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The March 17 Harrison City Council meeting focused on planning for the city’s future while continuing to support the day-to-day work that keeps the community running. From long-term development strategy to ongoing public safety discussions and community improvements, the evening reflected a city balancing growth with thoughtful planning. City Extends Residential Development Pause One of the evening’s key actions was the approval of an extension of the temporary moratorium on

The March 3rd Harrison City Council meeting highlighted the strong partnerships and community spirit that continue to shape the city’s future. From charitable giving and employee recognition to an informative presentation from the Hamilton County Auditor, the evening reflected the many ways public service and community support come together in Harrison. Mayor Grubb's Video Update Click the image below to watch Mayor Ryan Grubbs share a brief video update from the meeting. New

City of Harrison Fire Chief Hursong and Lauren White, from One Shot Foundation The City of Harrison has partnered with the One Shot Foundation to install a new Automated External Defibrillator (AED) at the Harrison Community Center, expanding access to life-saving equipment for residents, athletes, and visitors. The effort was made possible through the leadership of Lauren White, Director of Program Development for the One Shot Foundation, who worked directly with Fire Chief

Harrison City Council met on Tuesday night to approve the City’s 2026 budget, support key infrastructure and public safety projects, and share a full slate of upcoming holiday and community events. The meeting also included a significant show of generosity from local veterans’ organizations, updates on recreation projects, and reminders about winter resources available to residents. Veterans Organizations Support Mayor’s Fund and Public Safety The Harrison VFW presented donat

The City of Harrison invests in continuous training to keep our community safe. This October, several members of the Harrison Fire Department joined regional first responders for a safety course called Firefighting Fundamentals for CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) Vehicles , hosted by Rumpke Waste & Recycling in partnership with the Colerain Township Fire Department. The specialized session focused on the unique characteristics of CNG vehicles and best practices for combating CNG

The Harrison Fire Department has welcomed a new recruit and he has four legs and a tail. Keiser, a German shepherd, is in training to become both a certified search-and-rescue K9 and a source of emotional support for firefighters. The initiative is led by Lieutenant Chris Gundrum, who also heads up the department’s Community Risk Reduction (CRR) and public education programs. Keiser, Certified Search & Rescue K9, In Training Gundrum joined the department full time in 2019, af