Franklin County

Type of Pollution Concern	Contact
If you see someone putting anything down a storm drain or directly into any body of water or ditch, obtain a license plate number or address and report it to:	It’s a Crime: phone: (614) 871-5322 online: www.itsacrime.org
Report the release of any material that impacts public health or the environment, including chemicals and petroleum products to:	Ohio EPA 24-hour hotline: (800) 282-9378
Sewage Related	Franklin County Public Health: 24-hour hotline: (614) 525-3965 e-mail: failingHSTS@franklincountyohio.gov online: www.fcbhforms.org/view.php?id=31
Other non-emergency pollution & Municipal Contacts	Franklin Soil & Water: (Will direct calls to townships or other relevant parties) phone: (614) 486-9613 online: www.franklinswcd.org City of Bexley: (614) 559-4220 City of Canal Winchester: (614) 837-7493 or http://canalwinchesterohio.gov/requesttracker.aspx City of Columbus: (614) 645-STREAM (7873) City of Dublin: 24-Hour Hotline: 614.410.4780 or http://dublinohiousa.gov/service-request/ City of Gahanna: (614) 342-4005 City of Grove City: 614-277-1100 or http://www.grovecityohio.gov/public-service/contact-the-public-service-department/ City of Hilliard: (614) 334-2467 or (614) 876-7361 or http://src.hilliardohio.gov/ Village of Lockbourne: (614) 491-3161 City of New Albany: (614) 855-0076 or https://newalbanyohio.org/answers/stormwater/ Village of Obetz: (614) 491-1080 or tgarwick@obetz.oh.us City of Reynoldsburg: (614) 322-6810 City of Upper Arlington: (614) 583-5370 City of Westerville: (614) 901-6740 or http://www.westerville.org/services/public-service/service-request or publicservice@westerville.org City of Worthington: (614) 431-2425 or stormwater@ci.worthington.oh.us or http://www.worthington.org/requesttracker.aspx

If in Franklin County, you can report any sewage-related pollution to Franklin County Public Health 24-hour hotline: (614) 525-3965, or report a problem online.

You can also contact us about any non-emergency water pollution and we will contact the appropriate agency or you can find additional information and resources on reporting stormwater pollution through the Be The Change for Clean Water website.