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Don Barlow and Jeff Cox have been hired to add to the City’s growing community development team. Barlow will serve as an Electrical Building Inspector in Building Standards division and Cox will be a Project Engineer in the Engineering division….

Each May, Hilliard Division of Police pays tribute to fallen officers across the state of Ohio. Last year, 264 officers died in the line of duty and 173 law enforcement officers died by suicide in 2020. Today, we’re giving recognition…

Earlier this year the City of Hilliard added new banners in Old Hilliard that recognize community members who have served in the military. In honor of the upcoming Memorial Day holiday, the City is asking those who are featured in…

May is National Bike Month, promoted by the League of American Bicyclists and celebrated in communities throughout the country. Established in 1956, National Bike Month is a chance to showcase the many benefits of bicycling, such as less pollution and…

Deborah Mullin was among the first female officers hired at the Hilliard Division of Police and is now the first female to retire from the department. Mullin was hired as a full-time Hilliard police officer in 1994 after spending four…

Three students attending The Ohio State University have been hired as summer interns for the City of Hilliard. MacKenzie Herbert will be working in the Planning and Mobility Department. Claire Horack will be working in the Information Technology Department. William…

Police officers in Hilliard can now distribute safe storage solutions to residents who have young family members at-risk of self-harm, thanks to a new partnership with Columbus Public Health. Access to lethal means is a risk factor for suicide, according…

Those who frequent the Heritage Rail Trail might see people with clipboards walking between now and June 5. These volunteers with Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) are counting pedestrians and cyclists as part of an ongoing effort to better understand…