Hidden Hills
On Monday, February 2, the City of Hidden Hills will transition to a new official web address as part of a statewide requirement to modernize and secure local government digital services. Our web address will change from www.hiddenhillscity.org to www.hiddenhills.gov, and City staff email addresses will also be updated to reflect the new .gov domain.
The City of Hidden Hills would like to share an important privacy resource now available to California residents. The State of California has launched the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP), a free online tool that gives residents greater control over their personal information collected, shared, and sold online by data brokers.
The City of Hidden Hills has completed the installation of new Flock Safety cameras at each gated entrance into the community, further strengthening public safety and enhancing law enforcement’s ability to respond to and investigate crime.
The City of Hidden Hills is proud to introduce its new Little Free Library, now located at City Hall. This charming addition invites residents of all ages to enjoy a simple but meaningful idea embraced by communities around the world: “Take a Book. Share a Book.”
Join us on Tuesday, January 27 for Red Cross First Aid Training beginning at 6:00 p.m. This hands-on training is open to all residents and is proudly hosted by the City of Hidden Hills. January’s session kicks off a three-part safety training series, which will also include AED, Stop the Bleed, and CPR certification in the months ahead.
Blackboard Connect® CTY is our city-to-resident communications service. With Blackboard Connect® CTY, our administrators can send timely voice, text, and email messages to Hidden Hills residents within minutes. The Blackboard Connect® CTY service will be used to complement our emergency preparedness procedures and will inform residents when there are pressing issues. Please note, this system is used only in true emergencies such as fire, flood, evacuation, or critical Sheriff activity.
