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To authorize the City Clerk to enter into an advanced payment grant agreement with CMH Fashion Week, Inc. in support of Fashion Week Columbus programming; to authorize an expenditure within the Neighborhood Initiatives subfund; and to declare an emergency. ($20,000.00)

Ordinance Consent Introduced October 15, 2026

What this record is

Held by
CMH Fashion Week, Inc 4 records across this site
Amount
$20K
Runs until
November 14, 2026 21 days — goes back out to bid date quoted from the agreement attached to this item
Type
contract
Field
Public safety

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CMH Fashion Week, Inc also holds

To authorize the Director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to enter into a sponsorship/grant agreement with CMH Fashion Week dba Columbus Fash… $40K Columbus, OH To authorize the City Clerk to enter into a grant agreement with CMH FASHION WEEK, INC dba the Columbus Fashion Council in support of their Curvy Runw… $10K Columbus, OH To authorize the City Clerk to enter into a grant agreement with CMH Fashion Week Inc. in support of the Fashion Week event and Fashion Industry Confe… $100K Columbus, OH
Committee
Economic Development & Small and Minority Business Committee
Requested by
Council Drafter
Introduced
October 15, 2026
On agenda
October 26, 2026

Where it was heard

Columbus City Council Oct 26, 2026

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