Purkey, who was raised in Harrisonville, brings with him nearly 20 years of parks and local-government experience, including multiple stints with the City Parks Department. Read on...
With the free Harrisonville Fix It! mobile app and web tools, Harrisonville citizens will now be able to provide City staff with pictures, videos, specific descriptions, and more — valuable information needed to get the job done efficiently Read on...
With the storm expected to wreak havoc on electrical systems in both states, the Harrisonville Electric Department will send both staff and equipment to Alexandria, LA, as part of a mutual aid request. Read on...
Join your friends, neighbors, City officials, community groups and others, as they partner to remove waste and debris from some of the vital water ways in Harrisonville. Read on...
During the month of October, a trio of events will give Harrisonville residents the opportunity to safely and responsibly dispose of a wide variety of unwanted items. Read on...
The Family Center Farm & Home Dog Park, located next to the basketball courts, within City Park, will host a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting at 5:15 p.m. on October 13, 2020. 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...
There are several factors that go into keeping our community strong and functioning smoothly. Of these factors, the undeniable key to the success of Harrisonville is a working relationship between our residents and City staff and officials. Read on...
Brooks says he looks forward to working as a strategic piece of the success of the Harrisonville community and hopes to lead the City’s Public Works Department to become an APWA Accredited Public Works Agency. Read on...
As part Phase I of Governor Mike Parson's Missouri Show-Me Strong Recovery Order, Harrisonville businesses will be able to open on May 4, with modifications to their normal operations. Read on...
“Most importantly, the entire scope of new treatment processes, expanded capacity and more efficient equipment have resolved the nagging water quality issues that city residents have raised for years.” (The Missouri Municipal Review - May/June 2020) Read on...
In response to COVID-19 concerns, the City of Harrisonville is taking additional steps to ensure the health of our community and the continuity of City services. Read on...
Currently, Board meetings are held on the first and third Monday’s of each month and begin at 7 p.m. The new start time will go into effect on Monday, March 16. Read on...
The City of Harrisonville is excited to announce the hiring of Brad Ratliff as City Administrator. Ratliff brings with him 23 years of local-government experience, with 12 of those years coming in a City Administrator role 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...
