City Of HillsboroServices from your new hometown!
Welcome to Hillsboro. Here in Hillsboro, hospitality is our number-one priority.
With a population of more than 1,560 people, our town provides several big-city features and amenities right here in our hometown, including K-12 education, medical facilities, parks, a pool, and golf course, to name a few. We are home to several places of worship. Plus, this hometown enjoys the availability of many retail stores, including grocery, drug, flower, and gift stores.
Housing in Hillsboro is plentiful and varied with in Hillsboro is plentiful and varied with existing homes, twin homes, and apartments, plus lots for your new home. The city of Hillsboro has low-cost, city-owned utilities and recycling services. Additionally, we have telecommunications providers that bring high-speed Internet, cable TV, and telephone services to the area.
Whether you are looking for a small, rural community with a low crime rate to raise a family or a convenient town for your business, Hillsboro has what you need.
Utilities:
Electric, water, and sewer utility services are city-owned and garbage is contracted, providing very reasonable rates for our residents. Current electric, water, sewer, and garbage rates can be obtained by contacting City Hall at 701.636.4620.
Recycling:
With the world around us turning GREEN, Hillsboro is ahead of several small communities by providing a voluntary, full-service recycling center. Located behind the Armory at 408 First Street Southeast, the Recycling
Center accepts the following:
• Tin/steel cans
• Glass bottles and jars
• Plastic #1 and plastic #2
• Newspapers and magazines
• Cardboard
Hillsboro also provides disposal of major appliances and yard waste at the City Shop for its residents. Please visit City Hall, located at 19 South Main Street! We are available Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and can address many questions you may have, or give us a call at 701.636.4620. Come experience the many amenities that Hillsboro can offer. We’re confident you’ll want to make Hillsboro your hometown, too!
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