# Highland Heights, KY ## Posts - [Campbell County Spring Clean-Up](https://hhky.com/campbell-county-spring-clean-up/) - [Planning & Zoning Cancelled](https://hhky.com/planning-zoning-public-hearing/) - [Meeting Cancelled](https://hhky.com/meeting-cancelled/) ## Pages - [The Commons](https://hhky.com/the-commons/): The Commonsat Highland Heights The Commons at Highland Heights is the heart of our park system! The space was created in 2009 when the new city building was constructed.  The site boats a playground for the kids, a pavilion and picnic area for large gatherings as well as several acres of open green space for activities. In 2024 the city conducted a study of the site and created a Master Plan proposal for the site that outlined a number of improvements that can be made to the park to enhance the experiences for our resident’s.  To learn more about the […] - [Veterans Park](https://hhky.com/veterans-park/): Veterans Park Welcome to the heart of our urban oasis! Our city parks are more than just green spaces; they’re vibrant hubs of community life, recreation, and natural beauty. Whether you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle, engage in outdoor activities, or simply enjoy a peaceful stroll, our parks offer something for everyone. - [Carmack Park](https://hhky.com/carmack-park/): Carmack Park Welcome to the heart of our urban oasis! Our city parks are more than just green spaces; they’re vibrant hubs of community life, recreation, and natural beauty. Whether you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle, engage in outdoor activities, or simply enjoy a peaceful stroll, our parks offer something for everyone. - [Lienholder Notifications](https://hhky.com/lienholder-notifications/): Lienholder Notifications Changes to Kentucky’s code enforcement statutes enacted by the 2016 Kentucky General Assembly (HB422) take effect January 2, 2017. KRS 65.8836 now requires a “system for notification of lienholder” that provides lienholders and others that elect to do so with electronic notifications of all final orders entered pursuant to KRS 65.8801 to 65.8839. To receive notifications of code enforcement citations and final orders pursuant to this statute: First Name Last Name Email Phone Address Submit 2026 Liens Test View/Download Test View/Download 2025 Liens 125 Bon Jan Lane View/Download 17 Deitrich Road View/Download 345 Main Avenue View/Download 126 Ridge […] - [FAQ](https://hhky.com/faqs/): Frequently Asked Questions A car has been parked in the same space for over 6 months. The car has not moved! Can people leave cars parked for long periods on the city streets/parking lots? We have an ordinance about cars parking on the street. Police can be contacted about this matter or notify the City Office and we will be happy to notify the city’s code enforcement officer who will then address the issue. Are grills banned on outdoor balconies of condominium and apartment complexes? To: Apartment/Condominium ResidentsFrom: Central Campbell FireRe: Gas Grill RegulationsDear Resident,This letter in to inform you […] - [Terms of Use](https://hhky.com/terms-of-use/): TERMS OF USE PLEASE READ! https://hhky.com REQUIRES CONSIDERATION FOR AND AS A CONDITION OF ALLOWING YOU ACCESS. READING AND ACCEPTING THE TERMS OF USE AND READING AND ACCEPTING THE PROVISIONS OF THE PRIVACY POLICY OF https://hhky.com ARE REQUIRED CONSIDERATIONS FOR https://hhky.com GRANTING YOU THE RIGHT TO VISIT, READ OR INTERACT WITH IT. ALL PERSONS ARE DENIED ACCESS TO THIS SITE UNLESS THEY READ AND ACCEPT THE TERMS OF USE AND THE PRIVACY POLICY. BY VIEWING, VISITING, USING, OR INTERACTING WITH https://hhky.com OR WITH ANY BANNER, POP-UP, OR ADVERTISING THAT APPEARS ON IT, YOU ARE AGREEING TO ALL THE PROVISIONS OF […] - [FB Privacy Policy](https://hhky.com/fb-privacy-policy/): FB Policy   City of Highland Heights (“we,” “us,” “our”) takes its users (“user”, “you,” “your”) privacy seriously. This Privacy Policy is designed to let you know what information we collect through our Facebook App and/or Fan Page. We collect information in accordance with this Privacy Policy, and this Privacy Policy only applies to our information collection practices on Facebook. We intend to comply with the requirements outlined by Facebook as it pertains to Developers as outlined here https://developers.facebook.com/policy/ . As required by Facebook’s Privacy Policy we have to let you know that we do not sell your data, however if we […] - [External Links Policy](https://hhky.com/external-links-policy/): External Links Policy   https://hhky.com links to other, external websites that provide information we determine at our discretion contain the most useful information for our program. While many sites provide very useful information, https://hhky.com only links to those sites which provide the most useful content. These links may be changed at any time as more useful sites come to our attention. The sole purpose of any external link is to enrich this site for our customers. All requests for inclusion of a link on this site is first and primarily evaluated with the needs of our customers in mind. Generally, […] - [Antispam](https://hhky.com/antispam/): Antispam   What is spam? In the context of electronic messaging, spam refers to unsolicited, bulk or indiscriminate messages, typically sent for a commercial purpose. City of Highland Heights https://hhky.com has a zero-tolerance spam policy. Automated spam filtering https://hhky.com’s messaging systems automatically scan all incoming email messages, and filter out messages that appear to be spam. Problems with spam filtering No message filtering system is 100% accurate, and from time to time legitimate messages will be filtered-out by https://hhky.com’s systems. If you believe this has happened to a message you have sent, please advise the message recipient by another means. […] - [Comprehensive Plan](https://hhky.com/forms-links/comprehensive-plan/) - [Links](https://hhky.com/forms-links/links/): Web Links Attorney General Consumer Protection Campbell County Campbell County Cooperative Extension District Campbell County Historical & Genealogical Society Campbell County Library Campbell County Office of Emergency Services Campbell County Property Valuation Office Campbell County Schools Commonwealth of Kentucky Highland Heights Council Videos Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources Kentucky State Police KSP Sex/Criminal Offender Registry Northern Kentucky Area Development District Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Northern Kentucky Community and Technical College Northern Kentucky Convention & Visitors Bureau Northern Kentucky District Health Department Northern Kentucky International Airport Northern Kentucky University Northern Kentucky Water District Sanitation District No. 1 Transit Authority of […] - [Planning and Zoning Meeting Documents](https://hhky.com/forms-links/planning-and-zoning-meeting-documents/): Planning & Zoning Minutes Minutes are the official record of Planning & Zoning meetings. They are used to accurately document votes and actions taken by Planning & Zoning Commissioners and are part of the City’s permanent record.Highland Heights Planning & Zoning meetings the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Highland Heights City Building, 176 Johns Hill Road. You may also watch past Planning & Zoning meetings by going to the City News & Events section of this website, clicking on Cable on Demand and following the instructions given in the video at the bottom of the […] - [Forms](https://hhky.com/forms-links/forms/): Forms Below are many of the forms often requested at the City Building. Here, you can download the forms, fill them out, and bring them to the City Building (176 Johns Hill Road) with a check, cash or credit card to cover the cost of the fee. Checks need to be made payable to “City of Highland Heights”. Administrative Forms Title View/Download Title View/Download Title View/Download Title View/Download - [City Council Meeting Minutes](https://hhky.com/forms-links/city-council-meeting-minutes/): City Council Meeting Minutes Minutes are the official record of City Council meetings. They are used to accurately document votes and actions taken by City Council members and are part of the City’s permanent record. Highland Heights City Council meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Highland Heights City Building, 176 Johns Hill Road. You may also watch past City Council meetings by going to the City News & Events section of this website, clicking on Cable on Demand and following the instructions given in the video at the bottom of the page. 2026 City […] - [Records Inspection](https://hhky.com/records-inspection/) - [Forms & Links](https://hhky.com/forms-links/): Forms and Links Administrative Forms Open Records Request Form (fillable) View/Download Alcoholic Beverage Permit Application (fillable) View/Download Rules and Form for Inspection of Public Records (fillable) View/Download Employment Application (fillable) View/Download Solicitors Application (fillable) View/Download Vacant Foreclosed Property Registration (fillable) View/Download Temporary Sign Permit Application (fillable) View/Download Open Records Request Form (fillable) View/Download Alcoholic Beverage Permit Application (fillable) View/Download Rules and Form for Inspection of Public Records (fillable) View/Download Employment Application (fillable) View/Download Solicitors Application (fillable) View/Download Vacant Foreclosed Property Registration (fillable) View/Download Temporary Sign Permit Application (fillable) View/Download Bid Packets 2024 Ford F-350 View/Download 2024 Ford F-350 View/Download Web […] - [Comprehensive Plan](https://hhky.com/business-development/comprehensive-plan/): Land Development in the Highland Heights must be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan outlines the goals for economic development within Highland Heights. The Plan defines the zones throughout the City and the type of development within the zones that will meet these goals. Land development needs to be consistent with the Comprehensive Plan to receive approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission. 2024 Comprehensive Plan 2024 Comprehensive Plan View/Download 2024 Comprehensive Plan View/Download - [City Taxes](https://hhky.com/business-development/city-taxes/): City Taxes Taxes may be paid online using a credit card. It will take approximately five (5) business days before your bill shows online as paid. If you have questions, please call 859-441-8575 for assistance. Once City Council approves the ordinance setting the year’s tax rate as well as penalty and interest for delinquent taxes, property owners are sent a property tax bill; all of this occurs on or before October 1st. Included on the tax bill is the waste collection charge for waste and recycling removal. Taxes and waste collection charges are due on or before October 31st; taxes […] - [Economic Development / TIF](https://hhky.com/business-development/economic-development-tif/): Economic Development Dave GeoheganCity Plannerc/o City of Highland Heights176 Johns Hill RoadHighland Heights, KY 41076859-441-8575 (office) US 27 Development Area US 27 – Development Area View/Download US 27 – Development Area View/Download US-27 & Nunn Drive Construction Update May 8, 2019 Phase I of the NKU Mixed-use project, an approximately 65,000 SF Medical Office Building, is proceeding as planned.  The new 3-story, state-of-the art medical facility will provide much needed healthcare services to Highland Heights and area residents while generating new economic impacts to a previously underutilized and important gateway into the community.  Construction commenced last fall and the building […] - [Sub-Division Regulations](https://hhky.com/business-development/sub-division-regulations/): Subdivision Regulations Subdivision Regulations are used in accordance with the Highland Heights Comprehensive Plan to promote the public health, safety and general welfare of the county; to provide for the proper arrangement of streets in relation to existing or proposed streets; to provide for adequate and convenient open spaces for vehicular and pedestrian traffic, utilities, access of police and fire fighting apparatus, recreation, light and air, the avoidance of congestion of the population, and to facilitate the orderly and efficient layout and appropriate use of land. These regulations are adopted in accordance with the Kentucky Revised Statutes – Chapter 100. […] - [Zoning Ordinance](https://hhky.com/business-development/zoning-ordinance/): Zoning Ordinance The Zoning Regulations are prepared in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan for the city of Highland Heights to promote the public health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the city, to facilitate orderly and harmonious development and the visual or historical character of the city, and to regulate the density of population and intensity of land use in order to provide for adequate light and air. In addition, zoning ordinances provide for vehicle off–street parking and loading and/or unloading space, as well as to facilitate fire and police protection, and to prevent the overcrowding of land, blight, danger, […] - [Code of Ordinances](https://hhky.com/business-development/code-of-ordinances/): Publication of Ordinances A change by the Kentucky Legislature in 2020 allows publication of Ordinances on the City website rather than running a lengthy and expensive advertisement in the newspaper. Beginning with Ordinances requiring publication in July 2020, ordinances published on this website shall remain posted for ninety days; those relating to the City budget or finances shall remain posted for one year. (See KRS 424.110-424.370). A brief ad, with URL reference, is published in the newspaper. Individuals who have difficulty accessing the contents of posted advertisements may contact the City for information regarding access. Individuals may call the office […] - [Business Directory](https://hhky.com/business-development/business-directory/): Business Directory If you have a business license for the City of Highland Heights, you can have your business listed in the Business Directory for visitors to search and use for services. You can add your company logo, company service description, location, and contact information. This is a free community service. We will add addtional categories as needed for your business. Add my company to the directory All Banks Health Schools Business Restaurants Attractions - [Business & Development](https://hhky.com/business-development/) - [City Parks](https://hhky.com/city-news-events/city-parks/): City Parks Our city parks are more than just green spaces; they’re vibrant hubs of community life, recreation, and natural beauty. Whether you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle, engage in outdoor activities, or simply enjoy a peaceful stroll, our parks offer something for everyone. The Commons at Highland Heights 176 Johns Hill Road, Highland Heights, KY 41076 The Commons at Highland Heights is the city’s flagship park located on the City Building campus.  With plenty of parking, playgrounds, and tons of gathering space, it is an ideal amenity for our residents and visitors to enjoy.  This year the […] - [Event Photo Albums](https://hhky.com/city-news-events/event-photo-albums/): Event Galleries The City of Highland Heights is excited to announce that event albums are now accessible for visitors to view and download. Whether you attended a recent event or are interested in revisiting past occasions, you can now browse through the photo galleries and select the images you would like to keep as a memory. Through the use of the reliable and user-friendly Flickr system, we have made it possible for you to not only view, but also download full-sized photos. This means that you will have access to high-resolution images that can be easily printed or shared digitally. […] - [Greenspace Commons](https://hhky.com/city-news-events/greenspace-commons/): Greenspace Updates We are excited to announce that phase 1 of our greenspace updates has begun. The nature trail and pickleball courts is just the beginning of our multi-phase project. This project will bring additional amenities to this site and improve connectivity for all of our residents. We have a very diverse population, with a wide range of age brackets, and a wide range of interest. Having this space gives us a blank canvas to explore ways to incorporate amenities that will appeal to our diverse population and engage the public with different types of events and activities. - [City Newsletter](https://hhky.com/city-news-events/city-newsletter/): City Newsletter Be the first to find out what is happening in Highland Heights! Sign -up below to be the first to receive a digital, color version of the newsletter delivered to your email. The newsletter is mailed three times per year and black and white versions are mailed to each residence. Sign up to recieve the newsletter City Newsletter Downloads Spring 2024 Newsletter View/Download Newsletter Fall 2023 Newsletter View/Download Newsletter Summer 2023 Newsletter View/Download Newsletter Spring 2023 Newsletter View/Download Newsletter Spring 2020 Newsletter View/Download Newsletter Fall 2019 Newsletter View/Download Newsletter Summer 2019 Newsletter View/Download Newsletter Spring 2019 Newsletter View/Download […] - [Cable on Demand](https://hhky.com/city-news-events/cable-on-demand/): Cable on Demand If you can’t make it to a City Council meeting or a Planning & Zoning meeting, you can watch them here! The short video at the bottom of this page will show you how to to access the videos then, just click on the picture above and watch your City Council or Planning & Zoning meeting! If you would like to attend a meeting, City Council meets the first and third Tuesday of the month; Planning and Zoning meets the second Tuesday of the month. City Council and Planning & Zoning meet at 7:00 p.m. in the […] - [Calendar](https://hhky.com/city-news-events/calendar/): Featured Calendar 42 events found. Events Search and Views Navigation Search Enter Keyword. Search for Events by Keyword. Find Events Event Views Navigation Month List Month Day This Month 3/5/2025 March 2025 Select date. Calendar of Events M Mon T Tue W Wed T Thu F Fri S Sat S Sun 0 events, 24 0 events, 24 1 event, 25 1 event, 25 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Tree Commission Meeting February 25 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Tree Commission Meeting 176 Johns Hill Road, Community Room 0 events, 26 0 events, 26 0 events, 27 0 events, 27 […] - [City News & Events](https://hhky.com/city-news-events/) - [Rep. Campbell Co. Cable Board](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/rep-campbell-co-cable-board/): Larry Hurfurth, Representative The purpose of the Campbell County Cable Television Board shall be to select a cable television franchise, regulate the CATV ordinance and to promote, improve and develop the potential of cable television for the citizens of Campbell County. - [Code Enforcement](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/code-enforcement/): Code Enforcement Report Road Problems The Code Enforcement Board is made up of Highland Heights citizens empowered enforce local ordinances when violations occur of a civil nature. The Board also hears appeals for citations that have been issued. The board may issue orders to remediate the ordinance violation and/or impose fines in order to enforce our local ordinances. The board hears cases only when a violator has not complied with citations issued by the City’s Zoning Administrator. The Code Enforcement Board meets on the first Wednesday of February, May, August and November at 7:00 p.m. Members Joe Hagedorn – ChairJoe […] - [Tree Commission](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/tree-commission/): Tree Commission Members: David DaltonJanet JacksonMeredith LearyKati ManningKathleen TuemlerMaureen WashRay Wash Honor trees are planted throughout the city every year to honor those who have enhanced the community of Highland Heights.2021 – Jean Rauf2022 – Elwood Schneider and Stella Worely2023 – Gil Fessler and Judson Daum2024 – Steve Franzen, Dave Whitacre, Inaugural Tree Commission, and the 2024 Tree Commission2025 – Steve Lehman Highland Height’s 2025 Arbor Day was a Success! The Highland Heights Tree Commission would like to thank everyone who came out on April 26th to take part in our annual tree giveaway. The Tree Commission purchased a variety of […] - [Parks & Recreation](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/parks-recreation/): Parks & Recreation Our Mission:  The Highland Heights Recreation Committee strives to offer a wide range of quality programs, parks, and facilities that encourage all community members to participate in healthy, fun, and enriching activities. Together, we celebrate the essential role public recreation plays in fostering a cohesive and vibrant community. The Recreation Committee is an advisory board relating to recreation events in the city. Join us at one of our meetings, held the 2nd Wednesday of the month in the Community Room at the Highland Heights City Building, 176 Johns Hill Road. The meetings begin at 7:00 pm. We extend […] - [Board of Adjustment](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/board-of-adjustment/): Board of Adjustment The Board of Adjustment hears cases requesting conditional use permits and variances that are differ from Comprehensive Plan and/or Zoning Ordinances. Conditional Uses and Variances can only be granted if they will not adversely affect the public health, safety or welfare; will not alter the essential character of the general vicinity; will not cause a hazard or a nuisance to the public; and will not allow an unreasonable circumvention of the requirements of the zoning regulations (KRS 100). Members Michael Meyers – ChairSydney Fillhardt – CommissionerBecky Gubser – CommissionerGreg James – CommissionerJean Rauf – Commissioner - [Planning & Zoning](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/planning-zoning/): Planning & Zoning The Planning & Zoning Commission is responsible for reviewing land development within the City and ensuring all development is consistent with the Highland Heights Comprehensive Plan. The Commission also is responsible for reviewing and updating the City’s sub-division regulations and zoning ordinances. Additionally, the Planning & Zoning Commission is responsible for making zone change recommendations to the City Council. The Planning & Zoning Commission meets the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Highland Heights City Building, 176 Johns Hill Road. You may also watch past Planning & Zoning meetings by going to the […] - [City Council](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/city-council/): City Council Meet the stewards of Highland Height’s future – your City Council. Committed to serving our community with integrity and dedication, our council members work tirelessly to address issues, enact policies, and ensure the prosperity of our city. Learn more about our councilors, their initiatives, and how they’re shaping the future of Highland Heights. City Council Meeting Minutes Greg Meyers, Mayor Greg Meyers was elected to the position of mayor in 2006 and is currently serving his fifth four-year term. He began his first term on city council in 2003, serving two two-year terms, including two years as vice […] - [Council & Commissions](https://hhky.com/council-commissions/) - [Report Road Problems](https://hhky.com/city-departments/report-road-problems/): Report Public Road Problem Public Works and Code Enforcement strive to maintain our city streets, making travel convenient and neighborhoods safe and beautiful. Let us know how we can assist you. Please complete the form below with your information and concerns. Confidentiality will be maintained as much as possible. Name Email Phone Address Issue to Report Pothole Sign Damage Dead Animal in the Street Other Code Enforcement Issues Tall Grass/Weeds Junk, Debris, Salvage Material Parking of Vehicles, Trailers, RV’s, Boats Inoperable Vehicle Other Request is on which City Maintained Road? 5th Avenue1900 Alexandria PikeAlexandria WayArbor CourtBlair RoadBlange RoadBon Jan LaneBordeaux […] - [Public Works](https://hhky.com/city-departments/public-works/): Public Works Members Steve Lehman – Public Works DirectorMitchell Dawn – SupervisorPat Graven – LaborerBrett Dawn – Laborer Report Road Problems - [City Clerk / Treasurer](https://hhky.com/city-departments/city-clerk-treasurer/): Jeanne Pettit, City Clerk/Treasurer The City Clerk/Treasurer oversees the functions of the administrative offices. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Maintaining of all city records and files Providing reports required by State and Federal agencies Attending City Council meetings and prepares the minutes Preparing the annual budget with the Mayor and department heads Accounting clerk for tax billing, accounts payable, and payroll Reporting Official to the Kentucky Retirement System Coordinating city services with other departments Is a Notary Public Serving as the Alcoholic Beverage Control Administrator for the City Keeping up-to-date on state statutes and federal laws. Our office […] - [Police](https://hhky.com/city-departments/police/) - [City Attorney](https://hhky.com/city-departments/city-attorney/): Michelle Eviston, City Attorney Michelle was appointed the City Attorney in March 2023. She is a lifelong resident of Campbell County. Michelle received her undergraduate degrees from Northern Kentucky University and law degree from the Salmon P. Chase College of Law. Michelle is also an Assistant County Attorney with the Campbell County Attorney’s Office and previously clerked for Judge Fred A. Stine V., Campbell County Circuit Court. - [Finance Director](https://hhky.com/city-departments/finance-director/): Harry Barlage, Finance Director The Finance Director oversees the City’s budget and accounts. Harry works in close collaboration with the Mayor to prepare and reconcile the yearly budget approved by the City Council. Additionally, the Finance Director reconciles deposits and payables against bank statements. Harry also works closely with the auditors, ensuring they have the information needed to accurately prepare the City’s yearly audit. - [City Administrator](https://hhky.com/city-departments/city-administrator/): Michael Giffen, City Administrator Michael Giffen began his local government career with the City of Dayton, Kentucky as the Economic Development Director and also assisted as a Code Enforcement Officer before he was hired as the City Administrator in 2014.  In Dayton, Giffen oversaw the initial phases of construction at Manhattan Harbour, the first phase of Riverfront Commons trail, and in 2019 was named the Northern Kentucky City/County Manager of the Year.  In January 2021, Giffen became the first City Administrator in Highland Heights since 1980. He brings with him a strong background in development, government finance, and management. - [Mayor](https://hhky.com/city-departments/mayor/): Greg Meyers, Mayor Greg Meyers was elected to the position of mayor in 2006 and is currently serving his fifth four-year term. He began his first term on city council in 2003, serving two two-year terms, including two years as vice mayor. As mayor, he presides at council meetings, facilitates communication and understanding between elected and appointed officials, and assists the council in setting goals and advocating policy decisions that will benefit the community. He is responsible for overseeing the entire city budget process—from planning to approval by council to daily management—and for selecting committees and appointing key staff. He […] - [City Departments](https://hhky.com/city-departments/) - [About Us](https://hhky.com/about-us/): About Us Welcome to Highland Heights – Located in the Cincinnati metropolitan area at the crosshairs of I-271 and I-471 and home to Northern Kentucky University!  The community proudly boasts quaint residential neighborhoods, large and small businesses, including Fortune 500 companies, and a vibrant mix of restaurants, shops and services to meet the needs of young families, students, empty-nesters and retirees.    Come explore what the community has to offer! ParksBusiness CommunityNorthern Kentucky University A Word from Our Mayor Welcome to the City of Highland Heights. Nestled in the hills of Northern Kentucky, just seven miles south of Cincinnati, our […] - [Home Page](https://hhky.com/): Welcome to Highland Heights Where neighborhoods, businesses, and campus life converge to form a dynamic community rich in tradition and pride, perched high atop the Northern Kentucky hillside. How Can We Help Visit Our Parks View/Pay Taxes Forms & Links Open Records Request Police Department Visit Our Parks Greenspace Commons View/Pay Taxes Forms & Links Open Records Request Police Department Visit Our Parks Greenspace Commons Explore Unlock the secrets of Highland Heights with our Explore feature! Dive into the heart of the city and discover its hidden gems and vibrant culture. From quiet neighborhoods to trendy hotspots, there’s something for […] - [Privacy Policy](https://hhky.com/privacy-policy/): Privacy Policy Welcome to https://hhky.com (the “Site”).We understand that privacy online is important to users of our Site, especially when conducting business.This statement governs our privacy policies with respect to those users of the Site (“Visitors”) who visit without transacting business and Visitors who register to transact business on the Site and make use of the various services offered by City of Highland Heights (collectively, “Services”) (“Authorized Customers”). “Personally Identifiable Information” refers to any information that identifies or can be used to identify, contact, or locate the person to whom such information pertains, including, but not limited to, name, address, […] - [Sample Page](https://hhky.com/sample-page/): This is an example page. 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