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Construction is underway to transform an existing building near the trailhead of the Heritage Bike Trail in Old Hilliard into space that could include a small business incubator, maker’s space pods, and restaurant/retail area.  The deal for the 8,200-square-foot property…

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived his life serving others. Following his example, the City of Hilliard encourages its residents to serve on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Monday, Jan. 18, 2021, marks the 26th anniversary of the day…

Pop-up COVID-19 testing is now available in Hilliard at no cost. People of all ages may drive-thru the testing site located in Mill Run at 3755 Ridge Mill Drive. Hours of operation are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every…

Hilliard City Council voted Monday night to officially recognize Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day as an official City holiday.  City buildings will be closed on that day. The City will no longer close its buildings on Columbus Day, as…

Hilliard City Schools and the City of Hilliard are working together to honor our community’s veterans through a new program to place banners in Old Hilliard. The banners will recognize and celebrate those who have served their country through military…

The first drop-off community composting program in Hilliard is now available to residents, thanks to a SWACO Community Waste Reduction Grant and support from GoZero Services. GoZero composting buckets are available free of charge to the first 150 Hilliard residents…

Residents are invited to help local children bundle up this winter by donating to the City of Hilliard’s second annual Cram the Cruiser event. The event is a coordinated effort between the Hilliard Division of Police and the Hilliard Recreation…

Hilliard City Council approved construction on Scioto Darby and Walcutt roads that will add a roundabout at Walcutt Road and multi-use path on Scioto Darby Road between Scioto Farms Drive and Leap Road. These improvements will increase vehicle capacity and…

The City of Hilliard was awarded a federal grant totaling nearly $500,000 through the Department of Justice to expand the City’s Recovery Court services. The grant allocates $496,779 over three years, allowing Hilliard Recovery Court to increase its number of…

Eight community non-profit agencies will receive Hilliard Community Foundation grants thanks to CARES Act funds dedicated by Hilliard City Council. In October, Council provided the foundation with a $150,000 grant, with the goal of supporting non-profit agencies that provide health…

Starting Nov. 2, Hilliard Express will provide free scheduled rides seven days a week to Hilliard residents over the age of 55. The City of Hilliard and SHARE Mobility, a local microtransit company, have partnered to offer Hilliard Express, a two-month pilot…

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…