The City of Huber Heights was incorporated on January 23, 1981. City Hall, which houses the administrative offices and City Council chambers, is located at 6131 Taylorsville Road. The City Council is comprised of nine members elected by the residents of the community with six members elected at large. The City Council appoints the City Manager who is responsible for the daily operations of the city. The City Council also appoints various boards and commissions to oversee different aspects of the community. Volunteers who dedicate their time to making Huber Heights better for all residents and business owners fill these boards and commissions. The current boards and commissions are as follows:

Boards & Commissions

	Board of Zoning Appeals
	Property Maintenance Board
	The Appeals Board
	Citizens Water/Sewer Advisory Board
	Personnel Appeals Board
	Senior Advisory Board
	City Planning Commission
	Ordinance Review Commission

City Departments & Divisions

The City Manager also appoints department and division heads to oversee the functions of each department and division. The city currently has nine different departments and divisions.

The Finance Department is responsible for overseeing the budget and managing the daily monetary activities of the city.

The Engineering Division administers all road improvement plans; water/sewer improvements, stormwater construction, and inspections.

The Planning and Development Division is responsible for planning, economic development, marketing, zoning permits, property maintenance, and housing inspections.

The Public Works Division maintains all public thoroughfares, public facilities, and all city vehicles and equipment. United Water manages the water and wastewater system for the city.

The Huber Heights Tax Division is in charge of collection of the local income taxes. The office located at 6383 Brandt Pike oversees all tax forms, income from taxes and disbursements of tax funds.

The Huber Heights Police Division consists of 52 full-time personnel. The police division manages to maintain the lowest emergency response in the area. This is a significant accomplishment, which is indicative of the quality of service provided to the community by this police division.

The Huber Height Fire Division consists of 55 full-time personnel blending together to give a professional service to the public. The nationally recognized combination fire department officers fire suppression, emergency medical service, fire prevention and inspection, education, and fire safety information to the citizens of the City of Huber Heights. The division operates out of two stations located on the main traffic routes of State Route 201 (Brandt Pike) and State Route 202 (Old Troy Pike) with an average response time to emergency of 3.38 minutes. The division has been an innovative and progressive leader in both the region and the state and has achieved a fire insurance rating of two.

The Huber Heights City Council welcomes new residents, new businesses, and visitors to the community. When you discover Huber Heights, you will encounter a progressive, yet traditional citizenry, which work together to improve the quality of life for everyone who works, lives, or plays in the community. We truly want you to “Come Grow With Us!”

If you have any questions or comments about the Huber Heights community, please feel free to contact the city at (937) 233-1423 or visit the city’s website at www.ci.huber-heights.oh.us