Welcome to Worthington!

659 High St., Mailbox #21 Worthington, OH 43085 (614) 888-3040 www.worthingtonchamber.org connect@worthingtonchamber.org

Matt Lofy Executive Director

Crystal Evans Administrative Specialist

THE EARLIEST PLANNED COMMUNITY in Ohio, the city of Worthington boasts a timeless beauty hard to find anywhere else. The following information will help you contact the right places for local resources.

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The Worthington Area Chamber of Commerce advocates for more than 550 businesses in 170 different industries throughout the greater Worthington area. In addition to its advocacy efforts, the Chamber also provides businesses with a range of resources. For more information on ways the Chamber can help promote your business, visit www.worthingtonchamber.org

Business Resources

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The City of Worthington manages and oversees public utilities including fire hydrants, sanitary sewers and storm sewers. Electric, gas and water are offered by the city as well, though residents may opt for utilities provided by private companies. For more information, visit www. worthington.org/313/Utilities.

Utility Services

Volunteer Opportunities Volunteering is a great way to make a difference in your community. Volunteers in Worthington help coordinate and set-up community events and programs, as well as assist in the upkeep of the city’s 16 parks. Volunteering opportunities are available through the Worthington Community Center, Griswold Center and Parks Department. To get involved, visit www.worthington.org/619/volunteer. Tax Information Worthington levies an income tax of 2.5 percent on income earned within the city. Residents working outside Worthington pay income taxes to the community where they work. If a resident works in a city with a tax rate less than Worthington’s, the difference between 2.5 percent and what they paid their workplace municipality goes to the city of Worthington. For more information, visit www.worthington.org/103/income-tax.

Voting Located in Franklin County, Worthington residents register to vote through the Franklin County of Board of Elections. For information on voter eligibility and to register, visit www.vote.franklincounty.ohio.

Vice President, Operations

Dave Prosser Chief Creative Officer

Rachel Karas, Tyler Kirkendall, Claire Miller Editors

Maisie Fitzmaurice

Assistant Editor

Brandon Klein

Digital Editor

Laura Pappas

Advertising Sales

Aaron Gilliam

Social Media Coordinator

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