Duke Energy picked the site for its 2024 Site Readiness Program.
Photo by City of Harrison.
(Harrison, Oh.) – The City of Harrison has received a generous grant to support future development of the former Quarry Site.
Duke Energy has awarded Harrison a $10,000 grant as part of its 2024 Site Readiness Program.
The funding will enhance the development potential of the former quarry site just north of the Dry Fork Road interchange.
This site totals approximately 210 acres and is emerging from reclamation activity. This site has potential for up to four ingress/egress locations with two directly connected to I-74 Exit 3 and Dry Fork Rd. The entire site is within one mile of interchange slated for an overpass expansion to five lanes in 2026 (ODOT-OKI). Industrial zoning is over the entire proposed development area with historical industrial use. The site is bounded by roadways, interstate, and industrial uses on three sides.
“We’re grateful to Duke Energy for including the City of Harrison in the 2024 Site Readiness Program, which will have a lasting impact on our local economy and job creation,” said Mayor Ryan Grubbs.
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