City of Higland Heights KentuckyGrowth Through ProgressMenu  ≡╳HomeCity OfficialsMayorCity AttorneyCity Clerk TreasurerCity EngineerCouncilBeautification CommitteeDevelopment CommitteeFinance CommitteeFinance DirectorInfrastructure CommitteeSafety CommitteePublic Works SupervisorDepartmentsBoard of AdjustmentsBoard of AppealsCode EnforcementEconomic DevelopmentEthics BoardExisting StructuresParks & RecreationParksNature TrailRecreation FacebookPlanning & ZoningPlanning - Zoning MinutesPolicePolice NewsPublic WorksRep. Campbell Co. Cable BoardMedia RoomCable on DemandCity AlertsManage Alert SubscriptionCity Council MinutesCity FacebookCity NewsletterManage SubscriptionsCity TwitterPhoto GalleriesCityfest 2015Cruise-in & Dance 2016Easter Egg Hunt 2015Easter Egg Hunt 2016Halloween 2015Halloween 2016Lunch with Santa 2015Memorial Day 2015Memorial Day 2016Veteran - Senior Breakfast 2015Veterans - Seniors Breakfast 2016Volleyball 2015Volleyball 2016AnnouncementsCalendarResourcesAccount RequestBusiness DirectoryCity OrdinancesComprehensive PlanZoning OrdinanceFormsKnowledgebaseLInksManage Alert SubscriptionTaxesNewsletter-DocsWeb PoliciesAntispamDouble Dart CookieExternal Links PolicyFB Privacy PolicyLinking PolicyPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseFAQContact UsYou are here: HomeHomeCARMAK PARK IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICEWelcome to the City of Highland Heights.Welcome to the City of Highland Heights. Nestled in the hills of Northern Kentucky, just seven miles south of Cincinnati, our quiet suburb got its start as a farm community in the 1920s. To this day, we’ve maintained our small-town intimacy and security, while providing convenient access to a vibrant metropolis. We’re also home to one of Kentucky’s fastest growing post-secondary institutions, Northern Kentucky University (NKU).I am honored to serve such a diverse community of seniors, working families, college students and young professionals who live, learn and work here. Over the past decade, our administration and council have worked hard to establish a strong financial foundation for our city—one that will ensure continued quality services for our residents and will allow us to build on our tremendous assets, paving the way for a prosperous future.I’m proud to call Highland Heights my home of more than 35 years, and I invite you to explore our website to learn more about our community and all it has to offer. Better yet—stop by one of our parks, visit one of our many storefronts, or catch an NCAA Division I NKU sporting event, and see for yourself how we’re achieving Growth Through Progress.Sincerely,Greg MeyersMayor24/7 HelplineKentucky: 859-415-9280For more information, please visit the website: http://www.addictionservicescouncil.org/Subscribe to the FREE City NewsletterEnter your email address if you want to receive our newsletter.Full Name*Email Address*Email Address*We will not send you any spam.Please wait...You are successfully subscribed!There was an error with su