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The Harrisburg Harvest Festival Association has a new website.

The Harrisburg Festival and Events Association has been running the 4th of July events in Harrisburg for over 68 years!  (Sometimes under a different name.)  Everybody loves our family oriented events; but we need enough people to help us out, and to make the event special for everyone!  Please consider volunteering, even if it's only for a few hours.  In 2023, we will not be able to hold the parade unless we have enough volunteers!   Please contact us....just a few hours on this day will help all of our community have a great 4th of July.  We also need volunteers to help judge, work on the

4th of July Shields

The biggest event in Harrisburg is the Old Fashioned 4^th of July celebration.  Harrisburg still honors our nations birthday today much the way it was done a hundred years ago, with Family, Community, and lots of Fun!

The ordinances or laws of the City of Harrisburg have been compiled into the Harrisburg Municipal Code.  These are the laws and regulations that govern our community. 

Click on the link below to access the Municipal Code.  Once on that site, if you are looking for city regulations regarding a particular subject, you can click on "Advanced Search" in the upper left hand corner and get a list of the city codes that pertain to the subject you are researching.

Bordered by the beautiful Willamette River, the City of Harrisburg, Oregon, is the home of 3,600 friendly citizens.

We are proud that our city was named an ALL-AMERICA CITY FINALIST in 2006 and won the 2002 AWARD OF EXCELLENCE from the League of Oregon Cities. This award is given to a city that has taken an innovative approach to city operations and providing services.

The City of Harrisburg is located in Linn County, and as such, belongs to an area that is covered by the Oregon Cascades West Council of Governments.  Amongst other services they offer, they are able to offer transportation solutions to citizens meeting eligibility requirements.  These are some of the options available to the citizens of Harrisburg:

The Linn County Sheriff's Office is in charge of Animal Control for Linn County, and for the City of Harrisburg.  If you have complaints about dogs, whether it's a lost dog, a loose dog, or to report abuse, neglect, or a vicious dog, please contact their department during the hours of 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.  The number is 541-967-3925.  The LCSO website, has excellent information about dogs, including pictures of lost dogs.  Please note that complaints about dogs, or reports about lost dogs, can't