The City will not be rescheduling or cancelling Beggar’s Night. Beggar’s Night will continue, rain or shine.
The City of Hilliard has launched a new online community engagement platform, “Talk2Us, Hilliard!,” at Talk2Us.hilliardohio.gov.
We might add it to our website.
Posted October 26, 2020
A record number of prescription drugs were safely disposed of during a recent Drug Take Back Day event hosted by the Hilliard Division of Police. On Saturday, Oct. 24, HPD collected about 150 pounds of unwanted medication. The local effort…
Posted October 22, 2020
Beggar’s Night will look different this year, but there are ways to celebrate while keeping yourself and others safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. The City of Hilliard encourages residents to follow the state guidelines issued by Gov. Mike DeWine while…
Posted October 20, 2020
A Hilliard police officer who has been instrumental in mentoring many officers working third shift was recognized as a “STAR” of law enforcement. Officer Ryan Turner was recognized during the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office STAR awards ceremony on Friday, Oct….
Posted October 15, 2020
Four citizens are being recognized by first responders for jumping into action to save a man’s life. Residents Jim Buchanan, Buzzy Zorich, Peggy Green and Kevin Corvo worked together to quickly provide CPR and call for help during a recent…
Posted October 7, 2020
Time to clean out those medicine cabinets! The Hilliard Division of Police is joining other communities on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the Drug Enforcement Agency’s National Drug Take Back Day. Residents can use…
Posted September 29, 2020
Scammers have a lot of tricks to steal your money, from pretending to be your family member to taking advantage of data breaches. The Hilliard Division of Police reminds residents to protect themselves from scams by spotting imposters, being skeptical…
Posted September 22, 2020
Two Hilliard clergymen will serve as the first members of a new public safety chaplain program for both the Hilliard Division of Police and Norwich Township Fire Department. The chaplains will provide non-denominational support for both first responders and community…
Posted September 2, 2020
This year, residents are invited to virtually join Hilliard First Responders upon sacred grounds for a moment of remembrance and reflection as our country observes the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. The Hilliard Division of Police and Norwich Township Fire…
Posted September 1, 2020
Driving over the speed limit, responding to a few text messages behind the wheel, and rolling through a stop sign may seem to be minor traffic violations, but City officials want residents to know traffic safety is important. So important…
Posted August 31, 2020
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…
Posted August 14, 2020
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…
Posted August 5, 2020
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…
