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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

A warm welcome to Harrison's new police officer One of the most meaningful moments of the evening was the swearing-in of Tyler Ballauer, officially welcoming him to the Harrison Police Department. Introduced by Chief Charles Lindsay, Officer Ballauer brings a strong background in public service. He is a Ross High School graduate, earned a bachelor’s degree from Miami University, completed the Ohio State Highway Patrol Police Academy in 2022, and most recently served with the

Harrison City Council opened the year with its first meeting of 2026 on Tuesday, January 6, marking the start of a new council term and a series of updates focused on the year ahead. New Council Members Sworn In Mayor Ryan Grubbs and Councilmember Bill Neyer A new year brings new beginnings and the start of a new term for Harrison City Council. Mayor Ryan Grubbs opened the meeting by swearing in Tanner Dole, Patty Van Cleve, Ed Whitt, and Bill Neyer, officially welcoming the

Harrison City Council held its final meeting of the year on Tuesday (Dec. 16), blending routine City business with meaningful moments of appreciation, reflection, and a look ahead to the new year. Development Agreement and Retail Update Council approved the final property agreement for the retail development at 10400 Harrison Avenue, marking a major milestone for the project and the official announcement of Target as the first confirmed retail tenant. John Silverman, repres