The revenue generated from the use tax would be allocated to fund streets and sidewalk improvements, along with public safety initiatives like additional police officers and improvements to the Harrisonville Animal Shelter. Read on...

The City of Harrisonville is honored to announce that Harrisonville Alderman Matt Turner (Ward 4) has been elected President of the Missouri Municipal League (MML). Read on...

As the weather hopefully begins to cool and we enter the fall season, the City will once again offer options for safely and responsibly disposing of unwanted items. Read on...

The bridge structure has reached the end of its service life and needs to be replaced. The interchange is being re-configured to a (split) Diverging Diamond Interchange to better accommodate existing and future traffic demands. Read on...

Taking appropriate shelter is critical in times of disaster. And being aware of the resources available to you could save your life. Read on...

We are confident that the City of Harrisonville would not be where it is today without the hard work, selfless leadership and commitment to excellence that Rodney Jacobs brought to work every day. Read on...

Beginning in 2023, the City’s Community Development Department will be offering a Community Improvement Grant program! If awarded, grants will reimburse 25-percent of the total project cost, up to a maximum $2,500. Read on...

Harrisonville is one of four Kansas City region cities who will be honored over the next few weeks by the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) for becoming more age friendly. Read on...

The basin will store 9,526,572 cubic feet of water, which breaks down to 1,258,759 gallons or 207,298,208 Route 44 cups from Sonic. The basin will reduce 100-year flood flows in this area by 93-percent. Read on...

With Autopay, your bill is paid automatically from your checking account on the 15th of each month, with no processing fees or additional deductions. Read on...

The City of Harrisonville Emergency Services Department will continue the testing of its storm sirens on the third Wednesday of each month. Read on...

For those wanting to use renewable energy in Harrisonville, here are a few things the City wants you to know. 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...

The City of Harrisonville and Harrisonville Emergency Services wants to remind you about the City's severe-weather protocols. Read on...

Harrisonville residents can now receive real-time public safety messages through Nixle. Read on...