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CONSTRUCTION PERMITS

Permits applications may be picked up at the Harrison Fire Department located at 120 S. Spring Street, or you can download an application by clicking on the appropriate file below.

Homeowners conducting work on their property are not required to create a contractors account. If you are a licensed contractor, you can submit the permit request online to speed up the process. Contractors will need to register an account by clicking HERE. Once permit is authorized, and payment has been received, it may be picked up at the Harrison Fire Department, or it can be emailed to you.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY FOR A PERMIT ONLINE 

CLICK HERE TO MAKE ONLINE PAYMENT FOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMITS

CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE AN INSPECTION ONLINE

 

Methods of payment:

  • Credit Card (Pay by credit card at Harrison Fire Department or by utilizing the online permit portal located above.)
  • Check (Checks should be made out to the City of Harrison)

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at (870)-741-6384

 

 

Document Title Date Uploaded Residential Building Permit 2020-06-26 Commercial Building Permit 2019-12-17 Electrical Permit 2019-06-06 Mechanical Permit 2019-06-06 Plumbing Permit Application 2020-05-06 Retaining Wall Permit 2019-06-06 Sign Permit 2019-06-06

Harrison Fire Department

Message from the Fire Chief

Welcome to the Harrison Fire Department website.

The goal of our page is to provide valuable information about your fire department and the services we provide.

We are committed to providing the highest level of customer service to our community. We protect lives and property through fire suppression, rescue, emergency medical services, fire prevention and public education. We serve our residents with 31 personnel from 3 fire stations and maintain an Insurance Services Office (ISO) rating of a Class 2. We recently created a Community Risk Reduction Division within our department that handles all aspects of building construction and fire code enforcement within the city.

With all of this being said, there is still another very important part of what we do. It is extremely important that your fire department be an active, visible, and approachable part of the community of our growing, vibrant city every chance we get. I encourage you to take the opportunity to stop by and visit with us.

On behalf of the entire department, we thank you for the opportunity to serve you. If we can be of further assistance, please contact us.

Sincerely, 

Marc Lowery                                                IAAI-CFI, CI, FIT / NAFI-CFEI

Fire Chief                                                     Harrison Fire Department

Community Risk Reduction Division