Fall Program Guide

Fall is a time for crisp, cool weather, perfect to get outside and enjoy your Gahanna parks. Take a look at our new Parks & Rec Fall Program Guide.

Be sure to visit ExploreGahannaParks.com to stay updated on all new programs, classes and events. We are looking forward to a fun and active fall/winter season.

 

 

Now Hiring

The City of Gahanna is now hiring for positions in Planning, Finance, Parks & Rec and Public Service & Engineering. Interested candidates can apply here: governmentjobs.com/careers/gahanna

Now Hiring

City of Gahanna is hiring for positions in Planning, Finance, Parks & Recs, and Public Service & Engineering. Qualified candidates can apply here: governmentjobs.com/careers/gahanna

SSES – Western Gahanna Town Hall

In anticipation of the next phase of the Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey (SSES) – Western Gahanna, you are invited to attend a town hall meeting on Tuesday, September 14, beginning at 7:00 pm, in Council Chambers (City Hall, 200 S. Hamilton Rd.). An update on the status of the SSES project will be covered in a brief presentation by City staff. Following the presentation, time will be dedicated for residents to ask questions in an open forum.

This meeting will also be livestreamed on our YouTube channel: YouTube.com/CityofGahanna. To attend in person, please preregister using the form linked below, as space is limited. The recording of this meeting will be available for viewing after the conclusion of the town hall for those not able to attend or watch the meeting live.

Preregistration form is HERE. (space is limited)

To submit questions or comments, form is HERE.

NOW Hiring: Finance Manager

Join our team! We are seeking a Finance Manager. Submit your application before September 30.  Apply online now: governmentjobs.com/careers/Gahanna/

Gahanna Police July Community Report

The Gahanna Division of Police has been busy! Check out the most recent edition of the Gahanna Division of Police Monthly Community Report for updates HERE.

Tax Incentives Hub – Franklin County Auditor

Wednesday, June 16, 2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Monica Moran, 614.378.2879

Monica.Moran@franklincountyohio.gov

Auditor Stinziano Unveils New Tax Incentives Hub that Provides Transparency, Accessibility for Franklin County Residents

 COLUMBUS, Ohio – Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano unveiled a new, one-stop shop website Wednesday that uses innovative GIS technologies to show comprehensive details on every tax incentive in use in the county.

The Tax Incentives Hub, which is available on the Auditor’s office website, features maps that show where incentives are in use, the different types of incentives, data about the incentives, and the local ordinance that created each. The maps can break down the tax incentives by municipality, so residents can see which are in use in their neighborhood.

The Hub also lists the effects each incentive has on government agencies that depend on tax revenue, and it links to specific information about each incentive at the individual municipality’s economic development website. A downloadable spreadsheet listing information on all incentives is also available on the Hub.

“As your Franklin County Auditor I want to ensure that taxpayers know about tax incentives and whether they are providing the benefits promised to our communities – and whether they are working,” Stinziano said. “With this hub we are promoting transparency for the residents and businesses of Franklin County.”

The Hub also features the 2020 TIRC report, a compilation of information from Tax Incentive Review Council (TIRC) meetings that were held from May to August 2020. By law, Auditor Stinziano is chair of those councils.

TIRCs are councils, required by state law, to annually review and evaluate every tax incentive in the county to see if they are performing as well as agreements stipulated they would. Every municipality that uses incentives is required to have a TIRC.

Tax incentives are widely used both in Franklin County and across the country to encourage economic development and improve communities. In 2020, 20 municipalities throughout Franklin County had active tax incentives that required review. The review consisted of 532 abated or TIF projects.  For tax year 2019, there were a total of 4,070 abated parcels in the county, with 447 parcels returning to taxable and 482 parcels becoming abated.

For more information, visit franklincountyauditor.com/taxincentives.

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