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Village to test power and consider lights at FireLine landing after resident request

Harrison Village Board (listening session) · February 11, 2026
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Summary

A resident requested a navigational beacon or other light at a landing on FireLine 8; village staff said the electrician will try to re-energize existing service with We Energies and, if needed, install a non‑navigational or solar light.

A resident raised a safety and visibility concern at a landing on FireLine 8, asking whether the village could pursue installation of a light for the landing rather than a Coast Guard navigational beacon.

Agency official (village staff) said the village plans to have its electrician check the existing service on the pole and work with We Energies to re-energize it; if that solution fails, staff said the village would consider installing a non‑navigational light or a small solar light as a backup to avoid recurring utility costs.

The resident offered volunteer support for maintenance from the Lake Park Sportsman's Club; staff said maintenance needs are expected to be small and that solar lights remain an option if re‑energizing the service proves impractical. Staff did not make a final decision but committed to testing the service and reporting back on rates and feasibility.