In observance of Memorial Day Holiday, Columbus Consolidated Government will be closed Monday, May 27, 2019. Normal Operating Hours should resume Tuesday, May 28, 2019.


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The motor vehicle side of the Tax Commissioner Office will be closed starting Thursday, May 23rd and Friday, May 24th. They will reopen on Tuesday, May 28th at noon.

This is ONLY for the tag office side. The property tax side will remain open for their regular hours.

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Mayor Skip Henderson

Mayor Skip Henderson is the 70th Mayor of Columbus, Georgia. On behalf of our City Council and over 3,000 City Employees Welcome to Columbus, Georgia a great place to live, do business, work and play.Columbus Consolidated Government is Georgia's first consolidated government, and is proud to serve as a model for other local governments across the nation. The City of Columbus merged with Muscogee County in 1971, creating a streamlined system that provides a very high level of citizen services at a very low per capita cost. Columbus is visitor and business friendly.

 

City Manager Isaiah Hugley

The city manager is responsible for planning, directing and supervising the activities of all City employees. He develops, implements and administers the policies of the City, manages and controls functions of City departments and performs duties and functions relative to a wide range of City programs and functions. The city manager ensures that City ordinances, resolutions and regulations are executed and enforced. He develops and administers the City Council meeting agenda, promotes continuous improvement in service delivery and identifies and responds to community needs. The city manager promotes public/private partnerships that contribute to sustained economic development and a high quality of life. He focuses on smart growth and a strong financial profile that contribute to sustaining Columbus as the second largest city in Georgia, because we do amazing things.

Top 100 Best Places to Live!


Columbus ranked 75th in the nation for 
livability, because of its size, the diversity 
of its population, the relative youth of its 
population, and its proximity to Atlanta. 
Columbus has over sixty Parks 
for families to enjoy.

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