Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther is set to deliver the State of the City address, focusing on public safety and housing achievements rather than new plans. Last year, Ginther proposed a $500 million bond package, which was approved by voters. This year, he will focus more on these achievements than new ones. He highlighted the city's homicide rate as the lowest since 2007 and the expansion of a Linden pilot program that increased non-lethal shootings. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of becoming America's "women's sports capital".