Construction Update: New Haven Road and State Street
As we move further into spring, a few smaller infrastructure projects are getting underway across Harrison. These are targeted improvements designed to address specific issues and keep things moving smoothly as we head into the warmer months. New Haven Road Resurfacing Work will begin next week on a short section of New Haven Road, near the bridge where the pavement has shifted over time. This project will mill down the existing surface and apply a fresh layer of pavement, cr
City Council Recap: Scholarships Awarded, Infrastructure Projects Advance, and Community Updates Shared
Harrison City Council’s April 7 meeting highlighted the steady work happening across the city, from supporting local students to moving key projects forward and sharing updates that impact daily life in Harrison. American Legion Awards Scholarships and Supports the Community The meeting opened with a presentation from American Legion Post 199 which awarded 11 scholarships of $1,000 each to local students. In addition to the scholarships, the American Legion Post 199, also pre
Why Residents Receive “Opt-Out” Letters for the Energy Aggregation Program
Harrison’s energy aggregation program helps residents access competitive energy supply pricing and has delivered savings compared to Duke Energy’s default rates. Why do residents have to “opt out”? Several years ago, the City engaged Energy Alliances to oversee the City’s energy aggregation performance. Each year, the City receives an in-person report on both electric and natural gas performance from the previous year. By participating in aggregation pricing for energy suppl
Understanding Harrison’s Income Tax
The City of Harrison uses a one percent earned income tax to support essential services, long-term planning, and core infrastructure. Below is a brief overview of how the tax works, why recent changes were made, and where to go with questions. How Harrison’s Income Tax Works Residents who live within the City of Harrison, including all annexed areas, pay a one percent earned income tax. This revenue supports City operations, public safety, infrastructure maintenance, and futu
