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The Commercial Property Improvement Grant Program encourages property/business owners to renovate, restore, and improve buildings including both interior and exterior spaces. Grants will be awarded for up to 30% of the approved project improvements total. Projects over $15,000 will take priority, however, the Redevelopment Commission will review any and all projects regardless of the amount being requested.
The Highland Redevelopment Commission has approved the 2024 Amendment to the Highland Consolidated Redevelopment Area. Expanding the consolidated redevelopment area to include South Kennedy Avenue will allow the commission to provide for community and economic programs to stimulate development along the corridor.
For more information and to read the complete 2024 Amendment, please click here.
The Commission works to recruit and retain businesses in our community and oversees the Town's special commercial districts, as well as the Architectural and Design Standards associated with those districts.
The Redevelopment Commission also participates with Highland Main Street Bureau on issues related to such topics as the town's Commercial Property Improvement Grant program, as well as activities and events designed to promote and enhance downtown. The Commission also works with the Economic Development Commission on tax abatement proposals.
The Highland Redevelopment Commission is dedicated to building Highland's tax base and economic opportunities, by taking what exists and making it work better. Call the Redevelopment office at (219)-972-7598 to get the process moving.
Councilman George Georgeff - Executive appointment
Councilman Dough Turich - Legislative appointment
Councilman Alex Robertson - Executive appointment
Councilman Philip Scheeringa - Legislative appointment
Councilman Tom Black- Legislative appointment
Recording Secretary: Maria Becerra, Redevelopment Director
Treasurer: Clerk-Treasurer Mark Herak
Attorney: John P. Reed
6 p.m. First and Third Mondays
before Town Council meetings
Location
Highland Municipal Buidling
3333 Ridge Road
Maria Becerra
Redevelopment Director
Kendra Hernandez
Assistant Redevelopment Director
(219) 972-7598 office
(219) 972-5097 fax
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. You can participate in two ways: