City of Harrison, Ohio - Government

City of Harrison, Ohio - Government Welcome to the official City of Harrison, Ohio page. Stay informed about city news, community events, road projects, and public safety updates.

Harrison is a community built on strong roots, hometown pride, and a shared commitment to the future. ABOUT HARRISON, OHIO
Harrison’s central location in the three state region, easy highway access and proximity to larger metro areas make it the perfect choice for new business development

The City of Harrison owns and operates its own water and wastewater facilities, providing residents and businesses with superior quality and service. With access to over 100,000 people in a 10-mile radius of the City, Harrison can offer the kind of quality workforce that today’s businesses need. PUBLIC COMMENT GUIDELINES

PURPOSE
The City of Harrison, Ohio has established social media pages (Facebook and Twitter) to share relevant photos, video and information to people who live or work in our community, as well as visitors. Our goal is to provide timely and professional communication that engages citizens and shines a spotlight on our City. ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS
City personnel welcome comments and questions and will strive to respond within 48 hours during the business week. We encourage users to visit our staff directory (https://www.harrisonohio.gov/Directory.aspx) to reach the appropriate departments for timely response to questions. We have also created a list of common concerns with the direct phone number to the appropriate department. (https://www.harrisonohio.gov/339/Report-a-Concern)

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☔ Rain or shine, the Citywide Yard Sale is on! ☀️A little rain won’t stop a good treasure hunt. Grab your umbrella and c...
09/11/2026

☔ Rain or shine, the Citywide Yard Sale is on! ☀️

A little rain won’t stop a good treasure hunt. Grab your umbrella and come see what you can find Saturday (Sept. 12) from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Harrison Community Center, 300 George St.

You never know what treasure might be waiting for you. 👀🛍️

We’ll see you there, rain or shine!

Missed the latest Harrison City Council meeting? We’ve got you covered. 👋Lieutenant Robert Seiter joined Council to expl...
09/08/2026

Missed the latest Harrison City Council meeting? We’ve got you covered. 👋

Lieutenant Robert Seiter joined Council to explain one of the Harrison Police Department’s public safety tools and answer questions about how it is used. Council also shared updates on Dry Fork Road and other upcoming street projects, September events, cybersecurity improvements and more.

We pulled the highlights together so you can catch up quickly, with links to the full Council meeting and Lieutenant Seiter’s presentation if you’d like to take a deeper look. If you have specific questions about the presentation Lieutenant Seiter asks that you please contact the police department.

Read the latest City Council Recap on The Source:

Harrison City Council’s Sept. 1 meeting included a detailed look at how the Harrison Police Department uses Flock Safety cameras, updates on several road projects and traffic changes, and a busy calendar of community events coming up in September.Harrison Police Explains How Flock Cameras Are Used...

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day, Harrison!Today, we celebrate the people who help keep our community moving, from local businesses an...
09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day, Harrison!

Today, we celebrate the people who help keep our community moving, from local businesses and public servants to healthcare workers, tradespeople, farmers, educators, and so many others who contribute to the place we call home.

Thank you for the time, talent, and dedication you bring to Harrison and our community every day. Your hard work helps make Harrison a great place to live, work, and grow.

We hope you have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day with family and friends! ❤️🤍💙

Happy Labor Day from the City of Harrison!

⛳✨ A little friendly competition and a whole lot of fun!The Harrison Senior Center recently took a trip to Arena 5/9 in ...
09/05/2026

⛳✨ A little friendly competition and a whole lot of fun!

The Harrison Senior Center recently took a trip to Arena 5/9 in Harrison for a round of glow-in-the-dark putt-putt golf! From the first putt to the last hole, everyone had a blast enjoying some time together.

And, of course, no outing is complete without a good meal! The group enjoyed lunch at Chandler’s before heading home.

We love seeing our older adults making memories, trying something new and enjoying time together right here in our community. 💙

🛍️ Harrison City Wide Yard Sale is one week from Saturday! 🛍️Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 12, and come sp...
09/04/2026

🛍️ Harrison City Wide Yard Sale is one week from Saturday! 🛍️

Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 12, and come spend the day hunting for great bargains, hidden treasures and plenty of community fun! 🎉

📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
⏰ Yard Sale: 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
📍 Harrison Community Center | 300 George St.

🏷️ Want to be a seller?

Spots are 25' x 25' and registration is $25. Register in person at the Harrison Community Center through September 10.

Seller setup: 6–8 a.m.
$10 deposit: Returned at 1 p.m. after your space has been cleaned.

Bring your friends and family and spend the day exploring the sale, grabbing some food and drinks, and seeing what treasures you can find!

🇺🇸 Giving back: Vietnam Veterans will be on-site at the end of the yard sale to collect donations.

A dumpster will also be available for trash and items that are not suitable for donation.

Don’t miss the fun, we’ll see you September 12! 🛍️🎉

🌊 UPDATE: Whitewater River recreational advisory liftedGood news ahead of the holiday weekend: Hamilton County Public He...
09/03/2026

🌊 UPDATE: Whitewater River recreational advisory lifted

Good news ahead of the holiday weekend: Hamilton County Public Health is no longer advising residents and visitors to avoid recreational activities on the Whitewater River.

The Connersville, Indiana, wastewater treatment plant is back online, and HCPH reports that the immediate impact from the August sewage discharge has passed.

If you’re heading out to kayak, canoe or enjoy the river, HCPH still recommends routine recreational water precautions, including avoiding swallowing the water, keeping a close eye on children and pets, and washing up after water activities.

Learn more about recreational water safety from Hamilton County Public Health:
https://hamiltoncountyhealth.org/announcement/stay-safe-in-the-pool-and-other-recreational-waters-this-summer/

🚧 I-74 Ramp & Dry Fork Bridge Update📅 Sept. 3:The eastbound on- and off-ramps will reopen.📅 Sept. 8–12 | 8 p.m.–5 a.m.:O...
09/02/2026

🚧 I-74 Ramp & Dry Fork Bridge Update

📅 Sept. 3:
The eastbound on- and off-ramps will reopen.

📅 Sept. 8–12 | 8 p.m.–5 a.m.:
ODOT will be working on the bridge overnight to facilitate steel er****on. During this work, an up-and-down traffic setup will be used. Vehicles will be required to exit the highway and will then be directed back onto I-74.

The highway will be closed underneath Dry Fork during the overnight work.

📅 Sept. 14:
The westbound ramps will close for approximately 45 days.

Please plan ahead, allow additional travel time and use caution in the area as traffic patterns change.

We appreciate everyone’s patience as this important work continues. We’ll share additional updates as they become available.

🏛️ JOIN THE CITY OF HARRISON’S BUILDING AND ZONING TEAMThe City of Harrison is hiring an Administrative Assistant for th...
08/31/2026

🏛️ JOIN THE CITY OF HARRISON’S BUILDING AND ZONING TEAM

The City of Harrison is hiring an Administrative Assistant for the Building and Zoning Department.

This is a front-line position providing customer service to the general public, contractors, developers, City officials and employees. Service is provided in person, by phone and by email. The position requires knowledge of department functions, procedures and responsibilities and performs related duties as required. Work is performed independently under the direction of the department director, building official and coordinator.

Qualifications:
Proficiency with computers and software programs, including Microsoft Office Suite. Attention to detail and strong customer service skills are required. Applicants must be able to lift plans and boxes of paper weighing up to 50 pounds.

Duties and Responsibilities:
• Answer phone calls and questions from walk-in customers and resolve customer issues within the scope of authority or direct them to the appropriate staff member.
• Assist applicants with applying for permits through the permitting system.
• Distribute forms and documents and correspond with contractors, engineers and the general public regarding the permitting process.
• Accept new permit applications and distribute them to appropriate department personnel for review and approval.
• Process permits and maintain the permit database.
• Accept public records requests and fulfill or distribute them to appropriate department personnel.
• Assess fees required for building and zoning permits based on applicable fee schedules.
• Prepare the department’s daily deposit and collection reports.
• Prepare monthly, annual and other required reports regarding permit issuance.
• Invoice and collect unpaid permit fees.
• Assist with public notifications and legal advertisements for public meetings.
• Maintain and distribute flood zone information.
• Answer property maintenance questions and complaints and assist the property maintenance department as needed.
• Scan archived paper files into the computer database.
• Maintain physical and electronic filing systems, including document retention and disposal.
• Perform general office duties, including ordering supplies, mailings, meeting setup, travel arrangements and other clerical duties.
• Perform other duties as assigned by the department director.

Civil Service Exam
The exam will be held Saturday (Sept. 19) at 9 a.m. at the Harrison Community Center, 300 George St.

Applications for the exam must be completed in person at 300 George St., Harrison, Ohio 45030, beginning Monday (Aug. 31) through Friday (Sept. 11), between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

💦  CHIEF HURSONG'S WEEKLY WATER SAFETY TIP  #7💦COLD WATER CAN SHOCK YOUEven in summer, river temps can cause cold shock....
08/28/2026

💦 CHIEF HURSONG'S WEEKLY WATER SAFETY TIP #7💦
COLD WATER CAN SHOCK YOU

Even in summer, river temps can cause cold shock. Enter slowly and never swim alone. Being cautious is your best defense.

Whether you’re in the pool, at the creek, or out on the Great Miami - Let’s make this a season full of fun, not emergencies. Stay safe, Harrison!

👀 Harrison is getting noticed across the Cincinnati region!There is a lot happening here, and regional media are paying ...
08/27/2026

👀 Harrison is getting noticed across the Cincinnati region!

There is a lot happening here, and regional media are paying attention.

Harrison Town Center continues to take shape, with Five Below and Esther Price joining the growing list of confirmed businesses. Meanwhile, work is underway on Cencora’s new $106 million pharmaceutical distribution facility at Harrison Commerce Center.

Together, the two developments represent approximately $166 million in private investment and an estimated 715 new jobs in Harrison. 🏗️

And the story is reaching well beyond our city limits, with recent coverage from the Cincinnati Business Courier, WCPO 9 and WLWT and other news outlets too.

What’s coming next? Keep track of the officially confirmed businesses, construction timelines and new investment headed to Harrison.

👉 Read the full update on The Source:

Harrison is drawing attention across the Cincinnati region as major private investment continues to take shape in the City.At Harrison Town Center, the approximately $60 million retail development at 10400 Harrison Ave., Five Below and Esther Price are the newest retailers to officially join the pro...

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Harrison, OH
45030

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