Harrisville

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• 2019 Harrisville Annexation Policy Plan.pdf - 11/1/19 10:36 AM

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Join us in a family-friendly event! Monday, October 28th, 2019. Starts at 5:00 PM at the Harrisville Main Park located at 1350 N HWY 89, Harrisville, Utah 84404. Free donuts and hot cocoa will be provided under the bowery! For more information, click here.

Harrisville General Election

  Mark your calendars for the annual Harrisville Fall Festival on October 28th, 2019 located at the main park at 1350 N. Hwy 89. Festivities start at 5 p.m. Free donuts and hot cocoa will be provided under the bowery.  Come join the fun!

City Council meeting 8/27/19: Grover Wilhelmsen was excused from the meeting.

Agenda item 4. Chief Wilson gave two awards to local businesses for their contributions to the police department.

Agenda item 5. Canvas of the primary election. Final numbers are:

Grover Wilhelmsen- 476 votes

Richard Hendrix- 354 votes

Brenda Nelson- 286 votes

Austin Tracy Moffitt- 202 votes

Heidi Wahlen- 193 votes

Kevin Shakespeare: 132 votes

Harrisville General Election will be held on November 5, 2019. Ballots will arrive at least two weeks before Election Day. Ballots may be returned by mail or dropped at the ballot box location at Harrisville City office or any Weber County Drop Box location. In addition, a vote Center will be open on Election Day.

Harrisville Planning Commission will hold a public Hearing on September 11, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at Harrisville City Located at 363 W Independence, Harrisville, Utah.

Harrisville City Council - 4 year term Harrisville City Council

GROVER WILHELMSEN with 476 votes about 24.99%

 RICHARD S. HENDRIX with 353 votes about 18.53%

 BRENDA NELSON with 286 votes about 15.01%

 BLAIR CHRISTENSEN with 265 votes about 13.91%

 AUSTIN TRACY MOFFITT with 200 votes about 10.50%

 HEIDI WAHLEN with 193 votes about 10.13%

 KEVIN SHAKESPEARE with 132 votes about 6.93%

We wanted to remind you of Back-to-School Night tomorrow, August 19, from 3:30 to 6:30. We hope all of you will be able to join us. Come get to know your teachers. Teachers will be in their classrooms.

We have had a huge loss in our community. We know that we are hurting as a community. We have resources available at the school to support our students that are struggling with this loss. Please look to us for help as we work through this tragedy together.

The new Orchard Springs Elementary School will not be complete in time for the new 2019-2020 school year. The building, which cost $21.6 million, will house new students in the Pleasant View area but not for at least 1-3 months. However, 380 students along with several teachers, will be relocated to various elementary schools within Weber District.  This will give each of the staff and students the opportunity to still begin the school year, with everyone else, only in a different location.