During the Hillsboro City Council meeting on December 3, 2024, discussions highlighted the city's commitment to preserving its historic homes and enhancing community resources. The meeting featured a presentation that emphasized the importance of maintaining the architectural heritage of Hillsboro, particularly along Main Street, where several historic homes are located. Council members expressed appreciation for the ongoing efforts to protect these structures, recognizing their cultural significance to the community.

A notable point of discussion was the introduction of bilingual maps for both Aranco and Old Aranco, as well as downtown Hillsboro. This initiative aims to improve accessibility and inclusivity for Spanish-speaking residents, reflecting the city's dedication to serving its diverse population. Council members acknowledged the hard work behind this project, with one member expressing personal satisfaction in seeing this goal come to fruition.

The meeting concluded with a moment of recognition for members of the Hillsboro Landmarks Advisory Committee (HLAAC), who were thanked for their contributions to the preservation of the city's heritage. As the council members exchanged holiday greetings, the meeting underscored a collective commitment to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community in Hillsboro as they look forward to the upcoming year.