Pride & Promise

The City of Highland Heights truly is a community with “Pride & Promise.”  You will find a comfortable and convenient balance of neighborhoods, green space and businesses—all with easy access to downtown Cleveland and other regional amenities. This balance distinguishes the City of Highland Heights as a prosperous, safe community to live, own a business, work, raise children and make lasting memories. It’s a city with neighborhood pride and a promising future.  

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	Check out the 2014 Summer Sizzler!
	The 2014 Spring Newsletter is available too!

Please click here if you would like to register online for any of our summer recreation programs. Click on the above link for the 2014 Summer Sizzler for program information.

Register online now for 2014 Summer Baseball, Softball and T-Ball. 

Click here to register online by credit card. 

Registrations may also be dropped off or mailed, along with payment and a completed registration form to:

Highland Hts. City Hall
5827 Highland Road
Highland Hts., OH  44143

Please click here for information about registration deadlines and observation dates.

If you would like to sponsor one of our summer baseball, softball or t-ball teams this year, please click here for a sponsorship form. Thank you for your support!

The American Red Cross will be holding a Blood Drive at the Highland Hts. Community Center on Wednesday, April 23, 2014 from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.

Click here for more information. Be a bud, give blood!

Mayfield City Schools and Excel TECC are sponsoring a free dental care event on Saturday, May 10, 2014 from 8:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at 6080 Wilson Mills Road (former library building).

The event is for residents of Gates Mills, Highland Hts., Mayfield Hts., and Mayfield Village that are under the age of 18, or seniors 60+.

Visit the Mayfield City Schools website or click here for more information.

Beginning February 14, 2014, NOPEC will be mailing opt out letters to residents of our community.

Instructions and information will be included in this mailing; however, the following link may help answer questions you may have about NOPEC and your natural gas supplier.

This FAQ page is only for informational purposes and we encourage residents to contact NOPEC directly with specific questions at 1-855-667-3201.  They are available at this number 7 days a week, 24 hours a day to answer your questions.

NOPEC Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)

Have you ever wondered how our City and County officials communicate important, and sometimes, emergency information to residents?

The City of Highland Heights participates in the CodeRED Emergency Notification System.

This system allows us to telephone all or targeted areas of the City in case of an emergency situation that requires immediate action (such as a boil-water notice, missing child, utility outage, fires or floods, bomb threat, chemical spill or gas leak or evacuation notices).  Important notifications are sent to the phone numbers provided.  When you register, you may want to consider providing a cell phone number, along with your home phone, for notifications in power outage situations where you may not have home phone service.  Please click here to register for this important notification system. 

In addition, Cuyahoga County has recently rolled out its Ready Notify system, a countywide mass notification system. This system is used to notify Cuyahoga County residents of important County information. To register for the County notification system, go to www.ReadyNotify.CuyahogaCounty.us

Please note that it is important to register for both systems to ensure that you receive both City and County information.

Summer Recreation Employment Applications are now available online.

Please click here to view and print the application.

Completed applications may be dropped off or returned by mail to:

City of Highland Heights
5827 Highland Road
Highland Hts, OH 44143

Congratulations to Police Chief James Cook and the Highland Hts. Police Deptartment on receiving CALEA (Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies) Accreditation.

This recognition is given only as a result of meeting or exceeding a highly regarded and broadly recognized body of professional standards. The accreditation also represents the department's commitment to professional excellence. Congratulations Chief Cook and the Highland Hts. Police Department!

CUYAHOGA COUNTY AIRPORT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT LETTER

Mayor Coleman and Council President Murphy have submitted this letter (PDF) to the Cuyahoga County Airport Environmental Assessment website regarding a proposed expansion.  Please click on the following link www.cuyahoga-airportea.com if you would like to voice your opinion or see other comments. 

2014 Round Up Programs

What is CERT? CERT is a voluntary community-based training program to help prepare local residents for emergency situations. Interested in participating? Read more.