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When someone asks Todd Harper what he does for a living, he gives an abbreviated and generic response: tracking any property brought into the police station by officers. But his job as property custodian for the Hilliard Division of Police…

Beginning tomorrow, Sept. 1, contractors will begin making improvements to parking lots and access drives within Roger A. Reynolds Municipal Park. While this will not cause us to cancel programs or close any open amenities, these improvements may require our…

Are you ready to Talk2Us, Hilliard? We’re here to listen!  The City of Hilliard has launched a new online community engagement platform, “Talk2Us, Hilliard!,” at Talk2Us.hilliardohio.gov. The new online community engagement tool makes it easy to give input and feedback to City…

In order to reduce the adult mosquito population, mosquito spraying in Northwest Hilliard is scheduled on Monday, August 31, beginning at 9 p.m. (weather permitting) due to high volume of mosquitoes found in traps. More information can be found on…

Old Hilliard’s designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA) will remain in effect through the end of September as a result of action taken Monday night by City Council. Council gave authority to City Manager Michelle Crandall to adjust the end date…

Hilliard City Council seeks to fill two vacant seats on the City’s Environmental Sustainability Commission (ESC). Candidates must reside in the City of Hilliard and/or the Hilliard School District. Qualifications include: education, energy, civil construction/engineering, green building, landscape design, environmental…

Bob Parkey has a way of turning back time when he walks through the halls of the Hilliard police station. Even the agency’s most senior leaders, who are technically his supervisors, seem to become young patrol officers again when they…

The City of Hilliard is hiring an Information Technology Support Analyst. Review all qualifications and job details here. The deadline to apply is Sept. 4 at 5 p.m.

Three Hilliard Division of Police officers are taking the next step in their careers after their promotions to sergeant. Sgt. Maggie Reed, Sgt. Jared Zellers, and Sgt. Tyler Harris each took the oath of office from Hilliard City Council member…