Welcome to The City of Villa Hills!
Heather H. Jansen, Mayor
According to the 2010 census we have 7,489 residents and about 2,800 homes.
The City operates under the Mayor/Council form of government and is a Home Rule class city under Kentucky Law.
Please do not hesitate to call us at the City Building at 859.341.1515 for any assistance.
Click below for an updated map of the Sanctuary Development
County Clerk’s office in Independence is now Open
The County Clerk’s office in the Historic Kenton County Courthouse (5272 Madison Pike, Independence) is now open. We appreciate your patience as we finalize installing and upgrading our technology as well as putting on the finishing touches to the construction....
Christmas Tree Recycling
It's hard to believe that in a few days Christmas will be over and decorations will soon start coming down. When you are ready to dispose of those live Christmas Trees, please bring them to the parking lot at Franzen Field (the lot behind the Civic Club) any time...
BUTTERMILK UPDATE
Riegler worked on finishing the remaining Phase 3 driveways, sidewalks, and yard restoration today (11/6). There are still areas that will be addressed by Duke Energy so there will be gaps in the sidewalk until addressed. Riegler has begun milling both the Rogers and...
City office operations:
OFFICE STATUS: CLOSED TO PUBLIC: Through at least December 13, 2020 The Governor’s office is urging communities to follow Red Zone Reduction Recommendations to stop COVID spread. The recommendation includes Government offices to operate virtually, when they do not...
Share the Road signs
There are new Share the Road signs being put in place throughout the City. Eagle Scout Nathan Harmon has been working hard with local and state officials to create and place these signs to remind both Cyclists and Motorists to Share the Road. Below are some Tips for...
New Firehouse/Franchise Fee
A lot has changed in the 45 years since the firehouse on Overlook Drive in Crescent Springs was constructed. The firehouse was built to house much smaller fire trucks and a single-gender staff with no sleeping accommodations. An engineering study...