City of Highland
Address: 27215 Base Line Highland, CA 92346
Hours: 7:30 am - 5:30 pm · Monday - Thursday · *Closed Fridays*
Phone: (909) 864-6861
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Special Notices
West Nile Virus
California's West Nile virus activity is steadily increasing. Detection in human and mosquito samples has surpassed 2009 records. There is still a lot of summer left, temperatures continue to climb and humidity has increased. These are prime conditions for mosquito breeding.
Click here to find out more.
National Egg Recall
The San Bernardino County Department of Public Health has advised county residents to see if the eggs they have at home are part of a national recall. A portion of eggs produced from May 16 to August 17 by Wright County Egg in Iowa have been recalled because they may be contaminated with Salmonella, a dangerous bacterium that may cause serious health problems. The eggs were in stores within a few days of production and have been distributed in 16 states including California.
Click here to find out how to tell if your eggs are part of the recall.
Retirada Nacional de Huevos
El Departamento del Condado de San Bernardino de Sanitaria ha aviso a residentes para ver si los huevos que tienen en casa forman parte de una retirada nacional. Algunos de los huevos producidos del 16 de mayo a 17 de agosto por Wright County Egg en el estado de Iowa ha sido recordado porque ellos quizas sean contaminados con Salmonella, una bacterias peligrosas que pueden causar problemas graves de salud. Los huevos estuvieron en tiendas dentro de unos dias de la produccion y han sido distribuidos en 16 estados inclusive California.
Haga clic aqui para determinar si sus huevos forman parte de la retirada.
The Gas Company's Tips on Preventing, Spotting and Responding to Natural Gas Leaks
With the fall season approaching, natural gas usage for heating will increase throughout the region. Southern California Gas Co. (The Gas Company) urges customers to be aware of potential natural gas leaks. Though rare, leaks in natural gas pipelines can be caused by third-party contractors, hidden corrosion or natural disasters, and can be highly flammable.
Find out how to keep you and your family safe.