Highland Heights City Council recognized Public Works Director Steve Lehman at their meeting on Tuesday. Lehman was recognized in celebration of Arbor Day, a holiday that takes place on April 25 that promotes planting and taking care of trees. Each year, Highland Heights’ tree commission dedicates the award to a community member who has shown […]
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Highland Heights approves 4% tax rate increase
Highland Heights will see a 4% tax rate increase for the upcoming fiscal year. The city met earlier this month to discuss whether or not they would pursue the proposed tax rate, and they passed it during Tuesday’s council meeting. City residents will see the new rate reflected in the next tax bill coming this […]
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Highland Heights considers 4% tax rate increase
Highland Heights may be looking at a 4% tax rate increase for the upcoming fiscal year. The city held a public hearing Tuesday night to discuss the possibility of a 4% real property tax increase that would raise the rate from $1.42 to $1.47 per $1000 evaluation. The city will officially decide whether or not […]
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Highland Heights hears first reading of 2024 comprehensive plan
Highland Heights City Council heard the first reading of their 2024 comprehensive plan at Tuesday night’s June city council meeting. Highland Heights city planner David A. Geohegan heads up the new comprehensive plan, which is mandated by the city of Kentucky and takes place every five years. The last comprehensive plan was completed in 2019. […]
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Highland Heights’ 7 Hills Church to bring ‘Heart the City Week’ this June
Highland Heights 7 Hills Church is holding its annual “Heart the City Week” outreach program to serve the greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky regions, offering cleaning, organizing, landscaping and painting projects.
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Highland Heights discusses infrastructure funding, Chase Law School relocation
Highland Heights received funding for a $21M medical examiner crime lab, a roundabout near NKU, and the relocation of the Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University, in a mixed bag legislative session.
