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There are now two ways that yard waste is collected in Hilliard: Through the automatic weekly Tuesday collections (great for most yard waste) and through on-demand chipper service for larger limbs and brush. Weekly collection: Grass, leaves, and branches/brush under…

The weather forecast is calling for snow tonight. Whatever the weather brings, Hilliard’s snow warriors are prepared. SNOW REMINDERS Residents are asked to keep their sidewalks and driveway aprons free of snow and ice during winter weather. WINTER WEATHER PRIORITY…

Just in time for the fall season, the City of Hilliard’s curbside leaf collection will begin Monday, Oct. 16, and continue through mid-December. Residents should rake leaves to the curb area (between the sidewalk and street) by 7 a.m. on…

Did you know the same crews who plow the streets after a snow storm and collect leaves in the fall also repair street and traffic lights? The City of Hilliard’s Operations Department is responsible for maintaining all of the street…

Street sweeping is just one of the many services the City of Hilliard provides to its residents. This important job could not be done without the City’s street sweeper, a truck with cleaning attachments like brushes, water jets, and a…

Looking for more info on Hilliard street improvements? Check out the new the city’s new interactive story map for all 2023 Capital Improvement Projects. Our Transportation & Mobility Division has kept busy this year through the planning and development of…

City of Hilliard Transportation and Mobility Director Letty Schamp was chosen to represent local governments across the United States in a Global Benchmarking Program (GBP) put on by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Schamp is one…

SAFE Sidewalks are coming to Hilliard as part of the City’s new sidewalk maintenance program that provides “Safe Access for Everyone.” Starting this spring, the City is launching the SAFE Sidewalk Program to evaluate all 200 miles of Hilliard sidewalks,…

The first roundabout was built in Hilliard 16 years ago, and since then, there has not been a serious injury or fatality at any of the City’s 16 roundabouts. The City hopes that through education and outreach, fewer minor crashes…

The City of Hilliard is seeking public input on four alternative routes for a multiuse path that will connect the east and west sides of Cemetery Road at Interstate 270. A Talk2Us webpage has been developed to provide information and gather…

Residents and visitors of the City of Hilliard will start to see scooters around town as the City begins the process of assessing its sidewalks. Beginning May 23, all City sidewalks, trails and curb ramps will be surveyed to inventory…

The City of Hilliard has received $600,000 to restore green space and improve wetland near Clover Groff Run, a stream located within Roger A. Reynolds Municipal Park and the Big Darby Watershed. The funding came from the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning…