State law allows fireworks to be discharged from July 2-July 5 and July 22-July 25. Hours are restricted to 11:00AM - 11:00PM except on July 4 and July 24 where they extend to midnight. In Highland City, fireworks are banned in certain areas. Read on...
Curbside trash and recycling services for Highland residents will switch to Waste Management of Utah (WM) beginning the last week of June. To support a smooth transition, Highland City is working closely with WM to ensure residents are well-informed. Read on...
The COVID-19 pandemic is ever evolving and Highland City is working hard to do its part to slow the spread. Below are the most up-to-date safeguards the City has in place. Read on...
City Council recently passed an ordinance modifying accessory dwelling units / basement apartments in the City and establishing conditions which must be met to keep the residential character of our neighborhoods protected. Read on...
Everyone throughout our City has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to some degree or another. During what seems like a dark time, the Mayor and City Councilmembers wanted to bring some hope to our community. Read on...
The City is already busy planning upcoming events including the 2020 Highland Fling (July 25- Aug 1). These events bring the community together and are a wonderful way to meet new people and get involved. Volunteers are crucial to their success! Read on...
Did you know the Highland Historical Society has a small museum in the Community Center that displays a collection of historical household items and small tools? Read on...
City Council recently passed an ordinance allowing short-term rentals in the City and establishing conditions which must be met to keep the residential character of our neighborhoods protected. Read on...
Many areas of Highland are a Wildland Urban Interface which are beautiful, but also run the risk of wildfires. Check out this guide and inspection checklist to help protect your home. Read on...
