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The Highland Police Department has launched an all-hands-on-deck fundraising campaign for a new animal control shelter. The goal: $300,000 to fund construction of a new short-term housing facility for strays and lost pets. The new animal control shelter will be built in partnership with Munster just south of the current building. The plan is to expand its footprint from 15 feet by 15 feet to 15 feet by 30 feet. Last year, the facility cared for 98 dogs – 83 from Highland and 15 from Munster.
An account has been opened at Centier Bank under the FOP Lodge #122 “Animal Shelter Donation” account. You can make a donatio two ways:
DONATE IN-PERSON: You can donate directly at the bank, 9102 Indianapolis Blvd., or the Highland Police Department, 3315 Ridge Road. Please make checks payable to the Highland FOP Lodge #122 with “Animal Shelter” in the memo.
DONATE ONLINE: You can make an Animal Shelter Donation online using
Apple Pay, credit card or bank account onlne by clicking this link or scanning the QR code here.
Highland will shred your confidential documents for free from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 21 at Highland Public Works, 8001 Kennedy. Proof of residency is required.
Join us for our popular Restaurant Crawl from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday, June 24 in downtown Highland. The concept is simple: 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 ones along the way.
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 for the town's development with Redevelopment Director Maria Becerra at [email protected].
Monday – June 9
Redevelopment Commission
6 p.m. Meeting
Town Council
6:30 p.m. Meeting followed immediately by the Study Session
Tuesday – June 10
No Meetings Scheduled
Wednesday – June 11
Music at Main Street
Summer Concert Series
7 p.m. Main Square Park
Thursday – June 12
Highland Main Street
6:15 Meeting
Police Commission
6:30 Meeting