If you want to become involved in civic issues, be engaged in solving community problems, or help in building community pride and service then the Harrisville Youth City Council needs you! This is a great opportunity for you to become a member of the Harrisville Youth City Council.
This is a great opportunity to get involved. You gain experience in the civic process and leadership. There is valuable training in leadership, and having a say in the City activities. You plan and participate in events all year. Make new friends and become active in community events. Youth City Council members in other cities have found their experience has helped them on their resumes for colleges, employment applications, etc. Get an application at the Harrisville City Office and contact Austin Tracy atracy@cityofharrisville.com .
Upcoming events: Basic Training Class Community Emergency Team March 2- April 12, 2017 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. *Personal Protective Equipment, $30 (Includes hard had, vest, gloves, safety glasses and mask. Harrisville City will reimburse Harrisville residents who have proof of payment. [March 2--Disaster Prepared; March 9--Fire Safety; March 16--Disaster Medical Operations, Part 1; March 23--Disaster Medical Operations, Part 2; March 30--Light Search & Rescue, April 6--Disaster Psychology/Team Organization; and April 12--Course Review & Disaster Simulation.] Classes will be held at: OWATC Health Tech Bldg. Cross Hall – 1st Floor 200 N. Washington Blvd (NE corner of campus).
LIVING WELL WORKSHOP: We all fall down, but for older adults it can be particularly harmful. Learn specific exercises and tips to prevent falls from happening to you and your loved ones by attending a free seve- week workshop called “Stepping On.” Workshop begins January 11, 2017, at 1 p.m. at North View Senior Center (495 E 2600 livingwell.utah.gov or 7024 to register for the workshop.
Harrisville City is asking for residents not to put snow back out in the street. Parked cars and other obstacles out in the road is impeding snow removal. Pile the snow so it will not encroach on the City streets. Contact the Harrisville City 8 ext. 1001 for further information. The City is asking for people to clear a 3-foot radius around the fire hydrants so the fire department can quickly take care of any fire needs.
There is a need to beware of snow on the rooftops so that it not to get too deep and heavy for the structure. Also, clear the vents to your home. With more snow in the forecast, we need to be careful of the piling of snow and cleaning the sidewalks so that you can see backing out of driveways.
