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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. 

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Click to see which lakes allow public access

​The Harrison Area Chamber of Commerce's mission is to provide members an environment where businesses, organizations, and communities can be successful and enhance the quality of life in Clare County. We are committed to this mission by: 

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» Promoting the businesses and communities it serves through advertising and by organizing events that will draw individuals to Clare County
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» Partnering with the Harrison Area Economic Development Corporation to strengthen the economic viability of Clare County
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» Providing a referral source to prospective citizens/businesses on data pertinent to Clare    County.   

Our Mission will be realized through an ongoing partnership with our members, board of directors, Harrison Area Economic Development Corporation, local/state government, volunteers and the public we serve. 

Kristine Stevens, President     

  Mid Michigan College

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Vice President

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Tracey Connelly, Secretary   
  City of Harrison

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Justin Cavanaugh, Treasurer

Chemical Bank

Karl Hauser, Director
​  Clare County Director of Veteran's Services 

Phil Sharp, Director

Nitro Computers

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Corinne Williamson, Director

Black Diamond Broadcasting

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Jeff DuPuis, Director

Budd Lake Association

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Kristi Teall, Alternate Director

Success Virtual Learning Centers of Michigan

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Vickie Buckley, Associate Director/Member

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Martin Johnson, Associate Director/Member

Click to access to the Clare County Lake Maps via the DNR website

Click to find out more about beautiful Clare County