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Highland Village has been recognized as the 3rd Safest City in Texas. The Police Department’s Community-Oriented Public Safety model of policing and the partnership shared with residents and businesses results in this recognition.
Highland Village is committed to the development of a quality community with a top-ranked educational system, family-oriented environment, and the planned preservation of open space throughout a lakefront community.
Utility Billing is responsible for monthly utility bills, setting up new accounts, modifying existing accounts, and assisting residents with inquiries relating to their accounts.
Highland Village is a Home Rule City and operates under a council-manager form of government. All members of Council are elected at-large, under a place system, and serve staggered two-year terms: The Mayor (Place 1) and Council members in Places 2, 4, and 6 are elected in even-numbered years.
The mission of the Building Inspections & Permits Department is to ensure the safety and welfare of the general public by enforcing structural, building, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical code regulations within the City.
In order to serve Highland Village residents on a more personal basis, the Police Department has divided the City into sixteen (16) geographic areas, each assigned to a police officer. Each officer is assigned responsibility for safety, security and crime prevention in their AOR.
4 Camp Highland Village; 5 Easter Egg Hunt; 6 Tennis; 7 Christmas at the Ranch; 8 Tri Town Amazing Race; 9 All Star Trips; 10 Concert in the Park; 11 Kickball; 12 Daddy Daughter Dance; 13 All Star Halloween Party; 14 Highland Village Art Festival; 15 Our Village Glows; 16 Fit4Mom
The Human Resources Department is a strategic partner in management’s ongoing efforts to utilize the City’s human capacity effectively and to structure the organization to meet the City Council’s objectives as well as citizens’ expectations.
View information on the meetings, members, and responsibilities of the City Council. City Development Process. Elections. View information on upcoming elections as well as how to register to vote. City Holidays. View the holidays observed by the City of Highland Village. City Manager's Office
Between 1975-1985, the City grew from approximately 1,000 to 5,000 and became a Home Rule City in 1986. Approximate population today is 15,850. Population at build-out is expected to be approximately 18,000. Read a brief history of the City of Highland Village.