Street Department Winter Weather & Public Safety Reminders:
Public Works has four dump trucks with salt spreaders and plows, five pickup trucks with salt spreaders and/or plows, in addition to backhoes, loaders and a motor grader. Equipment will be designated for higher volume streets before clearing lower volume and neighborhood streets.
Crews will be working on 12-hour rotating shifts, day and night, as necessary.
Avoid Parking on the Street. We recommend no parking on the roadway during snow & ice events. Vehicles parked on the street may prevent access for roadway treatment and snow removal.
Don’t crowd the Plow. Please stay at least six car lengths back and away from any snow plows.
Snow plows will push snow to the right side of the truck. This will cause snow rows at driveways on both sides of the street. While we realize that can be frustrating to some people, it is an unfortunate side-effect to plowing snow off streets. We do not have the equipment or personnel to clear private driveways or plow rows next to driveways.
Temperatures following the upcoming snow event are expected to stay below 20-degrees until at least Friday and aren’t projected to be above freezing until Saturday. These very low temperatures will reduce the effectiveness of road salt. Please be patient with the crews.
When roads are snow/ice-covered, please stay home unless driving is absolutely necessary.
If you enjoy Bingo, help out the Boone County Leadership Institute support the Harrison Middle School East Program's project. TONIGHT, in the JPH Room at NorthArkansas College.
Family Budget Inn will be the warming station for those in need during this week of cold weather.
Mayor Jackson and Laurie Morrison were featured in the Harrison Daily Times, Saturday, Feb. 15, edition.
At the Thursday, Feb. 13, City Council meeting, Mayor Jerry Jackson thanked Laurie Morrison for using her artistic skills and talents to decorate City Hall and Creekside beautifully.
N. First St. between E. Ridge Ave. and E. Rush Ave. will be closed
Monday, Feb. 17, from 7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. for a sewer repair.
Please be observant of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their
equipment as you approach the work area.
Looking for a Friday night activity? Members of Creekside can bring a friend for free!!!! Open until 8 p.m. night. Young or old ... all are welcome to enjoy Creekside Community Center!
The Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting with Heartland Eye Care to celebrate their new location at 825 N. Main Street. Dr. Sabre Wright and her staff at Heartland Eye Care (formerly Hubbard Eye Clinic) have built a reputation for excellence, compassion, and a commitment to patient well-being. In accordance with this vision, Heartland Eye Care is launching Visionary Eye Spa, a space dedicated to helping patients with chronic, painful, dry eyes. Innovative treatments such as IPL, thermoelectric heat, and re-establishing ocular surface homeostasis will be available, along with aesthetic services to enhance the beauty of the eye.
Rogers Ave. between Tamarind and Teresa St. will be closed Friday,
Feb. 14 from 7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. for a sewer repair.
Please be observant of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their
equipment as you approach the work area.
Vine Rd. between N. Main St. and Hwy 65 Bypass will be closed Friday,
Feb. 14 from 7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. for a water repair.
Please be observant of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their
equipment as you approach the work area.
Here's an amended agenda for tonight's City Council meeting at 6 p.m.
Tomorrow (Friday, Feb. 14) is the second of four Fridays where Creekside members can bring someone to Creekside for free. Hours are 6 a.m. until 8 p.m. on Friday.
S. Oak St. between Wilson Ave. and Sunset Lane will be closed
Thursday, Feb. 13, from 7 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. for a sewer repair.
Please be observant of the signage, flaggers, workers, and their
equipment as you approach the work area.
Here's pages 1 and 2 of the Thursday night, Feb. 13 agenda for City Council.
Your sales tax dollars assist in promoting quality of life which attracts additional residents and businesses.
Ever wonder where your tax dollars go?
Look who made the Harrison Daily Times on Saturday, Feb. 8. Congratulations Officer Case!
Harrison still has the lowest sales tax numbers in the state.
Harrison Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Stewart Pratt (left) and City Engineer COO Wade Phillips sign documentation to transfer the Goblin Drive right of way and easements to the City for the Goblin Drive Phase Two project.
TOMORROW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7: You can bring a friend for free to Creekside Community and Aquatics Center!
