Council Recognizes Highland Village's Longest Tenured Employee

January 26, 2012 - At the January 25 meeting, Council recognized Highland Village’s longest tenured employee, Crisanto Perez. Mr. Perez is scheduled to retire January 31 after nearly 26 years of service with the City. Perez was honored for his positive attitude, willingness to help and excellent customer service to the residents of Highland Village. "Crisanto Perez has been a great asset to the City of Highland Village. His colleagues will miss his great attitude and work ethic. The council wishes him all the best on the occasion of his retirement," stated Mayor Scott McDearmont.Also at this meeting Council approved the first read of an ordinance relating to donation boxes within the City. The ordinance provides regulations for permitting, location, operation and condition of donation boxes … Read More»

Recap of City Issues 01-20-12

January 20, 2012 - The front entry doors to the Municipal Complex are now handicap accessible!  A big thank you to Charles Ciampi for getting this done.On Thursday we were invited to be a featured speaker at the 2012 Allegiance Title Economic Update. Approximately 90 local real … Read More»

Recap of City Issues 01-13-12

January 13, 2012 - TXDOT FM 407 project consists of constructing 1.164 miles of 4 lane divided concrete roadway from Briarhill Blvd. to Chinn Chapel Rd.  You should expect traffic delays along the entire length of the construction zone for the duration of the project.  The … Read More»

Council Approves On-Demand Hazardous Waste Home Recycling Program

January 12, 2012 - At the January 10 meeting, Council approved a resolution approving the Waste Management At Your Door program for household hazardous waste recycling. The program collects special hazardous waste directly from the homes of Highland Village residents. The resident … Read More»