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April 2021

Saturday, April 24

Summer Fun Registration The City of Harrison Recreation Commission’s Summe...
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Tuesday, April 27

Summer Fun Registration The City of Harrison Recreation Commission’s Summe...
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Tuesday, April 27

Arbor Day Presentation The Harrison Tree Board hosts a presentation by Ma...
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Sunday, May 2

Historic Harrison Market Shop and enjoy the best local produce, vendors, an...
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Tuesday, June 1

Summer Concert Series: My Girl Friday Brought to you by Harrison Recreation Commission a...
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CITY HOSTS SPRING CLEANUP AND ARBOR DAY EVENTS

These two events will help residents make their homes clean and green. Read on...
COUNCIL EXTENDS DORA HOURS TO BOOST BUSINESS

Extended hours, more seating and improved lighting will bring more people to eat, shop and play. Read on...
THE WALL THAT HEALS COMING TO HARRISON

The City, local businesses and service organizations have partnered to bring the memorial to the community in June. Read on...
MAYOR NEYER RESPONDS TO STATE AUDITOR'S CLAIMS

City officials have provided auditors with all documents requested. Read on...
HAMILTON COUNTY HOSTS VACCINE CLINIC IN HARRISON

Hamilton County Public Health will host a clinic March 30 and appointments are required. Read on...
RECREATION COMMISSION PLANS DRIVE-THRU EASTER CELEBRATION

Harrison families are invited to drive-thru and experience a one-of-a-kind Easter Celebration April 3. Read on...
NEW STORES AND GYM COMING TO HARRISON

The City is welcoming new places to shop and exercise. Read on...
STREET IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR 2021

These two projects will make travel safer and easier on City streets. Read on...
COUNCIL EXPANDS CRA TO ATTRACT NEW BUSINESSES

The recent Community Reinvestment Area expansion includes commercial and industrial areas along Harrison Avenue. Read on...
AWARD-WINNING FINANCE DEPARTMENT MANAGES CITY BUDGET

The City's lean finance team has been recognized many times for excellence in financial reporting. Read on...
POLICE RAISING FUNDS FOR SCHOOL VEHICLE

The community is invited to pitch in for a utility vehicle that the school resource officer can drive while patrolling school grounds. Read on...
RECREATION COMMISSION PLANS 2021 EVENTS

City leaders hope many of the community's annual traditions can take place in 2021. Read on...
RESIDENTS PAINT A COZY PICTURE OF LIFE IN HARRISON

City residents shared photos of holiday lights, snow and cozy scenes to celebrate the season. Read on...
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE IMPROVES QUALITY OF LIFE IN HARRISON

The City enforces property maintenance codes to improve aesthetics, ensure neighbors do not cause undue burden, and maintain property values. Read on...
HARRISON OFFICIALS LIGHT CITY CHRISTMAS TREE

Mayor Neyer and members of City Council recorded the annual tree lighting ceremony in lieu of a public event. Read on...
BZA BUSINESS MAY BE TABLED UNTIL JANUARY

The Board of Zoning Chairman wants residents to have the opportunity to interact in the discussion. Read on...
CITY MEETINGS GO ONLINE FOR DECEMBER

City of Harrison meetings in December will be conducted online. Read on...
FIRST SNOW OF THE SEASON ARRIVES IN HARRISON

Residents are encouraged to keep salt, scrapers and cameras handy. Read on...
Mayor's Fund Collecting Toys for Christmas

Toy donations are part of a larger effort to serve children in need during the holiday season. Read on...
CITY SPREADS HOLIDAY SPIRIT DESPITE PARADE CANCELLATION

Harrison’s annual Christmas parade and tree lighting ceremony are canceled, but the Mayor hopes to spread cheer in new ways. Read on...
Harrison Ranked No. 1 in Growth, Affordability for Renters

The City is a growing and affordable community for young people, growing families or retirees to rent a home. Read on...
CITY RESIDENTS INVITED TO SHARE SEASONAL IMAGES

As the holiday season gets started, City residents are invited to participate in a new way to celebrate. Read on...
DORA DRAWS FOOT TRAFFIC DOWNTOWN

Since opening Oct. 15, Harrison's Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) has brought more customers into the City's historic downtown district. Read on...
OHIO OFFERS SMALL BUSINESS RELIEF

Harrison businesses with fewer than 25 employees may be eligible for relief from the State of Ohio. Read on...
POLICE SHARE TRICK-OR-TREAT SAFETY REMINDERS

Parents, children and community members should be diligent about safety during trick-or-treat. Read on...
TREE BOARD ACTIVITIES BEAUTIFY HARRISON

Fall is the perfect time to plant trees and learn how to care for them. Read on...
OUTDOOR REFRESHMENT AREA OPENS OCT. 15

The DORA is expected to bring increased foot traffic to the area, supporting local businesses and jobs. Read on...
RECREATION COMMISSION REIMAGINES 2020 SPOOKTACULAR

The Harrison Recreation Commission has been reimagining Spooktacular festivities, which will be Sunday, Oct. 25, 5 to 7 p.m. at the Harrison Community Center. Read on...
MAYOR'S FUND WILL HELP FAMILIES THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS

Applications for holiday assistance will be accepted on these days in November. Read on...
HARRISON IS HIGHLY DESIRABLE, BUT AFFORDABLE

The City of Harrison has been ranked as one of the fastest-growing, yet most affordable, cities in the U.S. Read on...
HARRISON PD INTRODUCES NEW OFFICERS, PROMOTIONS

The City of Harrison Police Department recently announced the hiring of two new officers as well as the promotion of three others. Read on...
SCHOOL DISTRICT SHARES TRAFFIC INFORMATION

Students in Southwest Local School District return to classes Sept. 8, which could impact traffic in the City. Read on...
COMPANY BRINGS JOBS, HQ TO HARRISON

Cincinnati Asphalt's 14,500-square-foot headquarters will bring 36 new jobs into the City. Read on...
CITY-WIDE YARD SALE IS SATURDAY, SEPT. 5

Shoppers can park and safely walk through dozens of sales at the Community Center. Read on...
HARRISON BUSINESSES ELIGIBLE FOR RELIEF FROM COUNTY

Hamilton County will begin accepting applications Aug. 24 for round two of the Hamilton County Small Business Relief Program. Read on...
RESTAURANTS, STORES CHOOSE HARRISON

A growing number of residents makes Harrison an attractive place to do business. Read on...
GOLF OUTING WILL SUPPORT HARRISON MAYOR'S FUND

The 29th Annual Harrison Mayor’s Fund Golf Outing is Sept. 19 at Grand Oak Golf Club. Read on...
GRANT WILL IMPROVE WEST ROAD OVERPASS

The project includes a sidewalk and lighting to enhance pedestrian safety. Read on...
COUNCIL APPROVES OUTDOOR REFRESHMENT AREA

A DORA would allow people to enjoy alcoholic beverages while walking between participating establishments. Read on...
PICKLEBALL POPULARITY GROWS IN HARRISON

Since the courts were installed in 2018, a growing group of “pickleballers” are getting out there to exercise and socialize. Read on...
POLICE FOCUS ON COMMUNITY RELATIONS

The Harrison Police Department has been focusing on community relations in two important ways. Read on...
SERVICE MEMBERS AND VETERANS HONORED IN HARRISON

Lamp post banners throughout the historic downtown district recognize local active duty service members and veterans. Read on...
JULY 4 FESTIVITIES INCLUDE PARADE & FIREWORKS

Here are details regarding City of Harrison Fourth of July festivities. Read on...
PART OF CAMPBELL ROAD CLOSED THURSDAY & FRIDAY

Crews are cleaning up non-hazardous debris from a train derailment that occurred Tuesday. Read on...
HARRISON COUNCIL CONSIDERS GOLF CART LEGISLATION

The legislation would permit certain low speed vehicles to operate on Harrison roadways with speed limits less than 25 mph. Read on...
TRADITION OF GIVING CONTINUES WITH MAYOR’S FUND

Sixty years later, a tradition of giving continues at one corner shop and throughout the City. Read on...
CITY LAUNCHES COMMUNITY PRIDE CAMPAIGN

Harrison will feature residents' photos on social media and in the Community Connect newsletter. Read on...
JULY 4 FIREWORKS & SUMMER CONCERTS PLANNED

The City will continue some of its summer traditions in 2020, with a few changes. Read on...
SERVICE EXPANSION BEGINS WITH YARD WASTE EVENT

The City will begin easing some local COVID-19 restrictions, beginning with the Yard Waste Clean-Up May 30. Read on...
Residents Improve Curb Appeal in Harrison

Residents are making efforts to improve curb appeal. One of the most noticeable differences is the storage and screening of trash cans, fire pits, tools, and other items. Read on...
Deputy Fire Chief Chetwood Remembered

Former Harrison Deputy Fire Chief Gregory W. Chetwood served with Harrison Fire Department for 32 years. Read on...
APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR BUILDING AND ZONING

Permit applications are available online, and appointments are available beginning May 11. Read on...
NEW COVID-19 GUIDELINES SET FOR CITY PROPERTIES

These are the new policies for City employees and people visiting City property, beginning May 1, 2020. Read on...
STATE ISSUES BUSINESS OPENING REQUIREMENTS

Here is the timeline for re-opening businesses, as outlined by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. Read on...
CENSUS PARTICIPATION IS KEY FOR HARRISON

Residents are encouraged to take 10 minutes to help shape the future for our community. Read on...

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