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Hilliard City Schools and Hilliard Division of Police joined Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Wednesday in announcing new curriculum tools that can help school administrators, police, and others across the state focus on stopping school violence before it starts. The…

Hilliard City Council approved a $15.4 million capital improvements budget at its Monday night meeting, funding major projects for 2020 ranging from transportation and parks improvements to the continued expansion of a citywide fiber optics network. “Capital improvement projects represent…

Dozens of women learned new skills and a new state of mind from Hilliard police officers as part of the agency’s Women’s Self Defense class offered this month. More than 25 women recently graduated from the course, which focuses on…

Discover how the City of Hilliard will develop its “2020 Vision” at the State of the City presentation March 9. The State of City will begin at 6 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 3800 Municipal Way, and will be followed…

If you’re going to plunge into icy waters in February in central Ohio, you might as well go all the way under the water. That’s what Hilliard Chief of Police Robert Fisher decided as he prepared to participate in the…

Sixteen-year-old Suzanne Young heard the announcement on the high school intercom promoting a law enforcement program for teens, and something in her sparked. It was 1990, and the Hilliard High School sophomore hadn’t determined what her career path would be,…

Several members of the Hilliard Division of Police recently helped deliver an unforgettable night to about 180 teens and adults as part of Night to Shine, a prom experience for the special needs community, Night to Shine, sponsored by the…

An Ohio law enforcement organization has named Hilliard Division of Police its February Agency of the Month for its community policing projects that aim to bring together law enforcement and the special needs community. The recognition by the Ohio Association…