Golf Club. “S/WING” captures the graceful power of movement, where the rhythm of a bird’s wings meets the timeless form of the golf swing. Inspired in part by Jack Nicklaus’s legendary technique and the […]
(Dublin, Ohio) — The City of Dublin will host Sustainable Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 11 at the Dublin Service Center, 6555 Shier Rings Road, offering a convenient, drive-through opportunity to recycle and responsibly dispose of hard-to-recycle items. Sustainable Saturday helps keep waste out of landfills by providing safe, accessible options for […]
The City of Dublin will host its 2026 Mental Health Town Hall, “From Conversation to Commitment,” on Thursday, May 7, from 6:30–8:30 p.m. at the Dublin Community Recreation Center. The community-wide event is designed to normalize conversations about mental health, connect residents with local resources and encourage a shared commitment to speaking more openly about mental […]
As Dublin reflects on more than 200 years of history, one thing that stands out is the hard work and dedication that went into creating the Emerald City of 50,000 residents we see before us today. From humble foundations, citizens have toiled in various roles, adjusting to their surroundings and creating an unlimited future. Early […]
Update on 4/7/26: We can confirm that the individual found deceased in the field on March 25 has been identified as Rachael M. Morgan, age 46. No obvious signs of trauma were reported by the Coroner’s Office. At this time, no additional details are available for release. The City of Dublin and the Dublin Police […]
The Dublin Police Department and the Northwest Regional Emergency Communications Center (NRECC) have once again earned accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), widely recognized as the “gold standard in public safety.” The designation follows an extensive, multi-day review of policies, procedures and operations to ensure both agencies meet CALEA’s rigorous […]