Make sure your water bill is up to date. Shut-offs will begin on Monday, March 31.
Spring Clean up is April 7-11.
The Burn Ban continues. Be very careful of anything that causes a spark.
There is still a burn ban for Boone County.
Here's the agenda for the first Historic District Commission meeting, which will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, March 26, at City Hall.
Here is the proposed agenda for the Tuesday, March 25, Planning Commission meeting at 1 p.m. at City Hall.
Here is the agenda for the March Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday, March 25.
The Creekside "Dream Team," as Mayor Jackson calls them, was awarded the Jerry McFarland Youth Award for creating a place where citizens and families can play. https://youtu.be/wHArpCooA9A?si=bQ8t3C1nDvSjMmiQ
Are you signed up for extreme weather alerts?
Boone County is still under a burn ban.
American Red Cross Blood drive today at City Hall from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Walk-ins welcome.
Explore Harrison Director Matt Bell made a presentation at the Rotary Club on the importance of the Main Street Application and its benefits to the community. Rotary, as well as other civic clubs and organizations, have all submitted letters of support for the application process.
The American Red Cross is hosting a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 19, at Harrison City Hall, 118 Industrial Park Road.
Outdoor pickleball courts are coming! The concrete pad has been laid, so it won't be too much longer. Thank you, Rotary Club, for your partnership on this project.
The Creekside Fire Station is making great progress. Yesterday the construction workers were busy adding brick to the structure.
Jerry Farmer will be honored on Tuesday, March 18, at the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce's Annual Award Luncheon. Farmer recently retired from the City's Parks Department after 36 years of creating great places for children to participate in local sports.
Congratulations to the Creekside Community Center team, who will be among the honored on Tuesday, March 18, by the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce. CFO Luke Feighert (left); David Wilson, IT; Mayor Jerry Jackson; Parks Executive Director Chuck Eddington; and COO/Engineer Wade Phillips.
CodeRED is a new service the City of Harrison has purchased to provide residents with an additional warning of severe weather conditions in our area. The tornado sirens should still go off if there is danger, but this additional system delivers warnings by cell, text, email, or home phone so citizens can hear the alerts outside or inside a structure.
Residents can sign up for text alerts or phone calls to cell or landlines. Registering your name, address, and the information for the method you want to use for contact information is easy.
You can register online at:
https://accountportal.onsolve.net/HarrisonAR
Or you can text from a smartphone:
Text HarrisonCodeRED to 24639
Or if you don’t have access to the internet you can call 870-204-5688. Leave your name, address and phone number.
A Tornado WATCH has been issued by the National Weather Service for Harrison and Boone County, effective from 4:04 p.m. until 11 p.m. Sign up for CodeRED to receive text, email, or phone alerts.
https://accountportal.onsolve.net/HarrisonAR
Or scan the QR Code
