Harrison Fire-Rescue

06/16/2026

Join us in congratulating Firefighter Noah Schipper for earning his EMT‑B! This is a huge milestone and a testament to his dedication and drive. Harrison Fire-Rescue is proud to have firefighters like Noah who continually push themselves to better serve our community.

Great work Noah!

06/15/2026

The traffic lights at the KK & N intersection will be blinking RED for the next 48 hours, turning it into a 4-way stop. Practice patience with other drivers and stay safe.

🛑The stop lights at CTH KK and CTH N will be flashing red for the next 48 hours. This will be a four-way stop until sometime on Wednesday.

Please use caution and be courteous to other drivers while this is occurring.

06/10/2026

*** Event Cancelled *** Due to storms this afternoon/Evening the Ice cream in the Park event has been cancelled.

UPDATE: ICE CREAM SOCIAL CANCELED DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER THIS AFTERNOON/EVENING.


Scoop into summer! The Ice Cream social includes free custard from Culver’s (while it lasts), a magician, craft stations, bounce houses, popcorn, Kool-Aid, and a lawn tractor train. Summer Fun in the Park is a family-friendly event series presented by the Kiwanis Club of Darboy on behalf of the Village of Harrison.
Bring a blanket, bring a friend, bring your sweet tooth. See you tomorrow, June 10!
Always remember:
The event is FREE, we do not charge for tickets, so don't give any scammers your info!

06/09/2026

Hot weather calls for some nice cold Ice Cream. Come to Darboy Park tomorrow from 5:30 - 7:30 to enjoy the fun. We can't wait to see everyone!

UPDATE: ICE CREAM SOCIAL CANCELED DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER THIS AFTERNOON/EVENING.


Scoop into summer! The Ice Cream social includes free custard from Culver’s (while it lasts), a magician, craft stations, bounce houses, popcorn, Kool-Aid, and a lawn tractor train. Summer Fun in the Park is a family-friendly event series presented by the Kiwanis Club of Darboy on behalf of the Village of Harrison.
Bring a blanket, bring a friend, bring your sweet tooth. See you tomorrow, June 10!
Always remember:
The event is FREE, we do not charge for tickets, so don't give any scammers your info!

06/06/2026

🚴‍♂️ Bike Safety Week was a huge success! 🚴‍♀️

Harrison Fire‑Rescue wants to give a big THANK YOU to the communities of Harrison and Sherwood for an awesome Bike Safety Week. Your energy, participation, and commitment to keeping our kids safe made this year something special.

Last year we handed out about 50 scoops of ice cream… and this year we served over 80 scoops! That’s a whole lot of safe riders. We were thrilled to see so many kids with helmets on! A few didn’t get scoops because they weren’t wearing a helmet. That’s exactly why this week matters.

Helmets aren’t just a rule; they’re a lifesaver. They protect growing brains, prevent serious injuries, and help build safe habits that last a lifetime. We encourage every family to make helmet‑wearing a non‑negotiable part of every ride.

A huge shout‑out to Culver's and Papa B's Pizza & Barbecue for generously providing the free scoops. Your support helps us make safety fun and rewarding for our young riders.

Thanks again, Harrison and Sherwood. Let’s keep those wheels turning safely (and helmets on) all summer long! 🚒❤️🚲

06/02/2026

Harrison Fire-Rescue recently hosted our neighbors from Hilbert Volunteer Fire Department, Chilton Fire Department, Potter Fire Department,Brillion Fire Department, and Forest Junction Fire Department for a joint relay pumping training focused on moving water over long distances by working as one coordinated team.

This kind of multi‑department training is all about teamwork, communication, and learning how each department operates so we can support one another even more effectively. Every agency brings its own strengths, equipment, and approaches, and days like this help us blend those skills into one smooth, efficient operation when it matters most.

Calumet County is stronger because our departments train together, learn together, and stand ready together.

A big thank‑you to all the crews who came out to sharpen skills and build the partnerships that keep our communities safe!

06/01/2026

🚴‍♂️ Happy Wisconsin Bike Week! 🚴‍♀️

It’s one of our favorite weeks of the year, a chance to celebrate safe riding, healthy habits, and our amazing community. Last year, our team handed out over 50 scoops of ice cream to riders we “caught” biking safely and wearing their helmets. We loved seeing so many kids, teens, and adults making smart choices on the road.

We’ll be out again this week, keeping an eye out for safe riders and looking to hand out even more ice cream to those showing great bike safety habits. So strap on that helmet, stay alert, and enjoy the ride.

✔ Wear a properly fitted helmet
✔ Be visible with bright clothing and lights
✔ Follow traffic laws and signals
✔ Stay aware of vehicles and road conditions
✔ Check your brakes and tires before you roll out

Let’s keep our community safe, active, and smiling—one bike ride (and one scoop of ice cream) at a time.

06/01/2026

👏 Join us in congratulating Firefighter Nick Laszewski, celebrating 10 years with Harrison Fire-Rescue today. Thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and unwavering service to our community. Congratulations on this milestone, Nick!🚒

05/30/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Structure Fire – Horn Rd, Village of Harrison
Date: 05/29/2026
At approximately 10:11 p.m., Harrison Fire-Rescue responded to a barn on fire on Horn Rd.
See our incident release below.

05/25/2026

🎖Memorial Day is more than just the start of summer. It’s a day to remember the men and women who gave everything for our country and the families who continue to carry that loss every single day.

Today, we pause to honor those who never got the chance to come home. Their sacrifice is the reason we have the freedoms and opportunities we sometimes take for granted.

As you spend time with family and friends today, we encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day.

From all of us at Harrison Fire-Rescue, thank you to those who served, those we lost, and the families who continue to honor their memory.