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The platform is self-funded as a civic research and resident watchdog effort. Because we take zero industry or campaign subsidies, our policy evaluations and infrastructure analyses remain uncompromisingly loyal to local residents and taxpayers.
Binding Rule: If any consulting or advisory client of the founder has any business or interest in Northwest Franklin County, that relationship will be fully and explicitly disclosed in any relevant published brief.
GoHilliard is an independent civic research and media initiative focused strictly on issue advocacy, capital planning, and municipal transparency. GoHilliard is not a Political Action Committee (PAC), candidate committee, or partisan affiliate.
Under Ohio law and First Amendment protections, we do not engage in express candidate electioneering or coordinate with political campaigns. Our dispatches focus on analyzing public votes, assessing capital expenditure allocations, and scrutinizing whether public infrastructure keeps pace with rooftop density.
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Editorial Leadership
Pri Adathakkar, Director & Civic Analyst
Rumor, partisan hyperbole, and social media speculation have no place in serious public policy. Every factual finding, trip projection, tax calculation, or ordinance summary published by GoHilliard must be tied directly to official government records.
We rely on verifiable public sources:
- Certified City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meeting packets (CivicWeb).
- Engineering traffic impact studies and MORPC regional travel model simulations.
- Ohio General Assembly bills (HB 124–335), committee testimony, and LSC fiscal notes.
- Franklin County Auditor parcel records and official Ohio Department of Taxation abstracts.
- Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) transmission tariff and interconnection dockets.
Open Verification: Whenever possible, our published briefs provide direct hyperlinks or document identification numbers so readers can verify the public record themselves.
We respect the privacy of the neighbors who participate in our surveys, submit corridor tips, or subscribe to The Hilliard Brief.
Subscriber contact information, individual survey responses from the 2026–2027 Hilliard Growth & Infrastructure Audit, and email addresses are never sold, rented, monetized, or shared with outside political campaigns, commercial marketers, or third-party vendors. Survey results are only published in anonymous, aggregate corridor format.
Fiduciary analysis demands precision. If an error of fact, misquoted ordinance number, or mistaken calculation appears in any GoHilliard publication, we will correct it swiftly and transparently.
Any public official, municipal staff member, or affected stakeholder who believes an analysis contains an inaccurate factual assertion is invited to submit official documentation for immediate review and correction.
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Contact the Editorial Desk: pri@gohilliard.com