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UPCOMING  MEETINGS                  

Monday – October 14

Town Council

6:30 p.m. Meeting

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TUESDAY – October 15

Neighbors for Sustainability

6:30 p.m. Meeting

Green Witch Cafe 

Sanitary Board

6:30 p.m. Study Session

7 p.m. Meeting

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WEDNESDAY – October 16

Plan Commission

6:30 p.m. Study Session

7 p.m. Meeting

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THURSDAY – October 17

Tree Board

7 p.m. Meeting

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Park Board

7 p.m. Meeting

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Early Voting Information

Click here for a list of Lake County's early voting locations, dates and times.

Safe Streets for All - We Want to Hear From You!

The Town of Highland has partnered with American Structurepoint to study roadway and intersection safety needs across our community as part of the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) discretionary planning grant. This study will lead to the completion of a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. Your input is essential in shaping effective safety strategies. Together, we can identify behaviors and attitudes that impact road safety, identify mobility challenges, and develop community-supported improvements to enhance safety for all road users. 

 

We want to hear from you! Please share your insights on the current road safety in Highland. You can participate in two ways:

 

  • ONLINE: Take our survey! Contribute to our public survey by clicking this link or use the QR code above.
  • IN PERSON: Stop by our booth and share your thoughts from
  • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. October 12 at the Craft and Vendor Show at Lincoln Community Center.
Highland Newest Public Art on Display

Dedicated on Saturday, Highland's newest more-than-lifesize public art is garnering attention and accodades. Sponsored by the Highland Arts Council and Neighbors for Sustainability, the mural offers beauty  - and a message.

 

Created by Highland Artist Patti Tobin Davis, the project is a tribute to native plants that are essential foods for birds, bees and butterflies. Native seeds were distributed at the unveiling in the hopes of expanding the population of native flowering plants in the community. 

Fright Ride - October 11

Join Highland Parks and Recreation on a spooky 7.5 mile bicycle ride after dusk. Check in from 5-6:45 p.m. before the ride begins at 7 p.m. Friday, October 11 – rain or shine! Start and finish at Main Square Park. Helmets and bike lights are encouraged. There will be two pit stops along the route for refreshments and bathroom breaks. Register online only before October 11 at bikesignup.com/highlandfrightride. Cash only and onsite the night of ride. 

Highland Trunk or Treat - October 19

The Highland Council of Community Events invites trick-or-treaters from 10 a.m.-noon October 19 to its annual Trunk or Treat at Main Square Park. Those looking to participate as a decorated  trunk or tent/booth, must register by downloading this form and emailing to [email protected].  Costumes and decorated vehicles are encouraged. Rain date is October 20.

Highland Fall Cleanup - October 22

Republic Waste Services will schedule extra crews Tuesday, October 22 to collect unwanted items as part of fall cleanup day. Construction debris, concrete, hazardous waste, paint, pool chemicals and leaves are NOT included.

Highland Drug Take Back - October 26

Highland Police will be participating with the DEA as a drop-off site for medications from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, October 26 at the Highland Police Department, 3315 Ridge Road. INFO: Call Ken Balon at (219) 838-3184.

AGENDAS & MINUTES                    
BUILDING PERMITS                         
GAZEBO EXPRESS                      
INDIANA GATEWAY                          
MUNICIPAL CODE                      
PAY MY UTILITY BILL                       
TOWN CALENDAR                            
RAVE ALERTS                              
Street Improvements

What remains of street repairs scheduled to be completed by the end of this week (Oct. 11)  will impact only isolated area on Main Street. Milling and Paving will require temporary road closures between the limits listed, with work on Main Street to take place overnight. The final stage of the project will involved striping the new road surfaces, which should be completed on or before the end of October.  Click here for an updated schedule of projects.

Reporting Leaks

Highland Public Works is asking residents to report any unusual puddling or wet spots in your front or back yard. If there has been no rain and water appears in your yard, please notify Highland Public works at (219) 972-5083 between the hours 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. If you need to report a leak after hours or on a weekend, call 911 and an on-call Town of Highland employee will be dispatched.