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July 2020

Wednesday, July 8

CANCELED Exercise-Garage
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Wednesday, July 8

CANCELED Lunch in the Café
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Thursday, July 9

CANCELED Senior Crochet & Knit Club
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Thursday, July 9

CANCELED Music By Ed
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Thursday, July 9

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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...
City Council Meetings Available Online

The public can watch the April 21 City Council meeting live online. Read on...
Ohio Primary Election Extended to April 28

Due to COVID-19 concerns, citizens have been given more time to cast a ballot. Read on...
MAYOR PROVIDES UPDATE ABOUT COVID-19

Mayor William Neyer addresses the extension of Ohio's "Stay at Home" Order to May 1. Read on...
EASTER CELEBRATION CANCELED

Due to COVID-19 precautions, the City’s annual Easter Celebration has been canceled. Read on...
NEW COVID-19 RULES GO INTO EFFECT

The City of Harrison is following “Stay at Home” orders as of March 23. Here's how services are impacted. Read on...
RELIEF OFFERED BY DUKE, SBA AND VA

Duke Energy, the Small Business Administration and Veteran's Affairs each have assistance programs for people impacted by COVID-19. Read on...
CITY TAKES STEPS TO CURB COVID-19 CONTAMINATION

The City continues to adjust service levels as necessary with public safety as the highest priority. These are the steps under which the City is operating. UPDATED March 18, 2020. Read on...
Tax Preparation Help Available for Residents

City residents can receive tax preparation help on these three days. Read on...
Summer Fun Registration Starts in March

Summer Fun is a six-week program providing outdoor, civic and educational activities for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Read on...
The Wall That Heals Coming to Harrison

A replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., will be in Harrison for public viewing in June. Read on...
Mayor Reports on State of the Community

The City is growing with new homes and businesses, reported Mayor Neyer at the Chamber’s annual legislative breakfast. Read on...
Navigating Our New Website

The refreshed City of Harrison website makes it easier for citizens to access services and information from their desktop or mobile device. Read on...
New City Council Members Sworn In

Three new City Council representatives and the Mayor were sworn in to serve four-year terms. Read More
Census Workers Needed in Harrison

You can play a part in history and help ensure that everyone in the Harrison area is counted--while earning full-time pay. Read More
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