The Worthington Age-Friendly Initiative is participating in a regional survey to assess needs and establish priorities for older adults in our community. Your input is critical to inform, update and improve our city’s programs and policies. Learn more and take the survey here...

Do you know when to call 911, when to call the non-emergency number, or when not to call at all? Learn more about what you need to know before calling the police. Read on...

The way a person looks, or if they are unfamiliar to you, does not make them suspicious. Behavior or activity can be suspicious, but people are not. This awareness can reduce bias and help emergency dispatchers evaluate the appropriate response. Learn more...

The Worthington community stands together in support of our Asian American and Pacific Islander neighbors. As community leaders, we are speaking out with one voice to strongly condemn acts and expressions of hate and discrimination. Read on...

Director of Parks and Recreation Darren Hurley welcomes Andrea Nadolny to the Community Center where her "You're Not Alone" mural will be displayed in the lobby. Read on...

The Worthington International Friendship Association (WIFA) invites you to learn and live in a diverse community, country and world. Read on...

Learn more about the business development and infrastructure projects taking place currently in the City of Worthington. Additional Info...

The City of Worthington invites you to visit Worthington’s online home for business and economic development and meet the people who have chosen Worthington as their home for business. Read on...

Worthington Neighborhood Bridges is helping connect people in need with community members who can fulfill those needs. Read on...