ColumbusFranklin County Finance Authority

The Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority is a government entity based in Columbus, Ohio. It is a port authority established under Ohio law to support economic growth in Central Ohio. The Finance Authority employs 10 people and generates approximately $0.522 million in annual revenue. The Columbus-Franklin County Finance Authority provides financing solutions to a variety of entities, including private, non-profit, and public sectors. Their services encompass structuring, packaging, and coordinating financing transactions with multiple lenders, such as commercial banks, state financing agencies, and other public sector entities. Under Ohio law, the Finance Authority possesses the authority to construct facilities, issue bonds, make loans, and engage in the buying and selling of real and personal property. They can also own property, hold title under a capital lease, and acquire infrastructure crucial to projects, such as parking structures. For more information, visit columbusfinance.org.