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Posted April 12, 2022
Nearly 20,000 pounds were lifted to benefit the community as part of the 2022 Penny For A Pound fundraiser. A total of 17 first responders representing four different public safety agencies participated in the annual weightlifting challenge, which was held…
Posted April 11, 2022
The City of Hilliard has “Strength in Teamwork” and we want to show you how in our 2022 State of the City video presentation. Join City Manager Michelle Crandall on a fun and informative tour of Hilliard, as she introduces…
Posted March 29, 2022
Paramedics typically arrive on scene in response to a 911 call, but first responders in Hilliard have a program aimed at preventing the emergency before it happens. Known as Focus Hilliard, the program is Norwich Township’s version of an outside-the-box…
Posted March 28, 2022
The City of Hilliard Division of Police is among the law enforcement agencies selected to participate in a statewide pilot program aimed at increasing diversity in the workforce. The College to Law Enforcement Pathway Program will connect criminal justice programs…
Posted March 25, 2022
Hilliard’s Chief of Police Eric Grile has announced his retirement after 29 years in law enforcement. His last day in the role will be May 6. “I have a firm belief that leaders should lead only when they’re driving forward…
Posted March 10, 2022
Several Hilliard Division of Police employees were recently recognized for their exceptional efforts serving the City of Hilliard. Officer Ron Burkitt and Administrative Assistant Linda Haynes were named the 2021 Employees of the Year. They were nominated for the awards…
Posted February 7, 2022
Two City of Hilliard police officers were recognized for their contributions to the Hilliard community upon their retirements on Friday, Feb. 4. Officers Rob Seum and William Okey have each served with Division of Police for more than 20 years…
Posted January 25, 2022
Armed with a trash grabber, two buckets, a reflective jacket and a heart of gold, Hilliard resident Ron Smith has a mission to keep this community clean. Smith was recognized Monday night by the City of Hilliard for his efforts…
Posted January 24, 2022
The City of Hilliard Division of Police will receive $58,830 in grant funding from the State of Ohio for expenses associated with launching its body-worn camera program. The announcement was made Monday by the office of Ohio Governor Mike DeWine….
Posted January 21, 2022
Members of the City of Hilliard Division of Police are prepping for the “chill of a lifetime” once again. Several officers will be participating in the 2022 Columbus Police Plunge for Special Olympics as part of Team Blizzard Bobcats in…
Posted January 7, 2022
Hilliard police officers put away their razors for a good cause at the end of 2021. The Division was among several central Ohio law enforcement agencies participating in the Movember Challenge. In exchange for a $100 donation each month, male…
Posted December 20, 2021
Hilliard’s Deputy Chief of Police Michael Woods is no stranger to interviews. As a seasoned law enforcement leader with decades of experience, much has been written about the man who took on HPD’s number two spot (known as the “DC”)…
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