Halloween Guidance

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has published guidance on how to minimize COVID-19 spread at holiday gatherings, including specific different “risk level” activity information for Halloween. Click here for more inf...

New Police Corporals Announced

Congratulations to Marcela Leggett and Jay Sullivan for their recent promotion to Police Corporal this week!  Both are veteran officers of the department with Advanced Peace Officer certifications.  Cpl Leggett has over seven (7) years p...

Prevent Family Violence

What constitutes Family Violence?

• Intentionally and knowingly causing bodily injury or threatening to cause bodily injury to another member of your family or household, including your spouse.
• Causing physical contact with another, a member of your family, o...

Don't be a Victim of Vehicle Burglary

These crimes of opportunity have been on the rise recently. View Officer John Bradley’s vehicle burglary prevention video for tips on how not to be a crime victim. The best way to stop these crimes of opportunity are to:- Lock ...

Fireworks Prohibited in Highland Village

Residents are reminded that city ordinance prohibits the possession or discharge of fireworks within the city limits.  Fireworks found within the city limits of Highland Village may be confiscated, and violators could be fined up to $2,000 for ea...

Stop Sign Safety

As a safety reminder, the stop sign means come to a complete stop, yield to pedestrians or other vehicles, and then proceed carefully. Stop before the crosswalk, intersection, or stop sign. This applies to each vehicle that comes to the sign. Slowing down...

A Message from Your Police Chief

The events surrounding the death of George Floyd are shocking, upsetting, and unacceptable. We would like to provide you the policies and training we have in place as we serve our community, as well as frequently asked questions.

File an Online Police Report

Citizens may now file police reports online for eligible crimes or incidents in Highland Village.  Emergencies, crimes in progress or domestic violence crimes are NOT eligible for online reporting.  For these or other emergencies call 91...

E-Cig, Vaping, Tobacco Possession by Minors Under 21

Effective September 1, 2019 the Texas Health and Safety Code was amended to prohibit minors (under 21 years of age) to possess, purchase, consume or accept a cigarette, e-cigarette or tobacco product.  An "E-cigarette" means an electron...