A pair of events in September and October will give Harrisonville residents the opportunity to safely and responsibly dispose of a wide variety of unwanted items. Read on...
The purpose of the survey was to assess satisfaction with the delivery of City services and to help determine priorities for the community as part of the City’s ongoing planning process. Read on...
Join your community as we come together with friends, neighbors, scouts, organizations, city officials, and others in cleaning the waterways of Town Creek, Muddy Creek, and their tributaries and by removing invasive species and other debris. Read on...
On Tuesday, July 6, the Harrisonville Board of Aldermen approved a contract between the City and WCA of Missouri LLC. – part of Green For Life Environmental Inc. for solid waste hauling services. Read on...
This fall, the Missouri Department of Transportation will be repaving 2.5 miles of Mechanic Street (MO Highway 7) between Independence Street and Interstate 49.
The project is scheduled to begin on Monday, August 16, and be completed in mid-December. Read on...
The Harrisonville Electric Department is now offering security light installations for City residents paying an electric bill. Residents who would like security lights will pay a 1-time installation fee of $100, plus a monthly charge of $8.25 per light. Read on...
As global response to COVID-19 continues, we want to provide you with some information about the virus and some tips to help you avoid both the coronavirus and other forms of infection. Read on...
Bowman highlighted some of the positive steps the City has taken in the past year, perseverance in the face of a global pandemic, new opportunities for a growing Harrisonville and other key topics. Read on...
The State Assistance for Housing Relief (SAFHR) for Renters program provides rent and utility assistance for eligible Missouri residents who have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
The RP3 designation, which lasts for three years, recognizes public power utilities that demonstrate proficiency in four key disciplines: reliability, safety, workforce development, and system improvement. Read on...
It was a night spent reflecting on and appreciating a year like many of us had never seen before, as City Administrator Brad Ratliff presented his 2020 State of the City Address to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen during their February 16, meeting. Read on...
As winter approaches, the City of Harrisonville would like to remind its residents about the protocols for individual reporting during “major” power outages. Read on...
