Welcome to Harrison, Michigan!
About the Chamber
The Harrison Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1958 to promote businesses, civic organizations, and the area itself. It also made the improvement of cultural and economic standing of its members and the community a high priority.
Today, we proudly continue that legacy by offering our members and the community a wide range of opportunities, including: advertising, business referrals, chamber business, networking, a "shop local" movement, and more!
Today, we proudly continue that legacy by offering our members and the community a wide range of opportunities, including: advertising, business referrals, chamber business, networking, a "shop local" movement, and more!
Harrison is Less Than a Tank of Gas Away!
Founded in 1891 as a rail and timber town, the City of Harrison is close to the junction
of US-127 and M-61 in Michigan.
Said to have been named after U.S. President William Henry Harrison, the city boasts a population of 2,114 (2010 census). Harrison is home to many beautiful sights, and is bordered along its eastern side by
all-sports Budd Lake. In fact, Harrison is within 20 minutes of 20 different lakes! This makes it a destination that is great for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.
Click HERE to access the "20 Lakes in 20 Minutes" List.
of US-127 and M-61 in Michigan.
Said to have been named after U.S. President William Henry Harrison, the city boasts a population of 2,114 (2010 census). Harrison is home to many beautiful sights, and is bordered along its eastern side by
all-sports Budd Lake. In fact, Harrison is within 20 minutes of 20 different lakes! This makes it a destination that is great for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.
Click HERE to access the "20 Lakes in 20 Minutes" List.
A Welcome from our City Mayor
On behalf of the Harrison City Council and me, we would like to welcome you to
the City of Harrison!
The city limits may only be four square miles, but it encompasses the heart of the area. Not only
does the city entail the county Sheriff Department, we are the county seat and hold the courthouse,
as well as the county fairgrounds, school system, and library. The City of Harrison and the
Chamber of Commerce will continue to work on a united front to make Harrison a more enjoyable
place for residents and visitors alike.The City of Harrison offers many opportunities to everyone in the area:
• Harrison City Park – playgrounds, tennis courts, horseshoes, ball diamonds and pavilions
• Budd Lake – fishing, boating, and swimming
• Wilson State Park (located on Budd Lake)–camping, swimming, and picnic areas
• Little Long Lake – fishing, boating, and swimming
• Clare County Fairgrounds – yearly fair
In collaboration with the Harrison Chamber of Commerce, we want to make your travels as enjoyable as possible.
Once again, the Harrison City Council and I would like to welcome you to our beautiful city!
Sincerely,
Stacy Stocking
Mayor
the City of Harrison!
The city limits may only be four square miles, but it encompasses the heart of the area. Not only
does the city entail the county Sheriff Department, we are the county seat and hold the courthouse,
as well as the county fairgrounds, school system, and library. The City of Harrison and the
Chamber of Commerce will continue to work on a united front to make Harrison a more enjoyable
place for residents and visitors alike.The City of Harrison offers many opportunities to everyone in the area:
• Harrison City Park – playgrounds, tennis courts, horseshoes, ball diamonds and pavilions
• Budd Lake – fishing, boating, and swimming
• Wilson State Park (located on Budd Lake)–camping, swimming, and picnic areas
• Little Long Lake – fishing, boating, and swimming
• Clare County Fairgrounds – yearly fair
In collaboration with the Harrison Chamber of Commerce, we want to make your travels as enjoyable as possible.
Once again, the Harrison City Council and I would like to welcome you to our beautiful city!
Sincerely,
Stacy Stocking
Mayor
Barb Hawkins, Chamber President
Barb Hawkins and her husband Steve moved to Harrison from Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1978. Barb and her husband have a son Zac, daughter-in-law Brittany, and Granddaughter Masen. They, with Steve's brothers, built, own, and operate the Tamarack's Golf Course. She graduated from Mid Michigan Community College with her associates.
Barb served as vice-president for four years and has been a very active member in Chamber events for many years. She is the originator of the Murder Mystery Dinner, which she still chairs as well, the Halloween Parade, and new Christmas Celebration the 2nd weekend in December. She has been employed with Michigan Works! Region 7B Employment and Training for 18 years in the planning department. Barb enjoys reading, golf, and spending time with her family and friends.
Barb served as vice-president for four years and has been a very active member in Chamber events for many years. She is the originator of the Murder Mystery Dinner, which she still chairs as well, the Halloween Parade, and new Christmas Celebration the 2nd weekend in December. She has been employed with Michigan Works! Region 7B Employment and Training for 18 years in the planning department. Barb enjoys reading, golf, and spending time with her family and friends.
Meet Our 2012 Board of Directors:
Barb Hawkins, President
Tamarack’s Golf Course
Michelle Grant, Vice President
Harrison EZ Mart
Connie Blatt, Secretary
Chemical Bank
Kim Wood, Treasurer
Mann Construction
Debbie Gadberry, Past President
Glamorié Hair, Nails,& Tanning
Tamarack’s Golf Course
Michelle Grant, Vice President
Harrison EZ Mart
Connie Blatt, Secretary
Chemical Bank
Kim Wood, Treasurer
Mann Construction
Debbie Gadberry, Past President
Glamorié Hair, Nails,& Tanning
Tracey Beadle, Director
City of Harrison
Kellie Detzler, Director
H&R Block
Carrie Heintz
Heintz’s Propane
Debbie Niemi, Director
Country Flowers
Kerry Teall, Director
Winding Brook Farm