Carl Brooks hired to fill Public Works Director/City Engineer role

The City of Harrisonville is excited to announce the hiring of Carl Brooks as Public Works Director/City Engineer.

The decision to hire Brooks was made following a series of lengthy interviews with City Department Heads and Public Works Superintendents. He...

Payment arrangements now available for Utility customers with past-due balances

The City of Harrisonville is committed to the health and safety of our community. 

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic we have strived to uphold that commitment, through continuing to provide quality City services, providing important health-safety i...

Information about COVID-19 in Cass County

This page will house all updates provided by the Cass County Health Department and other governing health authorities regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

As of July 8, there have been 41 known cases of COVID-19 in Harrisonville, and 203 cases have been report...

New public-safety-based notification system now available in Harrisonville

The City of Harrisonville has partnered with Nixle, a product of Everbridge, to implement its Community Notification System to alert residents in real-time for local emergency situations and relevant community information. 

As a resident, there ar...

Tips for avoiding and preventing the spread of COVID-19

The United States Department of Health and Senior Services and the Center for Disease Control are currently responding to an outbreak of respiratory disease caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that was first detected in China and which has now been detect...

City Hall seeking to update vital information for some utility accounts

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. This partnershi...

What the Missouri Show-Me Strong Recovery Order means for Harrisonville

The City of Harrisonville is committed to the health and safety of the public and will maintain this commitment, as we transition out of the State of Missouri and Cass County Health Department Stay at Home Order.

Harrisonville businesses have played a cruc...

NEW: Two severe-weather shelters available in Harrisonville

The City of Harrisonville and Harrisonville Emergency Services urge you to be prepared for the many types of disasters possible here in the Heartland.

Taking appropriate shelter is critical in times of disaster. And being aware of the resources available t...

SAFETY: A reminder about the City's severe-weather protocols

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

SIRENS

Storm sirens in town are sounded when a Tornado Warning has been issued that affects Harrisonville. The decision t...

Improvements at Water Treatment Plant receive state-wide recognition

The City’s largest capital projects of the past decade was recently highlighted in a feature article in a major Missouri municipal publication.

The project, a complete overhaul of the City’s Water Treatment Plant, was featured in the Ma...

City of Harrisonville takes steps to prevent spread of COVID-19

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. 

As of July 8, there have been 41 known cases of COVID-19 in Harrisonville, and 203 c...

Park Board votes to close Outdoor Pool for 2020 season, due to COVID-19 pandemic

On Tuesday, May 5, the Harrisonville Park Board made the very difficult decision to close the Outdoor Pool for the 2020 season. 

With the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the unknown of future state and health department guidelines, it ...

City of Harrisonville suspends utility disconnects amid COVID-19 outbreak

The City of Harrisonville is committed to the health and safety of the public and has temporarily suspended all non-payment utility disconnects. As our community comes together to respond to the concerns of COVID-19, the City has taken steps to ensure cus...

Missouri DNR says COVID-19 virus not detected in drinking water

The City of Harrisonville Public Works Department is actively following the rapidly evolving situation regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus). We want to inform our customers and community about the current state of drinking water and wastewater in our communit...

Board of Aldermen approve new start time for bi-monthly meetings

On March 2, the Board of Aldermen voted to change the start times of their bi-monthly meetings to 6 p.m.

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 o...

Board of Aldermen approves hiring of Brad Ratliff as City Administrator

The City of Harrisonville is excited to announce the hiring of Brad Ratliff as City Administrator.

The decision to hire Ratliff was made following a unanimous vote during an Executive Session meeting of the Harrisonville Board of Aldermen on December 16.

Ra...

REMINDER: Procedures for individual customer reporting during "major" power outages

As winter approaches, the City of Harrisonville would like to remind its residents about the protocols for individual reporting during “major” power outages.

Currently, customers are asked to call the Harrisonville Police Department di...

Harrisonville renewable energy options remain in place entering 2020

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

The City of Harrisonville currently possesses a net metering agreement for interconnection of a distributed generation source.  Our polic...

Monthly storm-siren testing to continue on third Wednesday of each month

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...