Beginning Monday, May 11, customers may call (816) 380-8900 and schedule appointments for business that is more efficient when done in person. This includes: setting up utilities at a new address, making utility deposits, correcting payment issues, etc. 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...
Due to social distancing and capacity restrictions, the Harrisonville Municipal Court does not anticipate holding in-person hearings on June 3rd.
Staff are currently scheduling virtual hearings for the June 3 court date. Read on...
If you have Harrisonville-specific questions about Governor Mike Parson’s Missouri Show-Me Strong Recovery Order, we have created a resource to provide you with answers. 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...
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...
With the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the unknown of future state and health department guidelines, it would be difficult to operate the Outdoor Pool in a way that ensures the safety and wellness of our community. Read on...
In an effort to maintain the COVID-19 social-distancing requirements, all City public meetings will, for the foreseeable future, be conducted through a remote, online service. Read on...
In an effort to maintain both the COVID-19 social-distancing requirements and our commitment to the health and safety of the Harrisonville community, the 2020 Spring City-Wide Clean Up has been rescheduled. Read on...
In an effort to continue to thoughtfully serve our customers during this time, we encourage you to stay current on or at least pay a portion of your monthly bill. This will limit the financial strain felt when paying utility bills in the upcoming months. Read on...
Harrisonville Parks & Recreation (HPR) will be closing the Harrisonville Community Center effective March 18, through March 29, due to social distancing recommendations surrounding COVID-19. Read on...
The City of Harrisonville Public Works Department is actively following the rapidly evolving situation regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus). We want to inform customers and community about the current state of drinking water and wastewater in our community.. 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...
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...
Student safety has always been one of the City’s biggest priorities. Members of Harrisonville Emergency Services and Harrisonville Missouri Police Department met on November 14, at Harrisonville Elementary School to continue to make that a priority. Read on...
For five days in June, The Moving Wall traveling Vietnam Veterans memorial was on display in Harrisonville. Officials estimate 35,000 people paid their respects to those whose names are on The Wall, while it was in town Read on...
