City Council Recap: Honoring Heroism and Naming Harrison’s Next Police Chief
Tuesday night's City Council meeting honored five members of Harrison’s public safety team for extraordinary courage and brought the official announcement of an important leadership transition for the Harrison Police Department. Public Safety Team Honored for Rescue The Harrison Police and Fire departments recognized the coordinated response to a May 26 structure fire at the Huntley Ridge Apartments. Responders arrived to find smoke and flames coming from a multifamily buildi
City Council Recap: Honoring Service, Welcoming a New Officer and Reviewing Harrison’s Charter
Tuesday’s City Council meeting brought a surprise honor for Police Chief Charles Lindsey, welcomed a new officer to the Harrison Police Department and gave residents a first look at proposed updates to the City Charter. Chief Lindsey Honored for Lifetime of Service The Hamilton County Police Association presented Chief Lindsey with a lifetime achievement award recognizing his service to law enforcement across Hamilton County. Chief Lindsey served on the association’s executiv
E-Bikes, Scooters and More: What Harrison Families Need to Know
Summer in Harrison means kids and families are spending more time outside. Whether it's an electric bike, motorized scooter, golf cart, or hoverboard, these vehicles can be a fun way to get around. They also come with important safety rules that help protect riders, pedestrians, and drivers alike. The Harrison Police Department is reminding residents that not all motorized recreational vehicles are treated the same under Ohio law. Understanding where each type of vehicle can
EPA Grant Helps Harrison Keep Roads Safer This Winter
Harrison is upgrading the way it prepares for winter storms with new equipment that helps keep roads safer while using less salt. Have you ever driven down a road before a winter storm and wondered why the pavement looked wet even though it hadn't rained? It probably wasn't water. It was most likely salt brine. While many people are familiar with the salt trucks that spread rock salt after snow begins to fall, many communities now start preparing for winter long before the fi
