COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATES 2025
Citizens and other stakeholders are invited to provide input on the updates to 2018 Comprehensive Plan for City Council consideration on June 10 at 6:30 p.m.
Citizens and other stakeholders are invited to provide input on the updates to 2018 Comprehensive Plan for City Council consideration on June 10 at 6:30 p.m.
The Heath City Council has hired Steve Alexander as the new City Manager/CEO following an extensive national search facilitated by SGR, a human resources consulting firm specializing in the public sector. Mr. Alexander brings 31 years of municipal management and financial experience, including most recently serving as Assistant Town Administrator of the Town of Highland […]
A lot has happened at City Hall during the past 12 months! Take a few minutes to hear the highlights from Mayor Jeremiah McClure in this video.
Interim City Manager Chief Brandon Seery gives a summary of the 05/27/25 City Council meeting.
Do you have ideas and a desire to make a difference in the City of Heath? Here’s your opportunity! The City of Heath is accepting applications from citizens interested in being appointed to a Board or Commission. Openings include the Heath Economic Development/Municipal Benefits Board, the Park Board and City council will be making the appointments in […]
Interim City Manager Aaron Adel provides a recap of the 05/13/25 City Council meeting, welcomes our new council members and thanks our outgoing council members for their service.
Interim City Manager Aaron Adel provides a summary of the 04/08/25 City Council meeting.
Phase 3 is underway, from Rush Creek Drive to Michael Way…
The DPS stations will be located on city-owned land at Chris Cuny and Hawk Drive and on FM 740 south where the Public Works facility (current and future) is located.
Interim City Manager Aaron Adel provides a quick update on the March 25 Council meeting, the water plan and other City news…
Interim City Manager Aaron Adel gives a recap of the 03/11/25 City Council meeting and provides information about the new notification systems available to residents.
The NTMWD Our annual 28-day maintenance process will run from March 3-31. This important step helps ensure your water stays safe throughout the hot summer months. Find out more about how NTMWD maintain high water quality on their website here.