City of Forest Hills -

Please see our latest weather update in the link below. https://www.cityofforesthills.com/article/1958494

Good morning, We are starting to see snow accumulation in our area and expected to have up to 6 inches of snow or more today. Crews were out yesterday laying salt on all the street and will continue to be out all day today adding additional salt and plowing where needed. As a reminder, please do not park your vehicles on the street due to the plows not being able to or delay servicing that area. Please do not get out on the roads unless absolutely necessary. Stay safe and warm!

City offices will be closed on Friday Jan 10th due to inclement weather. Please download our city app on your phone or monitor our news feeds on our website at www.cityofforesthills.com for updates.

Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting will be canceled this Friday (1-10-25) due to inclement weather expected early tomorrow morning. The meeting will be rescheduled to the Feb 14th meeting date. Stay warm and be safe!

Winter Storm Approaching on Friday!!! Please see our latest news article at https://www.cityofforesthills.com/article/1951804 for further details.

Road Conditions in Forest Hills: Temperatures are looming right at freezing, but the lower elevations are just wet at this point. Crews were out early this morning salting the priority roads in the higher elevations due to these areas having the potential to be 10 degrees cooler than other areas. We will continue to monitor the road conditions and provide salt applications where needed. Please use caution on the roadways and be safe! Another cold week and an additional winter system is expected this Friday which we will be monitoring closely with more details to come.

Very cold weather this weekend with the possibility of ice accumulation and light snow. Our crews will be out this weekend applying salt to our priority roadways and monitoring the rest of the city for additional applications to keep our residents as safe as possible. Please see our latest news for more details at www.cityofforesthills.com.

Very strong cold front headed our way the next few weeks. Please prepare your home and vehicles for the cold weather ahead. See our latest news for more details at www.cityofforesthills.com.

City offices will be closed on Weds Jan 1st, 2025, for New Years Day. We will reopen on Thursday morning for normal business hours.

Ending 2024 with final Zoning Ordinance Revisions. Please our latest news for more details on the changes at www.cityofforesthills.com.

City Engineer Brad Bivens retires after 23 years with the city. See full article in our latest news at https://www.cityofforesthills.com/article/1903731.

Lanson Hyde retains his position as Mayor of the City of Forest Hills. Please see our latest news on our website at www.cityofforesthills.com.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Forest Hills! The city holiday decor and new Christmas tree is up to start off the holiday season. Please see our latest news for more at https://www.cityofforesthills.com/article/1901763.

City offices will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday. Have a great Thanksgiving holiday with family and friends!!!

With the holidays coming up, please take a moment to look at some important tips and contacts in the link attached in our latest news. https://www.cityofforesthills.com/article/1884583

We are currently having technical problems with our office phones. If you need assistance, you can email me directly at mark.hill@cityofforesthills.com and I will be glad to assist you. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we hope to have the phones back up shortly.

City offices will be closed on Monday November 11th, 2024, in observation of Veterans Day and will reopen on Tuesday for normal business hours.

Have a Happy Halloween from all of us at the City of Forest Hills!

DON'T FORGET, THIS SUNDAY IS FALL BACK!!! In 2024, daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 3. That will put us back into standard time and end Daylight Saving Time (DST). When clocks reach 2 a.m. local time, they will go back one hour to 1 a.m. Many devices, such as phones and computers, will automatically change to standard time, but non-smart devices, such as microwaves and some car radios, as well as any clock with hands, will likely need to be changed manually.

REMINDER!!! Local political analyst Pat Nolan will speak at City Hall tonight art 5:30 pm on the state of the upcoming election. Come out and join us!