GoHilliard is an independent resident-led research, infrastructure, and policy intelligence hub serving the families and business stakeholders of Hilliard, Ohio.
Suburban communities across Central Ohio are undergoing historic growth pressures. Too often, municipal planning boards approve high-density residential rezonings and commercial variances long before the required road widenings, intersection upgrades, school feeder expansions, and utility substations are funded or built.
GoHilliard exists to bridge the information gap between City Hall dockets and kitchen table discussions. We analyze public records, engineering traffic studies, and statehouse funding formulas to provide everyday residents with the objective facts needed to hold public administration accountable.
Ensuring Cemetery Road, Scioto Darby, and outerbelt connectors are upgraded ahead of major development.
Tracking the local impacts of Ohio House property tax reforms (HB 124–335) and school bond millage.
Monitoring PUCO dockets to ensure tech hyperscalers fund their own substations rather than raising household electric bills.
Enforcing strict compliance with the Big Darby Accord to protect our sensitive western riparian zones.
To ensure uncompromised credibility and community trust, GoHilliard operates under three binding editorial principles:
GoHilliard accepts no campaign contributions, political action committee money, or corporate retainers from developers seeking variances or municipal contracts in Hilliard.
Every claim, trip projection, and budget number published in The Hilliard Brief is linked directly to official City Council packets, state legislative filings, or certified public engineering memos.
We operate in plain sight. GoHilliard is administered locally under registered Ohio commercial vehicles and directed by an experienced municipal advocate who lives in the community.
Pri Adathakkar brings more than three decades of experience across business operations, commercial real estate underwriting, and grassroots municipal governance. He approaches local suburban planning not through political ideology, but through the rigorous lens of fiduciary discipline, balance-sheet accountability, and capital asset planning.
Having served on front-line citizen committees during the historic incorporation of a new municipality and led regional rapid-transit coalitions, Pri understands how planning commission dockets directly impact long-term property values and municipal debt.
Explore Professional Bio & Advisory Work at adathakkar.com →Leadership Team Member (2002-2006) Contributed to the strategic planning and community mobilization that led to the **incorporation** of a region within Miami-Dade County into its own self-governing municipality.
Co-Founder & Treasurer (2005-2006) Successfully campaigned for and secured the designation of the newly formed **"Town of Cutler Bay,"** honoring the area's heritage and empowering residents with a stronger sense of identity.
Co-Founder & Co-Chair, United Citizens for South Link (2006–2007), organizing grassroots business and civic coalitions for rapid transit corridor investments.
Advising commercial property owners and investors on adaptive reuse, infrastructure feasibility, and fiduciary land use throughout Ohio.