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Harrison City Council 6/16/26

Published: Jun 16, 2026

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Community DevelopmentInstitutional

Community Center Undergoing Renovations and Receives Major Grant for New Facilities

The Building and Lands Committee reported aesthetic improvements at the community center, including new lighting, a new lobby ceiling, and painting. Flooring is scheduled for July 18th in the lobby, kitchen, and multi-purpose room. A wall is being constructed in the north conference room for a new office. The center received an $850,000 state capital grant for the area near the splash pad, with tentative plans for four new ball fields and a concession area, though decisions are still pending. The goal is to ensure the community center benefits everyone.

Parks & EnvironmentOther

Extensive 4th of July Celebration Planned, Splash Park Hours Extended

The recreation committee is hosting a 4th of July celebration featuring a parade, activities starting at 5:00 PM (including band, bubble/misting stations, food vendors, face painting), a cornhole tournament at 6:00 PM (sign-up required, with prizes like a championship belt and Reds tickets), and a final band performance at 7:00 PM. Fireworks will begin at dusk following a proclamation by the mayor. The splash park hours will be extended to 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM on July 4th to accommodate the event.

Parks & EnvironmentInstitutional

City Prioritizes Efficiency, Resident Services, and Youth Recreation with Community Center Enhancements

Council and administration are focusing on improving city efficiency, processes for residents, and recreation for youth. Improvements at the community center include pickleball courts, tennis court upgrades, a playground, and the splash pad, with plans to continue expanding amenities on the property. Residents are encouraged to provide feedback.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Caution Urged for Electric Mobility Devices Amidst Traffic and Accidents

Residents are encouraged to slow down and be cautious due to increased traffic from road closures and recent accidents involving e-bikes and scooters. Parents are urged to supervise their children using these devices. The city is considering a proposed ordinance for electric mobility devices.

Public SafetyOther

Fire Department Reports Monthly Activity and Prepares for 4th of July Safety

The fire committee reported 286 runs in the past month, with 229 being EMS calls. The fire department completed 111 runs on one unit and 175 on another. There were 74 inspections. The annual fire review highlighted an increase in revenue per transport. A safety meeting for the 4th of July is scheduled for Friday.

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