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After two month delay, downtown public restrooms could open in December - Vimarsana News

After two month delay, downtown public restrooms could open in December

Columbus has used $2 million federal dollars to install three permanent public restrooms in downtown Columbus.The restrooms were set to open in October, but the

Columbus public restrooms will get an artistic façade - Vimarsana News

Columbus public restrooms will get an artistic façade

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — An issue that has been on the City of Columbus’s radar for years is going to have to wait a little longer for a fix. The city is spending millions of dollars to install three public restrooms around downtown. Now a grant is helping make the bathrooms a more appealing part of […]

Source: nbc4i.com
City prepares to open first public restrooms - Vimarsana News

City prepares to open first public restrooms

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — It’s an issue Columbus has talked about for years and one you may have even run into yourself when you’re out and about in the city: finding a public restroom. Now the city is spending millions of federal dollars to fix it. In just a matter of weeks, the city plans […]

Source: nbc4i.com
New sidewalk public restrooms expected to open Downtown in 2 weeks. Here's what we know - Vimarsana News

New sidewalk public restrooms expected to open Downtown in 2 weeks. Here's what we know

New public restrooms are expected to open in two weeks at three downtown Columbus intersections, with running water and year-round availability.

Source: yahoo.com
Permanent public bathrooms heading to downtown Columbus - Vimarsana News

Permanent public bathrooms heading to downtown Columbus

The Columbus City Council approved $875,000 in federal funding for the construction of three to five permanent bathrooms.

Source: 10tv.com