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Thanks to the generosity of local residents, the Hilliard Community Foundation has been able to present four local charities with six grants through the “Hilliard Gives” campaign. These grants will help Hilliard residents whose lives have been affected by COVID-19….

We already knew we served a wonderful community, but we have been reminded once again this month during the COVID-10 pandemic by the outpouring of support. Although we cannot accept food donations at this time — we are so appreciative…

Members of the Hilliard Division of Police are finding additional ways to serve the community during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Thursday, several officers and clerks learned the Hilliard Food Pantry had a significant need for specific supplies for those the…

Do you know a local senior who lives alone and might need someone to “check in” on them during the coronavirus emergency? Sign them up for the City of Hilliard Kind Care Call program! City staff will call these seniors…

HILLIARD, Ohio – Hilliard residents and others wanting to help their neighbors and community during the COVID-19 crisis are urged to support the “Hilliard Gives: We’re All In This Together” charitable initiative. Financial contributions to the Hilliard Community Foundation’s “Hilliard Gives”…

Sanitizing wipes and those labeled “flushable” will clog your house pipes and can damage City sewers, causing expensive repairs. As you’re sanitizing and searching for toilet paper, please remember to throw away the wipes you use. Keep our wastewater system…

If you missed the State of the City on March 9, you can still learn about Hilliard’s 2019 successes, get a snapshot of City finances, and find out what’s planned for 2020. “A major initiative this year will be the…

Director of Public Service Albert Iosue has tendered his resignation from the City of Hilliard effective Monday, March 9.  City Manager Michelle Crandall said she does not expect to immediately replace Iosue. Instead, she will assess the director’s role to…

When residents entrust their tax dollars to the City of Hilliard, how is it re-invested in our community? The City of Hilliard’s primary funding source is a 2-percent income tax paid by individuals who work within Hilliard corporate limits (regardless…

It may have been a mild winter, but that didn’t stop potholes from appearing on City streets. We need your help getting them reported and filled. Pothole claims are simple to report using Hilliard 311. Residents can use the online portal…

Hilliard police officers were recognized for going above and beyond the call of duty during the Hilliard Division of Police’s 2019 Awards Ceremony and Appreciation Dinner. The appreciation banquet serves as an opportunity to reflect on the past year and…

Hilliard residents and businesses are encouraged to display black balloons outside on Friday, March 6, as part of a national effort to bring awareness of overdose deaths tied to America’s opioid epidemic. They also are encouraged to post pictures of…