City of Hubbard street resurfacing will begin Tuesday, September 15, 2026. No street parking on the following streets: Helen Dr., Meadowland Dr., Falcon Dr., Hillview Dr. and Scott St. (from Jacobs Rd. to Parish Ave.).
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Seasonal Help Wanted
The City of Hubbard is now accepting applications for seasonal / part-time leaf rakers at $14 per hour. Applications can be obtained by clicking the link below or at the Hubbard Mayor’s Office during normal business hours. Completed applications can be returned to...
E-Bike Safety – Ride Smart. Ride Legal. Ride Safe.
E-bikes are everywhere, and we know there is growing frustration and concern in our community about children riding them—especially when it comes to safety. We understand the concerns of parents, drivers, and residents. We are seeing more young people riding e-bikes...
Hubbard Community Fest Parade – Saturday!
Hubbard Community Fest kicks off this Saturday with a parade! The parade will begin at 10:00 AM at the Hubbard School Campus on Hall Ave. Parade Route: Hubbard School Campus → Hall Ave. → W. Liberty St. → Stewart Ave. Please be aware of road closures and traffic...
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Hubbard Administration Building, Hubbard Ohio
Our Commitment to Public Safety
The City of Hubbard prides itself on being one of the safest communities in the greater Mahoning Valley. Our Law Enforcement Officers take great satisfaction in delivering professional policing services to our community in a way that is efficient, effective and compassionate. Our civilian staff members make an invaluable contribution to attaining these goals. Additionally, our Chaplains help us to assist those segments of our community whose needs may be underserved.
Our Chaplains’ Corp is one example of community partnerships that we support as we strive to provide quality law enforcement services to all citizens in the City of Hubbard. Under a Community Policing philosophy, the department consistently seeks to collaborate with citizens, neighborhoods and community groups to better understand the nature of local issues and develop mutual strategies. Our commitment to these partnerships enables us to better address citizen needs, develop meaningful and cooperative problem-solving strategies, and provide the best service possible.
The City of Hubbard Police Department patrols the city’s 3.5 square miles of community with a police force of 13 full-time Officers, supplemented by part-time and Auxiliary Officers. All Police Officers, civilian employees, and Chaplains are proud of our community and are resolved to serve it with honor and distinction.
City Police Department
Police Station
233 School Street
Hubbard, Ohio 44425-0307
Emergency: 911
P 330.534.1133 (Dispatch non-emergency)
P 330.534.8153 (Administration Office)
Safety Director
Shawn Rentz
s.rentz@cityofhubbard-oh.gov
P 330.534.6288
