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The City of Harrisonville is proud to announce that the Harrisonville Community Center was recently named the Bright Futures Harrisonville Partner of the Month for the month of October.
The award was presented Tuesday at the Parks and Rec Board meeting by ...
With severe weather and summer projects playing a big role in the lives of Harrisonville residents, many are left wondering what to do with all the brush that has built up since the last drop off event.
Allow us to offer a solution!
The City of Harrisonvill...
For five days in June, The Moving Wall traveling Vietnam Veterans memorial was on display in Harrisonville. Officials estimate 35,000 people paid their respects to those whose names are on The Wall, while it was in town.
On June 27, thousands gathered in a...
During the Board of Aldermen meeting on Monday evening, a pair of exciting presentations were made to the City of Harrisonville.The first presentation was a grant from the Missouri Public Energy Pool, to support upgrades to the City’s electrical...
The City of Harrisonville will continue several of its summer events in 2019! These events include
The City of Harrisonville Emergency Services Department will continue the testing of its storm sirens on the third Wednesday of each month.Tests are scheduled for 1 p.m., pending weather conditions.In May of 2018, the city returned to testing the sirens o...
The City of Harrisonville presented the Life Saver Award to three people at the April 15, Board of Aldermen meeting.The awards were be presented to Myles Lemon, a 15-year-old lifeguard at the Harrisonville Community Center and Linda Hipp (Victoria Valdez ...
In an effort to improve response times and get a better grasp of an outage area, the City of Harrisonville is announcing a change to its procedures for reporting “major” power outages. Currently, customers are asked to
The City of Harrisonville is planning to hold a brush collection event after hundreds of limbs fell from trees during recent winter storms. The drop off will be held