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Alert: Phishing Attempt Notification

The City was a recent target for a phishing attack. No personal information was leaked or compromised. The City will never send an email asking for credentials or a link requiring your personal information. If you receive such an email, please delete it. Read on...
Funding Approved for Area Nonprofit Organizations; Donation Presented to Fallen Officer Fund

At the Nov. 9 meeting, Council approved funding for area nonprofit organizations, approved an ordinance for the refunding of bonds for a savings of $1.2M, and a check was presented for the 2021 TXFallenPD Tribute Event fundraiser. Additional Info...
City’s AAA Rating Affirmed

Standard & Poors affirms City's AAA bond rating, which is the highest rating available, in conjunction with the Council's intent to issue CO's totaling $15.75M for street ad park projects. Additional Info...
Council Approves Agreement for Joint Fire Training Facility

At the October 12 meeting, Council authorized the interlocal agreement for the construction and operation of a joint fire training facility with the City of Lewisville and the Town of Flower Mound. Additional Info...
City Notifies of Intent to Issue Certificates of Obligation

On September 28, Council approved a resolution notifying of the City’s intent to issue Certificates of Obligation (CO) for specific purposes. Projects totaling $15.75M, including issuance cost, are considered to fund parks and streets projects. Additional Info...
Council Approves Contract for Planning Documents Update

Council approved the contract with McAdams to update the City’s planning documents. The planning process will take about 12 months and will include public input from residents and the business community. Council appointed members to Boards & Commissions. Additional Info...
Crews to Conduct Smoke Testing in Eastern Portion of the City

The City has contracted with Pipeline Analysis to conduct smoke testing of sanitary sewer lines in the city. Testing will begin on Wed., Sept. 29, weather permitting. Information from this study will be used to repair and improve our wastewater system. Read on...
Council Approves First Read of the Annual Budget

Council approved the first read of the FY 21-22 Budget. The Certified Estimate from the DCAD provided a 5.3% growth in estimated property values, providing an additional $711,707 in property tax revenues. The tax rate of $.56302 remains unchanged. Additional Info...
Council Continues Budget Discussion; Approves Updated Animal Control Ordinance

Council continued FY 21-22 Budget discussions with a presentation on the proposed General Fund Budget, Supplemental Requests, Capital Improvement Projects, & potential future Bond Projects. First read was approved amending the Animal Control ordinance. Additional Info...
Highland Village Police Apprehend Suspects in Attempted ATM Burglary

At approximately 6:03 a.m., on Aug. 24, 2021, Highland Village Police responded to the Denton Area Teachers Credit Union (DATCU) in Highland Village for an ATM Burglary in progress. Additional Info...
Council Sets Public Hearing Date and Proposed Tax Rate for FY 2021-2022

Council set the public hearing for September 14 for the proposed tax rate for fiscal year 2021-2022. The tax rate is proposed to remain the same at $0.56302. The Utility Fund Budget will also keep the current rate structure for water and sewer services. Additional Info...
Council Continues Budget Discussions

At the July 27 meeting, Council continued FY 2021-22 Budget discussion with a presentation from staff on Special Revenue Funds. Further budget discussions will take place through July and August. Council also recognized Annie Netsch as Mayor for the Day. Additional Info...
Council Begins FY 2021-2022 General Fund Budget Discussion

Council received a presentation from staff on the year end projections of the FY 2020-2021 which is expected to come in within budget providing a solid year end. The contract for the asphalt overlay project was approved. Officer Chip Foskey was sworn in. Additional Info...
Double Drowning at Lake Lewisville

On July 4, at 7:52 p.m. dispatch was notified of a boating accident at Pilot Knoll Park. Two passengers, who were not wearing life preservers, were thrown from the boat and did not resurface. Both were found deceased at 12:30 a.m., Monday, July 5. Additional Info...
Council Approves Contract for Construction of Highland Village Road Sidewalk

Council approves contract for the 2021 Sidewalk Improvement Project, which includes the construction of the Highland Village Rd sidewalk, the Victoria Park walking path, and completion of the sidewalk from Brazos Park to Medina Dr. Additional Info...
Council Honors Area Veterans; Receives Speed Study Update

City Council recognized ten local veterans at the Honor Our Veterans ceremony, received a speed study update, and approved the first read of the juvenile curfew ordinance. Additional Info...
Council Canvasses Election; Selects Mayor Pro Tem and Deputy Mayor Pro Tem

Council approves election results canvassing and elects Mayor Pro Tem and Deputy Mayor Pro Tem. Fire Department to hold COVID-19 Vaccination clinic on May 13. Additional Info...
Highland Village Ranks in Top 10 Safest Cities

Highland Village ranks as the tenth safest city in Texas, according to Safewise which uses FBI crime stats and Census population data. Thanks to our community policing efforts, volunteers, and our community for proactively keeping our community safe. Additional Info...
May 1 Unofficial Election Results

The unofficial election results from the May 1 election are: Place 3: Andrew Crawford - 227, Mike Lombardo - 1054; Place 5: Jason Bates - 298, Tom Heslep - 968 ; Place 7: Dan Jaworski -1073. The canvass of the official votes will take place on May 11. Election Results
City Lifts Allowance of Temporary Signage for Restaurant and Retail

A year ago the City allowed additional signage in support of local retail and restaurants. This allowance of temporary bandit signage ends on Saturday, May 1. Highland Village businesses should remove any temporary signs by this date. Read on...
Council Receives Annual Financial Report; Approves Contract for Facility Security Upgrades

Council approved a contract with WEIL Construction, Inc. for security upgrades to the four main City buildings. Council received the Annual Financial Report which declares the City's financial statements present fairly the financial position of the city. Additional Info...
City Re-Starts Rental of Indoor Facilities; Meetings Open to the Public

Rental of all City indoor facilities will resume on May 1. City Council and all board and commission meetings will be open to the public beginning in May. Additional Info...
Council Receives Update on Information Services Department; Recognizes Lt. Bobby Doyle

At the March 9 meeting, Information Services Director Sunny Lindsey provided an update on the Information Services Department. A proclamation was presented in honor of Lt. Bobby Doyle's retirement after 20 years with the HVPD. Additional Info...
City Continues to Follow CDC Guidelines; Opens in a Tiered Approach

On March 2 Gov. Abbott announced an end to the statewide mask mandate and expanded capacity of Texas businesses to 100%, effective March 10. The City will follow CDC guidelines and continue to require the wearing of face coverings in City buildings. Additional Info...
Council Approves Copperas Branch Master Plan; Recognizes Bill Aycock

City Council approved the Copperas Branch Park Master Plan, the long-term vision for the Park. Council also recognized Bill Aycock for 21 years of service to the City. Additional Info...
Water and Sewer Charges

Concerned about your sewer rate or water bill after this winter weather event? The City has a plan in place to address the extra usage that comes from this type of event. Read on...
Council Receives Update on Copperas Branch Master Plan and Parks and Recreation Projects

At their Feb. 9 meeting, Council received an update on the Copperas Branch Master Plan, an overview of the Parks and Recreation Department, and approved the 2021 Legislative Program. Additional Info...
Council Receives Fire Department Update

City Council received a presentation on the Highland Village Fire Department. Chief Michael Thomson shared an overview of the department’s accomplishments and goals, staffing level, apparatus, equipment, performance data and response times. Additional Info...
Council Receives Police Department Update; City Recognized for Excellence in Financial Reporting

City Council received an overview on the Highland Village Police Department and the City was recognized for the 29th year for excellence in financial reporting. Additional Info...
Intoxication Manslaughter Charges Pending in Fatality Incident

On Wed., Dec. 23, 2020 at 7:40 p.m., Highland Village Police responded to a parking lot in the 1900 Block of Justin Road in reference to a motor vehicle injury accident. A 28 year-old female was run over and has died from her injuries. Read on...
Kids Kastle is Now Open!

The Kids Kastle playground is complete and open for play beginning on Saturday, December 19. City staff, along with Play by Design, LLC, and small volunteer groups have completed the work on the community build project. Read on...
Council Approves Utility Projects and Recognizes Sgt. Paul Kimberlin

At the December 8 meeting, the City Council approved a resolution awarding the contract for the Unity Park Storm Drain Rehabilitation Project, water and wasterwater line replacements, and recognizes Sgt. Paul Kimberlin. Additional Info...
Council Approves Rate Increase for Solid Waste Collection by Community Waste Disposal

Council approved two resolutions regarding a rate increase for solid waste and recycling services provided by Community Waste Disposal - the annual CPI adjustment and an increase due to additional operational costs from the closure of the DFW landfill. Additional Info...
City and The Shops at Highland Village Partner for Successful Concert in the Park(ing lot) Series

Pivot. Adapt. Collaborate. All words used to describe how businesses are managing during COVID cancellations. These words are good descriptors of what the City and The Shops at Highland Village are doing for Concerts in the Park(ing lot) events. Additional Info...
Council Appoints Members to Boards and Commissions; Northbound Access to I-35E Approved

At the Oct. 13 meeting, Council learned of the approval of northbound access to I-35E from Highland Village Road. Council appointed board and commission members. Additional Info...
HVPD Sgt. Dennis Oliver - Funeral Service

A memorial service will be held for Sgt. Dennis Oliver at 6pm. on Fri., Oct. 9 at the Village Church in Flower Mound. Limited seating is available. Reservations are required. Visit http://vll.ge/memorial to make a reservation. Read on...
City Dedicates Doubletree Bridge to PFC Aaron M. Hudson

A ceremony was held on Saturday, September 19 to formally dedicate the pedestrian bridge at Doubletree Ranch Park the “PFC Aaron M. Hudson Memorial Bridge.” The private gathering unveiled all the elements installed at the bridge to honor PFC Hudson. Additional Info...
Council Approves Final Read of Annual Budget

Council approves the FY 20/21 Budget and receives an update on HVFD Fire Equipment Operator/Paramedic Mel Harper and his deployment to California to assist the firefighting efforts currently underway. Additional Info...
Council Honors Retiring City Manager Michael Leavitt; Approves First Read of Annual Budget

Council, and the Highland Village Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, honored retiring city manager Michael Leavitt by naming the pavilion at Doubletree Ranch Park the Michael Leavitt Pavilion in honor of Leavitt’s service to the community. Additional Info...
Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Rate - Sept. 8, 2020

The City will hold a public hearing on the proposed tax rate of $0.563020 on Sept. 8, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. at the Highland Village Municipal Complex. Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Increase
Council Appoints Paul Stevens as City Manager

Council approved the employment agreement and appointed Paul Stevens as the new city manager for the city of Highland Village. Additional Info...
Council Adopts Revised FM 2499 Speed Limit Set by TxDOT

Council adopts the speed limit TxDOT will set on FM 2499. The speed limit will change from 45mph to 50mph from the FM 2499/Northwood intersection to the northern corporate limit line and remain as currently posted from Northwood south to FM 407. Additional Info...

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