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October 2022

Saturday, October 29

Halloween Fireworks
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Sunday, October 30

Spooktacular
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Monday, October 31

Trick-or-Treat
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Saturday, December 3

Christmas Parade
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RESIDENTS RECEIVE STABILIZED RATE FOR NATURAL GAS

The new natural gas aggregation program starts in October 2022. Read on...
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: TRIPLE CATS MARKS 13 YEARS

“I won’t quit for COVID. I won’t quit for cancer. I will keep working my tail off.” Read on...
RITA REACHES OUT TO HARRISON TAXPAYERS

Non-filers will receive a letter in the mail with instructions for paying municipal income tax. Read on...
NEW POLICE AND FIRE EMPLOYEES SWORN-IN

Two new City employees were sworn-in at the September 6 City Council meeting. Read on...
WATER SOFTENER ACTIVATION RESCHEDULED

The City has prepared an FAQ document to help answer questions about integration with home water softeners. Read on...
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR DRY FORK ROAD CORRIDOR

The City is accepting Letters of Interest for the project from qualified engineering consulting firms. Read on...
NEW UTILITY BILLING SYSTEM EMPOWERS RESIDENTS

The City of Harrison has a new utility billing system that gives residents more information at their fingertips. Read on...
WATER SOFTENER ACTIVATION PUSHED TO FALL

Contractors are completing final electrical testing, startup and programming steps. Read on...
GARDEN CLUB BUSY BEAUTIFYING HARRISON

The Shaker Farms Garden Club maintains many gardens, and is encouraging others to get involved. Read on...
HELLO HARRISON: LOCAL EVENTS BRING COMMUNITY TOGETHER

There are still several opportunities to celebrate summer in Harrison, Ohio. Read on...
RESIDENTS INVITED TO DROP OFF YARD WASTE

The City's next monthly yard waste drop off is July 30, 2022. Read on...
FITZGERALD AND REARDON RETIRE FROM CIVIL SERVICE

Two of City of Harrison’s longtime employees have retired with 39 combined years of service. Read on...
WATER AND ELECTRIC UPDATES RESIDENTS NEED TO KNOW

Work continues on the City's water softener, and the energy aggregation program provides stability of costs. Read on...
DOWNTOWN DISTRICT ADDS THREE BUSINESSES

City officials have been welcoming new places to shop, eat and drink in Harrison. Read on...
FIREFIGHTERS RECOGNIZED FOR LIVE-SAVING RESPONSE

Four Harrison firefighters were given the Blue Maltese Award after saving a woman's life in March. Read on...
COUNCIL SUPPORTS INSTALLATION OF BABY BOX

Safe and anonymous baby boxes have saved babies' lives in other communities. Read on...
GETZ RETIRES WITH 28 YEARS AT HARRISON FIRE

His successful firefighting career includes many commendations and leadership during FEMA deployment. Read on...
HARRISON IS A FUN PLACE TO BE THIS SUMMER

The Harrison Recreation Commission has planned live music, a Fourth of July celebration, and more. Read on...
MAYOR NEYER NAMED CINCINNATI STATE DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS

The honor is an opportunity to share the value and greatness of the college, says Mayor Neyer. Read on...
THERE ARE NO UNWOUNDED SOLDIERS

On Memorial Day, Harrison's economic developer reflects on an important memorial that visited the City. Read on...
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE AND CEREMONY PLANNED

Harrison has a longstanding tradition of remembering those who courageously gave their lives in service. Read on...
CITY SETS SCENE FOR FOOD TRUCK RALLY

The annual Food Truck Rally is May 21 in Harrison's historic downtown district. Read on...
EVENTS PAY TRIBUTE TO MILITARY SERVICE MEMBERS

Downtown Harrison lamp posts banners and a library event are arranged to honor men and women who serve our country. Read on...
HARRISON PROGRAMS FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Harrison is a great place live, work and play now and for future generations. Read on...
CITY SEEKS CITIZENS FOR THE SPOTLIGHT

The Citizen Spotlight will shed light on good deeds happening in Harrison and people who have a positive impact on the community. Read on...
CITY WATER SOFTENER IS IN THE WORKS

The system will reduce hardness of tap water and corrosion of pipelines. Read on...
MECKESHEIM FUND MORE THAN HALFWAY TO GOAL

As a fundraiser gains momentum, Harrison is supporting its Sister City in another way. Read on...
RETIREES REFLECT ON 25+ YEARS AT POLICE DEPARTMENT

Former clerks retire with 52 years of combined experience, many memories and well wishes from their colleagues. Read on...
RECREATION COMMISSION PLANS 2022 EVENTS

Volunteers are planning many family-friendly activities throughout the year. Read on...
HARRISON FUND WILL ASSIST SISTER CITY

Meckesheim, Germany needs a new van to transport refugees from war-torn Ukraine. Read on...
SENIOR CENTER DIRECTOR CELEBRATING 23 YEARS

Jill French offers meals, activities and much more to hundreds of local seniors. Read on...
MAYOR: SPRING IS A TIME TO CELEBRATE

As warmer weather approaches, Mayor Neyer shares an important message. Read on...
CITY CELEBRATES NEW BUSINESS OPENINGS

Harrison officials have welcomed three new businesses into Harrison. Read on...
FOUR NEW BUSINESSES APPROVED DOWNTOWN

More shopping and dining options are coming to The District. Read on...
STREETS DEPARTMENT TACKLES WINTER STORMS

The City's experienced crew has been hard at work maintaining City roads. Read on...
SCHOOL SAFETY VEHICLE PURCHASED THROUGH DONATIONS

The new vehicle enables school resource officers to maneuver easily and quickly on school grounds. Read on...
COUNCIL RESOLUTION SUPPORTS JTM GROWTH

An Enterprise Zone agreement with Hamilton County means the company can continue to grow in Harrison. Read on...
MAYOR: HARRISON IS MOVING FORWARD

Mayor Bill Neyer shares updates on exciting developments within the City for 2022. Read on...
COUNCIL MEMBERS EXTEND WARM WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS

As the community came together to celebrate Christmas, City leaders recorded a holiday greeting. Read on...
SISTERS DONATE LEMONADE STAND PROFIT TO FIRE DEPARTMENT

The girls were inspired to give back by learning about the tragic events of 9/11. Read on...
COMMERCE CENTER WILL BRING BUSINESSES AND JOBS

A $35-million project could break ground in early 2022. Read on...
RESIDENTS SPREAD HOLIDAY CHEER THROUGH IMAGES

Snapshots from Harrison homes or other places around town capture the spirit of the season. Read on...
CITY WELCOMES FOUR NEW EMPLOYEES

The City has hired a finance director and three police officers to fill vacancies. Read on...
JOBS AVAILABLE IN THE CITY AND LOCAL COMPANIES

Many employers, including the City, have job openings. Read on...
VOTERS CAN CHOOSE CITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES

City residents will see five City Council candidates on the ballot for the Nov. 2, 2021 election. Read on...
HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE THROUGH COMMUNITY FUND

The Harrison Mayor's Community Fund has been helping local families in need for more than 60 years. Read on...
LOCAL EMPLOYERS INVITED TO WORKFORCE MEETING

Strategies are being developed to help local businesses find the staff members they need. Read on...
COUNCIL VOTES TO SUPPORT CONVENTION OF STATES

The resolution is sent to Ohio legislators for consideration. Read on...
OFFICERS PROTECT AND SERVE HARRISON'S YOUNGEST CITIZENS

Three school resource officers perform a variety of duties and are cross-trained to serve at local school buildings. Read on...
DUKE ENERGY AND COUNTY OFFER RELIEF PROGRAMS

Several local agencies are offering support to families and individuals experiencing hardship. Read on...
HARRISON EMPLOYERS OFFER BOUNDLESS CAREER OPTIONS

The City, local employers and educators are working together to fill jobs. Read on...
FOUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS OPEN IN HARRISON AREA

Students are enjoying spaces to learn and grow through the "Facilities for the Future" project. Read on...

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