When Highland Glens was established in 1965 as a recreational community, dirt roads were the natural choice for our lakeside retreat. As we've evolved into a thriving neighborhood of year-round homes, we've maintained this tradition because it aligns with our commitment to environmental stewardship and fiscal responsibility. 

Paving our miles of roadway would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars (minimally), dramatically increasing assessments for all.

 More importantly, our unpaved roads reduce stormwater runoff and chemical pollutants into our precious lakes, preserve the natural character that drew us here, and reflect the same ecologically conservative approach we take with our water and sewer systems. 

Our roads are maintained year-round by dedicated volunteers whose skill, time, and commitment deserve our deepest gratitude.