Columbus issues.
The same public records, cut by problem instead of place. Each page shows where an issue is reported most, when it peaks, what it travels with, and exactly how to report it.
In your home
The habitability problems renters and buyers check for. Nearly all of these carry severe or critical scores.
Reports are increasing, with 2026 so far running about 30% ahead of the same months last year.
Roach reports peak in September at about twice the volume of a typical month.
Reports come in at the highest rates in Downtown (core).
Wildlife reports peak in July at about twice the volume of a typical month.
Reports are increasing, with 2026 so far running about 25% ahead of the same months last year.
Heat and utility reports spike in deep winter, and December runs about twice the volume of a typical month.
Reports are increasing, with 2026 so far running about 20% ahead of the same months last year.
Reports are increasing, with 2026 so far running about 40% ahead of the same months last year.
No neighborhood is spared, but rates run highest in Westgate & Hilliard fringe and North Linden.
On your street
The everyday enforcement problems with a clear reporting path and a fixable outcome.
No neighborhood is spared, but rates run highest in Weinland Park.
Tall grass and overgrowth reports peak in May at about twice the volume of a typical month.
Graffiti reports peak in August at about one and a half times the volume of a typical month.
Junk vehicle reports hold steady across the year. There is no season when they stop.
Around the neighborhood
Reports about places and patterns at neighborhood scale. Read these as reports, not verdicts.
No neighborhood is spared, but rates run highest in South Side (core) and Franklinton.
Noise reports peak in June at about twice the volume of a typical month.
These reports describe places and conditions, not people.
Most are filed by family members or neighbors worried about someone.