There is no such thing as a “normal day” for Highland Heights Police Department Social Worker Angie Weinel. From courtrooms to responding to mental health crises, Weinel has helped bridge the gap between the Highland Heights Police Department police department and Highland Heights citizens for over three years as a police social worker. Journey to […]
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Highland Heights to use ARPA funds for newly proposed city property
Highland Heights has approved the use of COVID-19 American Rescue Plan Act funds for new city property. The proposal, which passed at Tuesday’s city council meeting, approved the purchase of speed radar signs, new exercise equipment to be placed inside the police station gym and the relocation of flag poles to be placed at the […]
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Council’s report on Highland Heights recovery home: ‘Zero complaints and zero issues’
No issues have been reported concerning the controversial Highland Heights recovery home, Oxford House, city council announced during Tuesday’s meeting. Residents gathered in a packed house at the last meeting in June over shared concerns about the newly opened house, where one long-time resident explained how they felt they were “left in the dark” about […]
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Highland Heights hires full-time police social worker
Highland Heights City Council voted at their Dec. 6 meeting to hire a full-time social worker to work in tandem with the police department. Social worker Angie Weinel previously worked jointly for the city’s police department and the Campbell County Police Department. Police social work is relatively new to Northern Kentucky. The City of Alexandria’s […]
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Highland Heights Officials Honor and Congratulate Retiring Officer
Highland Heights Police Officer Kim Williams Retires After 27 Years in Law Enforcement. Over 50 years roofing experience in NKY. Call now, mention FTM. (859) 287-2499. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor Highland Heights Police Officer Kim Willliams announced her retirement after 27 years in law enforcement. City officials thanked and congratulated her during […]