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Former CPD interim chief Mike Woods chosen to lead Hilliard Division of Police
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Hilliard narrows down 4 candidates for police department s next leader
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Central Ohio s Remarkable Women of 2021
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City council members voted 6-1 in support of amending the ordinance. Author: Emily Oliver Updated: 11:34 PM EDT June 14, 2021
HILLIARD, Ohio Hilliard City Council members voted in favor of expanding a non-discrimination ordinance to include protection for members of the LGBTQ+ community on Monday.
City council members voted 6-1 in support of amending the ordinance.
Currently, Ohio law bans employers, landlords, and those providing public accommodations from discriminating against people based on race, sex, or disability, but does not prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender expression.
Several cities, including Columbus, Bexley, and Westerville, have adopted ordinances to include those protections, and the city of Hilliard will now follow suit.
City of Hilliard: Settlement reached with former accounting firm for $35,000
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The city of Hilliard and its former accounting firm, Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co., finalized an out-of-court settlement April 12, ending a lawsuit the city had filed in 2019 against the accounting firm.
The settlement for $35,000 is one of several lawsuits that stemmed from the theft of money by the city’s former deputy director of recreation and parks, Heather Ernst, who in October 2018, in a plea bargain, pleaded guilty to one count of theft in office, a third-degree felony, and one count of attempted tampering with records, a fourth-degree felony.