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 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...
Beginning in the summer of 2021, we worked with a number of partners, residents, and stakeholders to lead the planning process and craft our goal of defining a vision for Harrisonville, as we look ahead one year, five years, 10 years and beyond! Read on...
Video surveillance is one of the best methods for apprehending criminals and convicting suspects who are caught in the act of committing a crime. We believe this will help build better community-police partnerships here in Harrisonville. Read on...
Mayor Bowman spoke about consistent community growth, highlighted by increases in both residential and commercial construction, the arrival of several new retail businesses, strong sales tax revenues, ongoing infrastructure improvements and more! Read on...
After receiving dozens of qualified applications, the City has selected Rusty Sullivan as the next Chief of the Harrisonville Fire Department. Read on...
Residents of Cass County and surrounding areas will soon have higher education opportunities close to home! On March 15, Drury GO, Drury University’s evening and online program, will open a new location in Harrisonville, MO, at 512 Westchester Ave. Read on...
It was a night spent appreciating a year that laid vital groundwork for the coming decades of the Harrisonville community, as City Administrator Ratliff presented his 2021 State of the City Address to the Mayor and Board during their February 22, meeting. Read on...
The purpose of the survey was to assess satisfaction with the delivery of City services and to help determine priorities for the community as part of the City’s ongoing planning process. Read on...
