Welcome to the Village of Cuyahoga Heights
Our “village in the city” is an ideal place to live, grow a business or simply enjoy what this region has to offer. Located just six miles south of downtown Cleveland at the crossroads of Interstates 77 and 480, we’re right in the middle of everything.
We have lovely residential streets, an exceptional school system, excellent police, fire and governmental services and beautiful, accessible parks. The Cleveland Metroparks Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation located in the Village serves as the gateway to the Towpath Trail and the “Hidden Valley” along the Cuyahoga River.
With the lowest real estate rates in the Greater Cleveland area, Cuyahoga Heights continues to attract a wide range of diverse and successful businesses. Today, we’re home to some of the region’s largest industrial enterprises.
Please don’t hesitate to contact my office if you have any questions or concerns.
Mayor Jack Bacci | (216) 641-7020
The Village Hall has various forms that may be of interest to our residents, such as voter registration and absentee ballot applications, tree trimming, dumpster rentals…to name a few. Also, notary service is available to our residents free of charge during regular business hours.
Updates & News
February 2023 Village Newsletter
Codified Ordinances of Cuyahoga Heights, Ohio
American Legal Publishing Corporation Online Library
Village Statistics
- Population 2000 = 599
- Population 2010 = 638
- Males: 291 (45.6%)
- Females 347 (54.4%)
The Cuyahoga Heights population grew 6.5% from 2000 to 2010 versus a decline of 8.2% in Cuyahoga County.
- Elevation: 718 feet
- County: Cuyahoga
- Land Area: 3.2 square miles
- Zip Code: 44125
- Median Resident Age: 40.5 years
- Median Household Income: $59,583 (ACS 2006-2010)
- Median House Value: $146,100 (ACS 2006-2010)
Races in Cuyahoga Heights:
- White (97.3%)
- Asian: (1.4%)
- Black or African American (0.6%)
- Two or More Races (0.3%)
Ancestries:
- Polish (39.5%)
- Italian ( (24.1%)
- German (18.8%)
- Irish (10.1%)
- American (7.1%)
- Slovak (0.9%)
- Hungarian (4.9%)
- English (3.3%)
(ACS 2006-2010)