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During the past few months, the Hilliard community vowed “We are in this together” as it responded to the challenges presented by COVID-19. Now, as Hilliard begins taking steps toward responsible reopening, a new rallying message will represent our commitment…

The following is a joint message to the Hilliard community from City Manager Michelle Crandall and Police Chief Robert Fisher. In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” The tragic loss of…

In light of statements issued Monday by the State of Ohio, the City of Hilliard will not open its pools and splash pads this summer, due to COVID-19 health and safety concerns. The City also will be cancelling all City-sponsored…

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….

The City of Hilliard and Hilliard City School District support the order by Gov. Mike Dewine to close all public playgrounds in Ohio to prevent the spread of coronavirus. While public parks and open outdoor recreation areas are excluded from…

Hilliard City Council’s regular meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, March 23, will be held remotely, with Council members streaming from their homes via an online service. The City will stream this meeting live on its Facebook page to allow…

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”…

Hilliard City Council is accepting applications for open positions on the Planning and Zoning Commission, the newly created Personnel Review Board, and the Big Darby Accord Panel. The appointments begin in early 2020. All appointments are made by City Council….

Council member Nathan Painter wraps up his second term of office this evening and says he is looking forward to more time focusing on family and work. Painter, who chose not to run for a third term of office, will…

Don Schonhardt first brought his accounting firm to Hilliard in 1994 because he saw a promising city in which to grow a business. Four years later, he moved to Hilliard because it promised great opportunities to raise a family. And…

On Nov. 5, registered voters in the City of Hilliard elected three community members to Hilliard City Council and also approved Issue 25, a set of changes to the document that serves as the City’s governing constitution. The charter changes…