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Press Conference: 2026 Capital Budget Announcement

City Council, Columbus, Ohio · September 12, 2026. Full, unedited recording published by the local government.

Mayor Andrew J. Ginther outlined his 2026 Capital Budget proposal that includes $2 billion in new funding, with almost $282 million allocated for core programs. It is the largest new-money capital budget in the city’s history. Proposed projects include $21.5 million for fire apparatus, $24.1 million for Livingston Avenue roadway safety improvements to end traffic violence, and $20.9 million for bikeways and sidewalk construction, replacement and repairs. The budget also proposes funding for affordable housing, resurfacing, roadway and intersection improvements, park development in Southwest…

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