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The Town of Harrison is an unincorporated, rural town located in
northwest Waupaca County. The town occupies an area of about
37 square miles with a stable population of approximately 500,
and is bordered by Shawano County and Portage County to its
north and west, respectively. The town's landscape is dominated
by forests and woodlands, high quality rivers, lakes and wetlands,
all contributing to the town's attractive recreational and scenic
beauty. Hunting, fishing, trail riding, wildlife viewing and other
recreational pursuits are abundant. Agriculture also plays a
significant role in the local landscape. The town's farmland includes
a mix of dairy farms, cropland, and smaller hobby farms.
This web site is maintained as an information resource for
residents and visitors regarding local government and other
topics which may be of interest. Please email comments and
suggestions regarding this web site to the administrator at
townharrisonsupervisor1@yahoo.com
Town Board meetings are held the second Monday of each month
at 6:30 p.m. in the basement of Northland Lutheran Church, N9880
State Road 49, Iola, WI 54945-9288. The public is welcome to
attend.
December 10, 2018, Monthly Town Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m.,
Northland Church
Clearing Fallen Trees from Roads
We are repeatedly reminded how many great people we have in
the Town of Harrison. Countless examples of neighbor helping
neighbor and pitching in for the greater cause. This positive
sense of community is one of the reasons Harrison is a great
place to live. One example where we see this is the clearance of
fallen trees from our roadways. While the local electric
company clears trees fallen on power lines and town officials
often clear downed trees not on power lines, we know many
folks take it upon themselves to clear the road. They have the
ability, equipment, and good sense of community to want to
help out. Many times we have no idea who has done the work.
However, we urge caution when power lines are involved --
please leave those for the professionals at the power
company. Also you are reminded that the town does not
assume responsibility when you act on your own.
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Nov 2018 Election Results
April 3, 2018 Election Results
February 20, 2018 Election Results
April 4, 2017 Election Results
February 21, 2017 Election Results
The Town of Harrison is an unincorporated, rural town located in
northwest Waupaca County. The town occupies an area of about
37 square miles with a stable population of approximately 500,
and is bordered by Shawano County and Portage County to its
north and west, respectively. The town's landscape is dominated
by forests and woodlands, high quality rivers, lakes and wetlands,
all contributing to the town's attractive recreational and scenic
beauty. Hunting, fishing, trail riding, wildlife viewing and other
recreational pursuits are abundant. Agriculture also plays a
significant role in the local landscape. The town's farmland includes
a mix of dairy farms, cropland, and smaller hobby farms.
This web site is maintained as an information resource for
residents and visitors regarding local government and other
topics which may be of interest. Please email comments and
suggestions regarding this web site to the administrator at
townharrisonsupervisor1@yahoo.com
Town Board meetings are held the second Monday of each month
at 6:30 p.m. in the basement of Northland Lutheran Church, N9880
State Road 49, Iola, WI 54945-9288. The public is welcome to
attend.
December 10, 2018, Monthly Town Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m.,
Northland Church
Clearing Fallen Trees from Roads
We are repeatedly reminded how many great people we have in
the Town of Harrison. Countless examples of neighbor helping
neighbor and pitching in for the greater cause. This positive
sense of community is one of the reasons Harrison is a great
place to live. One example where we see this is the clearance of
fallen trees from our roadways. While the local electric
company clears trees fallen on power lines and town officials
often clear downed trees not on power lines, we know many
folks take it upon themselves to clear the road. They have the
ability, equipment, and good sense of community to want to
help out. Many times we have no idea who has done the work.
However, we urge caution when power lines are involved --
please leave those for the professionals at the power
company. Also you are reminded that the town does not
assume responsibility when you act on your own.
_________________________
Nov 2018 Election Results
April 3, 2018 Election Results
February 20, 2018 Election Results
April 4, 2017 Election Results
February 21, 2017 Election Results
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DISCLAIMER: This website was approved for
initial publication on September 14, 2015. It is
still very much under construction with more web
pages and updates to come.
initial publication on September 14, 2015. It is
still very much under construction with more web
pages and updates to come.
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