This month, coalition members came together for a half-day of hands-on work. Conversations aligned with how our community shows up both locally and nationally, knowing we have national peers joining us in Columbus for Net Inclusion 2027.

This press release outlines the Device Donation program milestone with I Know I Can and Columbus Promise students.

After a comprehensive, community-driven selection process, we're proud to announce that Visionlink will serve as our technology platform partner to build the infrastructure that will transform how residents access health and human services across Franklin County.

Last week, partners across Central Ohio came together for the Digital Inclusion Summit, a half-day gathering at the Columbus Metropolitan Library that drew more than 100 attendees from local government, education, healthcare, nonprofits, and private companies.

More than 110,000 households in Franklin County lack access to a device beyond a smartphone. Meanwhile, corporations across Columbus are retiring perfectly functional laptops every year.

New Smart Columbus pilot delivers personalized energy insights while building citywide emissions intelligence

In development since 2019, the Community Information Exchange (CIE) Initiative is a county-wide effort to make it easier for Franklin County residents to get the help they need when they need it.

This spring, the Ride & Drive Experience returned to Columbus. From scooters to electrified SUVs, this new series is helping residents explore how electrified mobility is transforming the region's transportation systems to meet our growing needs.

Electric vehicles are a growing part of our region's transportation ecosystem.

More and more, the way we learn, connect, work and live is happening online. But not everyone has access. In Franklin County, a groundbreaking program is ensuring residents aren't left behind.

The future of transportation in Central Ohio is bright, thanks to the visionary projects honored at the inaugural MORPC Innovation in Mobility Awards.

If you’ve never heard of green technology, you’re about to. Columbus is setting the pace for tech and IT sustainability, outlining basic principles in what’s known as the Green IT Playbook to establish the world’s first “Green IT Zone.”

After overwhelming demand for its 2023 electric bicycle subsidy program, Columbus City Council on Monday voted to allocate $500,000 for purchase vouchers to be used by qualifying city residents wanting new e-bikes from dealers located within the city limits.

About 200,000 people in more than 80,000 Franklin County households do not have a home internet subscription, and more than 66,000 don't have a computer, officials say.

Today Mayor Andrew J. Ginther and Franklin County Commissioner John O’Grady announced a joint commitment of $20.2 million to Smart Columbus on behalf of the Franklin County Digital Equity Coalition.

Smart Columbus hasn't gone away. After spending $50 million in grant money on everything from vehicle charging stations to a transit app to driverless vehicles, the group is now focusing on digital equity.

Columbus is incentivizing its residents to try out electric bicycles.