City Hall offices are closed today in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Honor Your ‘Hometown Hero’ With A Military Banner in Old Hilliard. Learn more here.
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Posted January 29, 2019
Hilliard City Council approved an approximately $17.8 million capital improvements budget at its Monday night meeting, funding major projects for 2019 ranging from transportation and parks improvements to the start of installation of a citywide fiber optics network. The budget…
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Do you have old, unused electronics? Instead of throwing them away, bring them to Hilliard City Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 5 from 9 a.m. – noon to be recycled! The City and its Environmental Sustainability Commission are partnering together to…
Hilliard staff members said their goodbyes and gave well-wishes to a longtime colleague, Denise Greer, as she celebrated her last day with the City Monday afternoon. Greer, the City’s Payroll Specialist, began her career with Hilliard 26 years ago in the…
Posted January 25, 2019
Are you looking to make some new friends, try something different or learn more about your community? The Hilliard Division of Police is accepting applications for its 11th Citizens Police Academy, which begins Feb. 12. The program is a 14-week…
Posted January 24, 2019
For the first time, Hilliard residents can text 911 for police if they’re having an emergency. The new technology, available to all Franklin County residents, was launched Jan. 23 following two years of cooperation between the county and its various…
The City of Hilliard was represented at the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting a few weeks ago, along with other transportation leaders from local and state Departments of Transportation, policy makers, researchers, and technical experts from around the world. Deputy…
Posted January 23, 2019
Mayor Andrew Ginther and Columbus City Council announced plans to help those impacted by the government shutdown with utility bills. The Department of Public Utilities will waive penalties to any furloughed federal employees who receive a utility bill from the City of Columbus…
Posted January 22, 2019
Law Director Tracy Bradford has announced her resignation from the City of Hilliard effective Feb. 1. Bradford has worked with the City since 2004. She began work as assistant law director and was named law director in 2013. “Being a…
Posted January 16, 2019
The Recreation and Parks Department is hiring seasonal employees for summer 2019. Review all qualifications and job details here. The deadline for applications is Apri at 1.
Posted January 15, 2019
He has not only served the City of Hilliard as a police officer, but his entire country as a U.S. Marine. Officer William “Bill” Okey was recognized for a lifetime of public service recently as the Hilliard Memorial VFW Post…
City Council took its next official step toward transitioning to its new form of government Monday night when it created a committee to begin the search process for Hilliard’s first city manager. Council President Albert Iosue appointed fellow Council Members…
Posted January 11, 2019
While the nation came together on Wednesday to recognize all law enforcement for “National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day,” two Hilliard police officers were singled out by one local organization. Hilliard Division of Police Officers Brian Gano and Shane O’Connor were…
