City of Harrison

The CodeRED Test has been postponed due to questionable weather today. Be sure you are signed up.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

Get your tickets at CreeksideAmp.com

7 months ago, City of Harrison

The public is invited to the Baby Box Blessing on Wednesday, July 16, at 1 p.m. at Fire Station 2 which is 523 S. Pine Street.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

CodeRED update As we’ve seen on the news, a disaster happened in the South Texas Hill Country. The questions have been asked where the warnings were and who is to blame. This is a devastating event for families and communities, but playing the blame game is not going to bring one precious life back. What would Harrison do if we knew a dangerous flash flood had been issued by the Weather Service? The fire department is trained and equipped to issue an alert immediately. Before an alert goes out, no one needs to receive “permission.” There are actually five names on the list, and any one of these individuals can issue an immediate warning. “If the weather allows, we want to test the CodeRED system again at noon on Tuesday, July 15,” Fire Chief Marc Lowery said. Residents within the city limits can receive a warning by email, text, or phone. If you do not receive a test alert on Tuesday, call the office at 870-204-5688.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

A public meeting will be held before the City Council at 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 24.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

Goblin Drive made the news. Thank you, Lee Dunlap. Great photo.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

The Kerr County Sheriff has asked the public to be aware that donations and supplies are not needed at this time.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

A public meeting will be held before the City Council at 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 24.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

If you'd like to help the South Texas Hill Country area, here is a safe place to donate. Beware of phone calls and texts from people asking for money. Use this link to donate. to the Kerr County Community Foundation. https://bit.ly/4lQdewK

7 months ago, City of Harrison

Downtown Harrison has some beautiful flowers. Make sure you shop and eat while you enjoy the scenery.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

The Town House Cafe is an iconic downtown eatery. It recently joined the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce and hosted a ribbon cutting on Thursday, July 10. The cafe serves breakfast and lunch, caters, and offers homemade desserts.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

Pampered Pooches Play House hosted a ribbon cutting with the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, July 10. The hours are Monday-Saturday 7:30-5:30. Services include grooming, boarding as well as daycare.

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Mayor Jackson speaking at ribbon cutting

What are all those people doing outside?

Mayor Jackson and Jeff Nielsen talk at the ribbon cutting.

As a part of our ongoing efforts to enhance our city’s infrastructure,
N. Spring St. between W. Sherman Ave. and 1002 N. Spring St. will be
closed for the installation of a sewer tap on Friday, July 11, 2025.
Thank you for your patience as we work to make our streets safer and
better for everyone.
Please be aware of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their
equipment as you approach the work area.

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All are invited to this important meeting for our community.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

Don't forget the Goblin Drive Detour.

7 months ago, City of Harrison

National Fastpitch girls' softball begins Harrison Parks and Recreation is honored to host the USSSA (United States Specialty Sports Association) National Fastpitch girls softball tournament this weekend in a partnership with Branson, Missouri. Games began Wednesday (July 9) and go through Sunday, July 13. Thirteen states, from Ohio to Louisiana, have come to the Ozarks to play ball. Games begin at the Equity Bank Sports Complex from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Adults are $12, and students, seniors, or military are $6.This weekend, 141 teams are competing, ages 8u to 18u. Equity Bank Sports Complex is at 348 N. Industrial Park Road. Mayor Jerry Jackson found some ball players eating at a local restaurant Wednesday night. Welcome!

7 months ago, City of Harrison