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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 15-Oct. 15. Join us for special events and check out books celebrating the Latinx community.

Taking action to protect the community from the recent cyber-attack on the city’s IT infrastructure, the City of Columbus announced it will offer free Experian credit monitoring to all residents and impacted individuals. To sign up, individuals can go to www.columbus.gov/cyber or call 1-833-918-5161 with the code B129833 by November 29th. Service begins upon enrollment.

As ETSS continues to grow, we will seek applicants who share our mission of improving the lives of New Americans, and creating a better, more culturally aware America for all. Apply for open positions at the link below and send your resume to latoya.ramcharan@ethiotss.org.

As of August 12th, there have been 67 homicides in the City of Columbus, with 82% being attributed to gunshot wounds. This time last year, the city experienced 104 homicides. Together, we can continue to lower the numbers to create and maintain safe neighborhoods.

Maryhaven currently has walk-in admissions available for effective detox and triage services. They are ready to help, 24/7. Please call 614-445-8131 to learn more about how Maryhaven can support your recovery.

Mayor Andrew J. Ginther announced today that Kym Douglas will serve as the next director of the city’s Department of Neighborhoods. In this role, Douglas will promote collaboration and engagement to resolve community concerns, tap into and enhance the potential of every Columbus neighborhood, and empower residents by connecting them with vital information as well as city resources, services and programming.