Cemetery personnel will be performing a complete cleanup of the Highland City Cemetery
The goal of Highland City Cemetery staff is to offer families and friends that visit their loved ones a clean, beautiful, and peaceful environment Please help us maintain this goal by keeping the cemetery clean
Weather permitting, cemetery personnel will ...
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The 2019 Resident Survey is now open. Each household is encouraged to either fill out a paper copy of the survey and return it with your utility bill or in person to City Hall or take the survey online. Surveys are due by Thursday, February 28.
Please only one per household. There are 20 questions and none of them are required. If you have no opinion about any question, please skip it. Individual responses will be kept anonymous. Survey results will be shared at a later time. Please take this op...Read on...
Christmas tree pickup was scheduled to occur between January 28 and February 5. Unfortunately, we have heard from a number of individuals that trees were not picked up.
Republic Services will be coming around February 12 -15 to pick up the trees they missed. If your tree was missed, please leave it out on the curb and remove all lights, stands, and decorations. Trees should not be placed in any type of bag. If your tree ...Read on...
The Utah State Developmental Center (USDC) owns the 112 acres of property south of LPHS. Recently, the USDC Board voted to sell the land to Boyer company to develop. USDC plans on using the proceeds from the sale to fund the Center long term.
The Boyer company is currently preparing a mixed use development plan for the property. Initial plans include a mix of residential products including town-homes, senior communities, small single family lots, and large single family lots as well as space f...Read on...
For some time, the Highland City Council has been looking into the possibility of selling some park land and using the proceeds to begin to develop the park next to Mountain Ridge Junior High School.
On January 29, the Planning Commission decided to postpone their decision on the Conditional Use Permit for the Park until a sound study and traffic study could be completed. City Council will not consider the Conditional Use Permit until Planning Commiss...Read on...
The safety of Highland City residents during and after a snow event is a top priority for the City. Our staff utilizes all available assets as needed to clear the roads depending on the storm event, snowfall received, and duration of the storm.
Snow Plowing Priority
Did you know that Governor Herbert has declared a state of emergency for Utah because of drought conditions? Unfortunately, previous studies have shown that Highland residents use almost double the amount of water necessary for outdoor watering.
Because of drought conditions and our overwatering, we are using up the limited amount of storage that we have in our reservoirs. We’re anticipating a warm winter with low moisture, which means all Highland City storage will be gone this year if...Read on...
Timpanogos Special Service District will be closing the green waste drop-off and compost pickup for the season. The last day of operation for compost/green waste is November 10, 2018.
After this time, compost will be sold by appointment only until spring 2019. Christmas trees will also be accepted by appointment. The green waste/compost will re-open March 6, 2019. To schedule an appointment call the TSSD office at 801-756-5231.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.
Fire Fuel Reduction Guide