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City Allows Temporary Signage for Restaurant and Retail

Highland Village restaurants and retailers that are open for business are able to place signage to inform the public of the services they are providing. Signs are allowed through the duration of the COVID-19 disaster declaration. Additional Info...
Stay at Home Mandate Extended Through April 7

Denton County Commissioners have extended the existing Executive Order and Disaster Declaration through April 7, 2020, which includes a Stay at Home mandate and continued closure of non-essential businesses. Read on...
Denton County Disaster Declaration - "Stay at Home" Mandates

Denton County and City of Highland Village residents are required to stay at home effective at 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, 2020. Denton County Judge Andy Eads issues amended disaster declaration with the "Stay at Home" mandates. Read on...
City of Highland Village Ratifies Disaster Declaration

Council extended the declaration of local disaster to May 13, 2020. This is in line with the declaration issued by Denton County and the State of Texas, which provides stipulations for community and recreational gatherings and specific businesses. Additional Info...
City Offices Closed to the Public; Online Services Available

The health and safety of everyone is of utmost importance and so is our service to the public. in light of the public health emergency declaration due to COVID-19, City offices are closed to the public. Please use online services or give us a call. Read on...
City of Highland Village Issues Disaster Declaration

The declaration formally prohibits public or private community gatherings of 250 people or more. Additionally, the City strongly recommends cancelling, rescheduling, or not attending events with more than 50 persons. All City events are cancelled. Additional Info...
City Manager Michael Leavitt Announces Retirement

After 20 years of service to Highland Village, City Manager Michael Leavitt has announced his retirement, effective Oct. 1, 2020. Mr. Leavitt began working with the City in March 2000 as the public works director and was appointed city manager in 2003. Additional Info...
DCTA's Enhanced Lyft Discount Program Replaces Highland Village Connect Shuttle

DCTA announced the Highland Village Connect Shuttle service will be replaced with enhanced Lyft Program service, effective March 16. Saturday service from 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. will be included along with an increased subsidy per ride from $10 to $13. Read on...
Mayor Wilcox Presents the Annual State of the City

On February 25, Mayor Wilcox presented the annual State of the City video. The video was produced in the style of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood to tell the community about the accomplishments and upcoming projects within the City. Read on...
Council Discusses Regional Fire Training Facility

Council received a presentation from Fire Chief Mike Thomson regarding a proposed regional fire training facility owned and maintained by the cities of Lewisville, Highland Village, The Colony, and the town of Flower Mound. Additional Info...
Synthetic Turf for Kids Kastle Playground; Students Recognized

Synthetic turf will be installed at Kids Kastle playground providing an all-inclusive and all-abilities surface. Middle school students recognized for ensuring health and well-being of elderly resident. Additional Info...
City Recognizes Driver/Operator Vince Jones

City Council recognized Driver/Operator Vince Jones for 17 years of service to the Fire Department. The community is invited to attend a retirement ceremony for Jones at 10:00 a.m. on January 31 at the Highland Village Fire Department. Additional Info...
Development of Tequesta Subdivision Begins

Tequesta, a new eleven lot planned development, will soon be under construction in Highland Village in the 1400 block of Highland Village Road. The developer is beginning infrastructure installation. Read on...
CoServ Street Light Conversion Program - Update

CoServ is currently in a phased conversion program changing street lights from a yellow sodium to LED to make them as safe and efficient as possible. CoServ is working to address resident concerns regarding brightness and throw of the lighting. Read on...
City Provides TPCA Foundation Donation from TXFallenPD Tribute Event

On Dec. 10, police chief Doug Reim presented a check in the amount of $66,795.76 to a representative from the Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation. The donation is a culmination of the 2019 TXFallenPD Tribute Event which was held on Oct. 19, 2019. Additional Info...
Questions Regarding the DFW Landfill Closure

We have had some questions after hearing the DFW Landfill is no longer accepting waste from Highland Village’s solid waste service provider, Community Waste Disposal, at the end of this year. Here are the details as it relates to our contract with CWD. Read on...
Kids Kastle Closes for Reconstruction

Kids Kastle and the plaza area will close for reconstruction beginning Dec. 2. The existing Kids Kastle will be demolished and the new community designed play area will be constructed. The pickup event for donated personalized items will be in early 2020. Read on...
Highland Village Business Association Launches “Experience Highland Village”

The Highland Village Business Association has launched "Experience Highland Village" designed to encourage visiting Highland Village to experience all the city has to offer. The campaign will support local businesses and engage with the community. Additional Info...
Council Approves Funding for Area Nonprofit Organizations

At the November 12 meeting, the City Council approved funding for area nonprofit organizations. Each year the council allocates funds to support the non-profit organizations providing essential services to the residents of Highland Village. Additional Info...
Municipal Complex Administrative Services Main Entrance Closed for Maintenance Work in the Rotunda

Construction begins on Mon., Nov. 11 to repair water damage caused by roof leaks in the Municipal Complex rotunda. The main entrance to administrative services will be closed during the construction period. The west entrance will be open for the public. Additional Info...
Public Hearings Scheduled

A public hearing will be held on Nov. 19 and Dec. 10 to receive public comments on an application for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a video arcade businesses to be located in The Shops at Highland Village. Read on...
Council Approves Naming Doubletree Bridge “PFC Aaron M. Hudson Memorial Bridge”

Council approves resolution to name Doubletree Ranch Park Pedestrian Bridge "PFC Aaron M. Hudson Memorial Bridge" in honor of the Highland Village resident who was killed in action on April 16, 2005 while serving his country in Iraq. Additional Info...
Council Appoints Members to Boards and Commissions; Announces TXFallenPD Tribute Event Information

At their meeting, Council declared Oct. 19 as TXFallenPD Tribute Event Day. Council also approved the final read of an ordinance amending the Use Regulations in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance by adding the use “vehicle storage or vehicle auction.” Additional Info...
City Installing New Outdoor Warning Siren

The City is installing a new Outdoor Warning Siren on FM 2499 at the Southwood well lot location. This new siren will provide enhanced severe weather warning for residents in the Casltewood, Rolling Hills, western Highland Shores, and Ladera subdivisions Read on...
Council Approves FY 2019-2020 Budget

At the September 24 meeting, Council approved the final read of the FY 2019-2020 Annual Budget, an amendment to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, and an annual CPI rate increase requested by Community Waste Disposal. Additional Info...
National Night Out at Doubletree Ranch Park

Join us on Tues., Oct. 1 at Doubletree Ranch Park for National Night Out from 5 PM-8 PM. The CoServ Snackin' Wagon will serve BBQ sandwiches to the first 100 attendees. Play in the Corn Hole Tournament, ride the bike obstacle course, This event is free. Read on...
Council Approves First Read of FY 2019-2020 Budget; Receives Kids Kastle Preliminary Design

Council approves first read of the FY 2019-2020 Budget and receives Kids Kastle playground preliminary design schematic. Additional Info...
Council Receives City Manager’s Recommended Budget

The FY 19-20 Recommended Budget was presented in a video highlighting the top 15 ways the City will serve residents this year. Assessed valuations came in at an overall 3.9% increase. The proposed base General Fund Budget expenditures total $18,260,005. Additional Info...
Help Us Build the New Kids Kastle

We are including the community to help us design and build the new Kids Kastle. The original playground was built in 1994 and is in need of replacement. See how you can be part of this exciting project - attend Design Day on Sat. Sept. 7! Learn More
Notice of 2019 Tax Year Proposed Property Tax Rate

A tax rate of $0.563020 per $100 valuation has been proposed by the governing body of City of Highland Village. This rate exceeds the lower of the effective or rollback tax rate, and state law requires two public hearings be held. Additional Info...
City Receives Distinguished Budget Award for 15th Year; Council Continues Budget Discussions

Council continues FY 2019-2020 budget discussions with presentations on the Utility Fund and Special Revenue Fund Budgets. City receives Budget Presentation Award. Additional Info...
Public Hearing Notices Posted

Three public hearings are scheduled for Aug. 20 and 27. They are for a proposed amendment to the property at 2601 Harlington Dr, a proposed amendment to the property at 1400 Highland Village Rd, and amendments to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. Read on...
Highland Village Parks Foundation to Donate Funds for Kids Kastle Entrance Feature

On February 12, Austin Adams, President of the Highland Village Parks Foundation, presented the Foundation’s intent to donate $125,000 to the City of Highland Village to partially fund construction of the entrance feature for Kids Kastle at Unity Park. Additional Info...

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