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  1. The city secretary’s office is currently accepting applications from interested citizens who would like to volunteer their time to the City. In September each year, the City Council appoints volunteers to serve two-year terms on various Boards and Commissions which serve as advisory groups to Council and staff. All the information you need to serve your city and your fellow residents can be found here.



Highland Village Latest News

  1. Yard Waste Pickup of Storm Debris

    Storm Debris & Yard Waste Pickup

    If you place the brush and limbs from the storm pickup for Monday’s yard waste collection, here are the requirements from Waste Management. Read on...
  2. Roll-off Dumpsters

    Residential Removal of Storm Debris

    Wednesday's storm caused substantial damage to many trees. Waste Management is placing dumpsters on Village Parkway for debris removal. The individual homeowner is responsible for removal of trees and limbs on their property. Read on...
  3. 2018-2019 Newly Elected Council Members

    New Council Members Sworn In; Sign Amendments Approved at The Shops at Highland Village

    At the June 12 meeting, Council held a public hearing and approved the first read of an ordinance amending the sign regulations at The Shops at Highland Village. The ceremonial swearing in of newly elected Council members took place at this meeting. Additional Info...
  4. Volunteers Needed

    Want to Volunteer? The City Can Use Your Expertise - Apply Now!

    Do you want to serve your City and fellow residents? The city secretary’s office is accepting applications from interested citizens who would like to volunteer their time to serve on a City board or commission. Read on...
  5. Runoff Election Cancelled

    Highland Village Runoff Election Cancelled

    One of the candidates in the runoff election scheduled for June 16 for Highland Village City Council, Place 2, has timely withdrawn as a candidate. As a result, the Runoff Election has been cancelled and Jon Kixmiller is elected to City Council, Place 2. Read on...
  6. Schwolert_McGee Farewell

    Council Recognizes Outgoing Council Members Michelle Schwolert and John McGee

    On May 14, presentations were made to Mayor Pro Tem Michelle Schwolert and council member John McGee. MSchwolert, who is not seeking reelection, has served on City Council since 2012. McGee has served since 2010 and has reached his term limit. Additional Info...
  7. Election Results

    May 5, 2018 Unofficial Election Results

    The unofficial election results are: Place 1 (Mayor) - Charlotte Wilcox; Place 2 - there will be a runoff election on June 16 between Jon Kixmiller and Jim Archibald; Place 4 - Barbara Fleming; Place 6 - Robert A. Fiester. Election Results
  8. Lions Club Donation_Dog Park shade cover

    Highland Village Lions Foundation Donates Funding for Dog Park Shade Covers

    The Highland Village Lions Foundation presented the Parks and Recreation department with a check to fund the two shade structures at the Unity Park Dog Park. We appreciate the donation, and so will the residents who use the dog park! Read on...
  9. Community Waste Disposal

    City to Contract with Community Waste Disposal for Solid Waste Services

    On April 24, the City Council approved a resolution authorizing the agreement with Community Waste Disposal for solid waste services in Highland Village. The five-year contract with CWD provides enhanced service over the current solid waste contract. Additional Info...
  10. Vote Here

    Early Voting Begins April 23

    Early Voting for the May 5 City Council and LISD election begins Monday, April 23 and runs through May 1. During Early Voting, registered voters may vote at any Denton County polling site, including the Highland Village Municipal Complex. Additional Info...
  11. Candidate Forum Title Card

    Cross Timbers Gazette Holds Council Candidate Forum

    The Cross Timbers Gazette held a City Council candidate forum on Monday, April 16 at Highland Village City Hall. The forum will be replayed on HVTV and is available for on-demand viewing online at the link below and on crosstimbersgazette.com. Read on...
  12. 2018 TPCA Best Practices Award

    Highland Village Police Department Receives Best Practices Recognition

    HVPD receives the Texas Law Enforcement Best Practices Recognition Program Award from the Texas Police Chiefs Association. The award recognizes the department’s compliance with the Police Chief’s best business practices since 2009. Additional Info...
  13. news release

    Council Receives Presentation on Solid Waste & Recycling Services Proposals

    Council received a presentation on the proposals received for solid waste and recycling services and the recommendation to contract with Community Waste Disposal. Life Saving Awards were presented to public safety personnel. Additional Info...
  14. Atmos Energy logo

    Atmos Energy Responds to Customer Complaints of Higher than Normal Bills

    Some Highland Village residents have voiced concerns over higher than normal bills from Atmos Energy. We contacted Atmos and learned resident bills are estimated every other month, with the difference in actual usage applied when the meter is read. Read on...
  15. Copperas Branch Park Controlled Burn

    Prescribed Burn Planned for Copperas Branch Park

    A prescribed burn is scheduled to take place at Copperas Branch Park between Monday, March 19 and Wednesday, March 21, 2018. The burn will take place on about 22 acres in the park to remove substantial vegetation overgrowth. Read on...
  16. 2018 Art Festival

    Artist Applications for the Highland Village Art Festival - Deadline Extended

    The 2018 Highland Village Art Festival will take place on Saturday, May 5, 2018 at The Shops at Highland Village. If you are a local artist and you'd like to participate in the festival, please complete the vendor application by March 23. Additional Info...
  17. Oncor Tree Removal

    Oncor Removing Trees in their Easements

    Oncor has begun removing crepe myrtles and other trees within their right-of-way and easements. Oncor does not allow trees, lighting or sprinkler systems within their right-of-way so they can access their power lines with heavy equipment if needed. Read on...
  18. 2017 SOTC_1

    The Mayor Wilcox Show - Highland Village State of the City

    The Mayor Wilcox Show, or the 2017 State of the City, recaps 2017 and looks ahead to 2018. Read on...
  19. news release

    Council Approves Ordinance Relating to Golf Carts

    On February 27, the Council approved an ordinance relating to the operation of golf carts, slow moving vehicles (SMV) and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEV) on public streets in Highland Village by a vote of 5 to 2. Additional Info...
  20. Safest City

    Highland Village Ranked #3 Safest City in Texas

    Highland Village is ranked as the #3 safest city in Texas by the National Council for Home Safety and Security. This ranking is in large part due to the Community Policing Model employed by the HVPD, which is modeled by cities all over the country. Read on...
  21. Scott Strasser Recognition

    Council Approves Ordinances Relating to Soliciting and Golf Carts

    Council sets times solicitors can operate in the City, sets guidelines for golf cart operations on public streets, recognizes employee for honesty and integrity, and recognizes Briarhill Middle School's selection to host downlink with astronaut on ISS. Additional Info...
  22. Highland Village Municipal Complex

    Council Approves Issuance of Bonds for Voter Approved Street and Park Projects

    On January 23, the Council approves the issuance of bonds totaling $7.1M for the voter approved street improvement projects and parks and recreation projects. In November voters approved two propositions relating to streets and parks projects. Additional Info...
  23. File for place on ballot

    Citizens Can Now File for a Place on City Council

    A General Election will be held on May 5, 2018 for City Council Places 1 (Mayor), 2, 4, and 6 to serve two-year terms. If you are interested in running for City Council, all the necessary forms can be found on the Candidate Information page on the website Read on...
  24. bond rating increase

    City Receives Bond Rating Increase from AA+ to AAA – the Highest Rating Available

    Standard & Poors raised City’s long-term rating from AA+ to AAA, the highest credit rating available. The upgrade is based on the City’s strong economy, stable reserve and liquidity position, and management profile supporting the financial operations. Additional Info...
  25. CoServ Check Presentation

    Council Sets New Submission Deadline for Non-Profit Organizations Requesting Funding

    On January 9, Council received the Capital Credit Check from CoServ. Council approved a resolution adopting a revised policy regarding financial assistance grants to non-profit organizations and the deadline to submit an application for funding. Additional Info...
  26. trash and recycling guidelines

    Trash and Recycling Tips

    We have received some questions regarding trash, recycling and yard waste pickup in Highland Village. The City contracts with Waste Management for this service. Here are some tips regarding yard waste, recycling and trash collection in Highland Village. Read on...
  27. Recyclables

    Recyclables

    Waste Management notified the City that anything external to the recycle bin is considered bulk trash and will be disposed of as such, including cardboard. Read on...
  28. Highland Village City Hall

    Council Approves Resolutions Initiating Projects Approved in November Bond Election

    Council approved resolutions associated with the projects voters approved in the Nov. bond election. Two resolutions were approved for the engineering and survey services for the Highland Village Rd sidewalk project and the street improvement project. Additional Info...
  29. Painted Tree Marketplace Coming to Highland Village Town Center

    Painted Tree Marketplace Coming to Highland Village Town Center

    The Highland Village Town Center will soon house a community of home décor and fashion shops in the vintage market known as Painted Tree Marketplace. The new tenant will take up residence in 38,230 sq. ft. of the space recently vacated by Kroger. Additional Info...
  30. 2017 Bond election results

    Highland Village Bond Election Results

    Unofficial results for the bond election: Proposition 1 - Street Improvements For - 813; Against - 104 Proposition 2 - Park Improvements For - 695; Against - 220 The official canvassing of the election will take place on November 17 at 10:00 a.m.
  31. Flue Vent

    Is Your Home Protected from Carbon Monoxide Buildup?

    As temperatures cool many homeowners are firing up their furnaces for the winter season. Before doing so, homeowners should check all their flue pipes to ensure they are properly connected to avoid carbon monoxide will building up inside the home. Additional Info...
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  2. City Offices Closed in Observance of the Independence Day Holiday

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