Highland Village is home to nearly 16,700 residents. Highland Village is a family-oriented community located in Denton County on the shores of Lewisville Lake. Consistently ranked as a safe city, residents enjoy and actively use the 19 parks, 349 acres in park use, 16 athletic fields, 2 boat launch areas, 2 docks, 54 campsites, 6 flex fields, 10 miles of city trails, 1 nature preserve, 7 ponds, and approximately 4 miles of shoreline. Highland Village is minutes from the DFW airport and I-35 East and West. The City has many events, unique shopping opportunities, dining options, and easy access to the DCTA A-train. Not only is Highland Village a great place to live, but it is also a great place to work. Highland Village employs approximately 150 people and offers a competitive benefits package. Check out how you can be part of the team at www.highlandvillage.org/jobs
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1000 Highland Village Rd
Highland Village, Texas 75077, US
948A Highland Village Rd.
Highland Village, TX 75077, US
948B Highland Village Rd.
Highland Village, TX 75077, US
1200 Highland Village Rd.
Highland Village, TX 75077, US
As the year comes to a close, we had the privilege of celebrating our incredible team and their milestones—ranging from 5 to 35 years of dedication! We’re deeply grateful for the hard work, commitment, and passion that each member brings every day. Here’s to an amazing team and an even brighter future ahead!
Congratulations to SRO Officer Ben McKelvey for being recognized as the First Responder of the Month by the Lewisville Area Chamber of Commerce! Please join us in congratulating Ben on this award and his service to our community. School Resource Officer Ben McKelvey has proudly served the citizens of Highland Village since 2017. Since joining HVPD, Ben has been instrumental in ensuring the safety of students and staff in the Lewisville Independent School District (LISD). His dedication has earned him several honors, including the 2024 Community Service Award, Employee of the Quarter, an Advanced Peace Officer license, and the Advanced School Resource Officer award. He is also a certified instructor in Civilian Response to Active Shooter events and holds a Bachelor's degree from Texas Tech University. This year, Ben played a key role in the TXFallenPD Tribute Event which honors Texas officers who have given their lives in the line of duty. The event has grown into a major community fundraiser, benefiting the Texas Police Chiefs Association Foundation, which provides financial support to the families of fallen officers. Since its inception, the event has raised over $500,000, reflecting the community’s strong commitment to honoring and supporting those who serve and protect.
We're #hiring a new Firefighter Paramedic in Highland Village, Texas. Apply today or share this post with your network.
We are excited to welcome our new Fire Chief Scott Green. https://lnkd.in/gB6_9Pvq
Base Salary on a 2912 schedule with no overtime: $75,391.68 Base Salary on 2912 schedule with overtime (not guaranteed): $81,449.94 Base Salary, Overtime (not guaranteed), & Max. Certification Pay Eligible : $82,649.94 *Certification Pay Eligible up to $1,200 per year * Hourly rate is based on 2756 schedule The City of Highland Village is currently looking for a certified Firefighter Paramedic who will strive to provide the highest level of professional service to our residents. The Fire department’s moto is “Making a Difference” and we do this by protecting the lives and property of our community with state of the art equipment and training. The City of Highland Village is a vibrant, family oriented community in southern Denton County with a population of about 17,000 people.
The City of Highland Village is seeking a Deputy City Secretary to join our team. Highland Village is a vibrant, family-oriented community in southern Denton County, dedicated to exceptional public service and community engagement. As the Deputy City Secretary, you will play a key role in managing city records, ensuring compliance with state laws and City policies, and supporting the City Secretary in various official functions. You will be responsible for training City staff on records management practices, developing and overseeing records management systems, and assisting with public information requests, elections, and City Council meetings. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of records management principles, familiarity with Texas state laws, and experience with records management software. Excellent organizational, communication, and analytical skills are essential, as is the ability to handle confidential information with discretion. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the effective governance of Highland Village and support our community's commitment to excellence in public service. If you are passionate about public service and ready to make a positive impact, we encourage you to apply.
City Manager Paul Stevens, Human Resources Director Kimberly Lopez, and the entire HR Team enjoyed celebrating the victory of our Parks and Recreation Department in the Wellness NFL Challenge. We extend a special appreciation to Phil Lozano - CPRP, MCPTM, FMP, and his entire team for their dedication to wellness, which serves as an inspiration to us all.
It’s time for our annual State of the City video, and this year we took a cue from the sports genre. Team Highland Village has had a winning year! This video provides great information on the accomplishments of the last year or so and what we are working on for the future. Go Team HV! https://lnkd.in/giYqCFjx
Public Works and HR attended the LISD Career Day Fair to encourage the next generation to think about a career in City Government. We had a great turnout with the help of Don Strange CPWP-M, Ben McEnroe, Nathan Fortune, and Cody Cline. #hiring #LISDHBCU
At the February 13 meeting, a proclamation was given celebrating the retirement of Mark Rudder after 20 years of service. Rudder began in the Utilities Department in January 2004. He was promoted to Utility Crew Leader and then moved to the Streets Department as a Streets Crew Leader in 2008. Please join us in thanking Mark for his service to Highland Village. Congrats on your retirement, Mark!