It
is my pleasure to welcome you to Highland Heights and invite you to discover
and enjoy the unique characteristics that make our City stand out locally
and nationally as “The City with Pride & Promise.” 
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.
Welcome to the City of Highland Heights—the City with Pride & Promise. Voted Money
Magazine’s “2007 Top 100 best places to live” 
CPR / AED Class
The Fire Department will be offering another CPR/AED class for residents in the Mayfield School District and employees of businesses located in Highland Heights.
The Class will be held at the Fire Station – 5827 Highland Road on Saturday, June 27 th. from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
Class size is limited to 25 students. Student manuals are available prior to the class if desired. Please contact the Fire Department at 442-7406 to sign up.
What is a Watershed?
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What is a watershed? ....the land area that drains into a common body of water, such as a river or lake. Read more. |
CONSTRUCTION NOTICE
Ridgebury Blvd.
In February 2009, the County Engineer’s office announced the award of a project to resurface Ridgebury Blvd. from Richmond Road to SOM Center Road in the cities of Highland Heights, Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights and Mayfield Village to Burton Scot Contractors.
The project will be broken into two phases with the first phase beginning at Richmond Road and ending just short of the intersection at Lander Road. The second phase of the project will continue east to SOM Center Road.
Construction will begin on the south side of the street with traffic being maintained east bound only on the north side. During all phases of construction, traffic will be limited to one way east bound only.
The contractor will be working a 4 days per week 10 hour schedule. No weekend work is planned at this time.
Depending on the timely completion of phase one and the effects on traffic as it relates to other projects in the area, the county may consider allowing the contractor to proceed with the second phase of work later this year. This could result in an earlier that anticipated completion of the entire project.
The City of Highland Heights has instituted the CodeRED Emergency Notification System - an ultra high-speed telephone communication service for emergency notifications. 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).
Please take a moment to provide us with appropriate information to be notified by the emergency response team in the event of emergency situations or critical community alerts. Click here to get started