Don Storer News Today

After several recent meetings of the Hillsboro Civil Service and Employee Relations committee, Hillsboro City Council passed an emergency ordinance to clarify health insurance eligibility and benefits for public officials during their Thursday, Oct. 12 meeting.

One week after a lengthy debate, the Hillsboro Civil Service and Employee Relations committee met Monday, Oct. 9 and voted unanimously to recommend council enact legislation revoking free health insurance for public officials.

After nearly a year of planning, Hillsboro City Council voted — in a split decision — to approve an ordinance creating a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) in uptown Hillsboro during their Thursday, June 15 meeting.

After a 20-minute debate during a special meeting Thursday, April 27, Hillsboro City Council members changed their position on a municipal mowing contract, this time voting unanimously to approve the emergency legislation.

Recent public meetings have had ample debate regarding the disbursement of what are taxpayers' dollars. That is not necessarily a bad thing.

A crowd shared their views on a proposal to implement a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) in uptown Hillsboro during Thursday’s Hillsboro City Council meeting, as council received the application from administration and heard the first reading of legislation for the possible DORA.

Hillsboro City Council members and city administration continued discussion of the Roberts Lane extension and other infrastructure improvements during the Thurs

Hillsboro City Council members and city administration continued discussion of the Roberts Lane extension and other infrastructure improvements during the Thurs

Hillsboro City Council members heard the first reading of several resolutions related to funding major infrastructure projects, including the Roberts Lane expan

Hillsboro City Council members voted unanimously to approve the 2023 budget and an emergency ordinance to ratify a lease/purchase agreement with the Paint Creek