Harrisonville earns Silver level as Community for All Ages! The award recognizes Harrisonville’s commitment to the program and to implementing age-awareness initiatives with elected officials, city …

In Harrisonville, the city government is vested in an eight-member Board of Aldermen and mayor who are dedicated to serving the residents. They are assisted by several duly appointed volunteer boards …

Harrisonville Animal Control & Animal Shelter animal shelter Community Development Browse through information on the Community Development Department. Fire Department Find out about the …

The town of Harrisonville was established in 1837 and was named in honor of Albert J. Harrison, one of the first two U.S. Congressional representatives elected from the state of Missouri. The National Park …

Click here to view the 2020 Water/Sewer rate study, completed by Burns & McDonnell. Utility Payment Portal Utilities Payments Utility Bills Utility bills are mailed by the 20th of each month. Customers …

The City of Harrisonville encourages you to explore this site and to become an active member of either the Cass County Historical Society or the Harrisonville Historical Preservation Commission or Love …

The Town of Harrisonville was officially established in 1837 and named after Missouri Representative Albert G Harrison. Harrisonville’s early years saw growth in population to about 600 people, but the …

Residents Living in Harrisonville Harrisonville is a great place to call home! To learn more about the city, please use the links on the left. If you have additional questions, please email us or call Customer …

The Harrisonville Community Center was built in 2004 and opened in 2005. It is a 68,000 square foot facility providing year-round fitness, recreation, and league activities for Harrisonville’s citizens of all …

Here's how Harrisonville gets its electric for you, our customer. Harrisonville purchases wholesale electric power from the Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission (MJMEUC).