Property Action Team

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When problem properties undermine public safety, the Columbus City Attorney’s Property Action Team steps in to make a difference. We work closely with police, fire, public health, code enforcement and community leaders to identify problem properties and find solutions that improve public safety and strengthen Columbus neighborhoods. Whether it’s working with business owners to improve security or taking legal action to hold bad actors accountable, our goal is to do what is best for the neighborhood. We also connect residents to critical services to improve the quality of life in all of our neighborhoods. The majority of our cases begin with a community complaint. So if you see something, say something. It takes all of us working together to advance safe neighborhoods. The City Attorney’s Property Action Team is here to help. To report criminal activity, call the Columbus Division of Police’s non-emergency line at (614) 645-4545. For all other inquiries, call (614) 645-3111 or visit columbus.gov/311.

Steve Dunbar, Section Chief
375 South High Street
17th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215
614-645-7483 (ph)
614-645-6548 (fx)

Steve Dunbar, Section Chief	614-645-6914	[email protected]
Tiara Ross, Deputy Chief Zone Attorney	614-645-0781	[email protected]
Soogie Choi, Zone Attorney	614-645-8936	[email protected]
Christopher Clark, Zone Attorney	614-645-5670	[email protected]
Robert Doersam, Zone Attorney	614-645-7075	[email protected]
Louisa Edzie, Zone Attorney	614-645-0316	[email protected]
Sarah Pomeroy, Zone Attorney	614-645-8619	[email protected]
Kenyatta Wilder, Zone Attorney	614-645-5346	[email protected]
Sophie Yano, Zone Attorney	614-645-5980	[email protected]
Anneliese Rankin, Paralegal	614-645-0766	[email protected]
Shanese Logan, Paralegal	614-645-7579	[email protected]
Amanda Trerotola, Outreach	614-645-0402	[email protected]
Ian Wiley, Paralegal	614-645-8868	[email protected]

Zone Assignments

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Our attorneys know the communities they serve because they’re in them everyday, meeting with neighborhood leaders, business owners, residents and families about what matters most: your safety. Designed around the Columbus Division of Police’s organization of the city into six zones, the Columbus City Attorney has assigned an Assistant City Attorney to each zone.

The zone assignments are as follows:

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