Highland Hills, Ohio

Highland Hills, Ohio The Village of Highland Hills is the best kept secret in Cuyahoga County. A community that cares about it's residents like no other.

If you know someone that lives in the Village just ask them about how amazing it is to be apart of this family.

The tri-cities are connected in many different ways. This bridge symbolizes that by reminding us about our past,@ prese...
06/13/2026

The tri-cities are connected in many different ways. This bridge symbolizes that by reminding us about our past,@ present and future.

Today our Mayor will be a guest speaker at the "We shall not be moved" IBPOEW Civil Liberties Luncheon.
06/11/2026

Today our Mayor will be a guest speaker at the "We shall not be moved" IBPOEW Civil Liberties Luncheon.

Today, we bid farewell to Ms. Linda Moses. As a resident and former Clerk of Courts, She embodied our community's core ...
06/06/2026

Today, we bid farewell to Ms. Linda Moses. As a resident and former Clerk of Courts,
She embodied our community's core values, viewing her work as a calling to contribute positively. Her unwavering commitment and integrity inspired us all.
Let us celebrate the joy and positivity she brought, remembering her laughter and belief in people’s goodness. Though she is no longer with us, her spirit remains in our community.
In her memory, let's support one another and carry forward her vision for a better community, acting with integrity, kindness, and dedication.

We can't wait to see you tomorrow! Come join Mayor Michael L Booker and his staff, along with Robert Johnson Jr and Rus...
05/24/2026

We can't wait to see you tomorrow! Come join Mayor Michael L Booker and his staff, along with Robert Johnson Jr and Russell Thompson and the Free Agent Band. Games food and much more.

Today, Mayor Booker and Councilwoman Greene had the honor of presenting a $2000 scholarship on behalf of Highland Hills ...
05/13/2026

Today, Mayor Booker and Councilwoman Greene had the honor of presenting a $2000 scholarship on behalf of Highland Hills to Nicholas Parker, a 2026 WHHS senior to further his education. Good luck Nicholas, your Tri-City family will be cheering and praying for you every step of the way.

Every year, Mayor Booker returns to Akron East High School were he once taught, to present a leadership award name after...
05/07/2026

Every year, Mayor Booker returns to Akron East High School were he once taught, to present a leadership award name after him. "The Master Sergeant to Mayor Michael L. Booker Leadership Award" recognizes a high school student that leads, motivates, and inspires others to achieve their highest potential. This year the recipient was Cadet Sergeant Yariel Carrion. Way to go Yariel! We are looking for great things from you in the future.

04/23/2026

Our Fire Department are our current Public Safety Champions and it looks like they are challenging Highland Hills Police Department to the next competition.

Our first new fitness class today was a huge success both in person and online. Stop in and join the fun and fitness. ...
04/14/2026

Our first new fitness class today was a huge success both in person and online. Stop in and join the fun and fitness. Let's get moving!

02/19/2026

I am deeply troubled by a national administration and state government that have failed to honor the late Rev. Jesse Jackson by ordering flags to be flown at half-mast. Equally concerning is a nation that does not seem outraged by this oversight.
Lowering a flag to half-staff is a solemn and respectful way to commemorate individuals who have made significant contributions or sacrifices in our world. Rev Jackson certainly falls into that category.

It is customary to recognize local heroes as well. Just yesterday, we lost Mrs. Sandra Vodanoff, whose family has been part of our community since 1964. If you knew her, you understand she was more than just a neighbor. She was a local icon that has helped shape the Tri-cities for the last 6 decades. Let me clarify that I am not comparing Rev. Jackson and Mrs. Vodanoff; rather, I am stating that both deserve to be honored.

When a flag is flown at half-staff, it symbolizes mourning and remembrance. This powerful gesture is meant to pay tribute to those who have had a profound impact on their communities or the world at large, whether through acts of bravery, service, or leadership. Both individuals have done more than their share to make this world a better place.

So, if someone asks you why the flags in the Village of Highland Hills, Ohio are at half-staff, please inform them it is to honor the contributions, character, and legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson and Mrs. Sandra Vodanoff. - Mayor Michael L Booker

Great meeting with our neighbors, the Army National Guard. Thank you for taking the time to visit and understand what Hi...
02/03/2026

Great meeting with our neighbors, the Army National Guard. Thank you for taking the time to visit and understand what Highland Hills is all about. We look forward to an even greater partnership.

Address

3700 Northfield Road
Highland Hills, OH
44122

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+12162833000

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