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Monday – November 4
No meetings scheduled
TUESDAY – November 5
ELECTION DAY
Traffic Safety Commission
8 a.m. Meeting
WEDNESDAY – November 6
Community Events Commission
6 p.m. Meeting
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Plan Commission
6:30 p.m. Meeting
THURSDAY – November 7
Park Board
6:30 p.m. Study Session
The Highland Fire Department is accepting applications for Highland Fire Chief beginning Wednesday, November 6. Deadline to apply is end of business December 6. Interviews will begin in January. Click here to download job description. Please send completed resumes to [email protected].
Questions? Please email [email protected] or contact Town Council President Philip Scheeringa at (219) 741-2841 or [email protected].
The Highland Redevelopment Department has launched efforts to craft a new 20-year comprehensive plan aimed at enhancing the community's future. Key priorities include neighborhood revitalization, expanding green spaces, improving pedestrian connectivity, upgrading transportation infrastructure and preserving historic landmarks throughout Highland’s districts.
As a resident, you are encouraged to share your ideas, concerns and aspirations for the town's development. Scan the QR code above or click here to learn more.
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. Contribute to our public survey by clicking this link or use the QR code above.
Join American Legion Post 180, Highland Elks and the Daughters of the American Revolution Timothy Ball Chapter at 11 a.m. November 11 at the Highway of Flags for a wreath-rifle ceremony honoring veterans.
Join us for our Restaurant Crawl from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday, November 26 in downtown Highland. Participating restaurants feature a special for $7 or less, so that visitors can “eat their way through downtown,” stopping at their usual haunts and discovering new favorites along the way.
Register now for the 49th Annual Pumpkin Plod — a USATF-certified 10K course through the streets of Highland that is chip timed by T&H Timing. This is a Calumet Striders 2024 Gold Cup Series race. Walkers are invited to join the unofficial 5K noncompetitive fun walk. The Thanksgiving Day race begins at Kennedy and Highway and finishes at Lincoln Center. Pumpkin pies will be awarded to the top three runners in each category and all participants will receive a long-sleeve shirt (while supplies last). INFO: For more information, please visit highlandparks.org or call (219) 838-0114.
Registration is online only at runsignup.com, where you’ll also find a course map, race details, divisions, shirts and awards. Cost is $33 for runners and $23 for walkers through November 26, $40 for runners and $30 for walkers on race day.
Parade with Santa through downtown Highland at 4:45 p.m. Saturday, November 30 from 1st and Highway to Main Square Park. Lineup begins at 4 p.m. Hot chocolate and popcorn will be served. Click here to download a parade application. Once complete, email form to the Highland Council of Community Events at [email protected]. After the parade, helpers will be asked to assist Santa in officially lighting Main Square Park at 5 p.m. for the holiday season. Santa will have treats for good boys and girls. Bring your letter to drop off in Santa’s mailbox!
A phone call from Santa is on every child’s wish list! Register from November 18-December 9 at Lincoln Community Center. Highland residents only. Santa will call your child between 6 and 8 p.m. December 11-12.
Receive a personalized letter from Santa Claus, delivered straight from the North Pole! Register from November 29-December 13. Pick up a form from Lincoln Center and drop it off in our mailbox outside of the building. Children will receive a personalized letter and coloring page – along with stickers. Residents $3 | Non-residents $5
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.
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.