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Posted April 30, 2019
Work begins in earnest May 1 on Hilliard’s new drug recovery court, designed to help people dealing with substance use disorder find a path away from jail and toward a drug-free life. The program was made possible in part by…
Posted April 26, 2019
Mayor Don Schonhardt joined students and staff from Alton Darby Elementary School at 2 p.m. April 26 to plant a tree in celebration of Arbor Day. The planting of a tree at a Hilliard elementary school has been a tradition…
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Flashing lights and sirens deafened the air as students looked on at the aftermath of a fatal head-on car crash involving their classmates. But fortunately, no one was actually hurt or killed at Hilliard Bradley High School on Thursday. The…
Posted April 22, 2019
The City of Hilliard has received a Moody’s Investors Service Aaa bond rating, the highest rating Moody’s provides. Moody’s also reports that it projects a stable outlook for the City’s financial future. Only 15 other municipalities on Ohio have a…
Maxwell Slaugler loves to wear his SWAT gear anyway, but he was even more excited to share it on his birthday with another “boy in blue.” Officer Tony Agosta, of the Hilliard Division of Police, surprised the 6-year-old by attending…
Posted April 18, 2019
Members of the Hilliard Division of Police Explorer Post 2286 recently put their law enforcement skills to the test at State Competition, taking home top finishes in multiple categories. The competition was held Saturday, April 13, at the Columbus Police…
Posted April 17, 2019
First responders participating in the 2019 Penny For A Pound fundraiser hoped to raise as much money as last year. They not only met the goal, they tripled it. On April 10, representatives of Penny For A Pound, including Hilliard…
Posted April 12, 2019
After a long, cold winter, the City has experienced more potholes than usual. We need your help getting them reported and filled. If you come across a pothole, it’s easier than ever to report it using Hilliard 311. Residents can…
Posted April 11, 2019
Hilliard residents will continue to have their solid waste, recycling, and yard waste collected on Tuesdays by Local Waste Services for the next five years. The company was the lowest, most responsive bidder for the five-year contract, which takes effect…
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