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Harrison recognizes Sgt. Mike Rhoads on retirement after 26 years
Summary
Mayor Ryan Grubbs and Chief Lindsay recognized Sgt. Mike Rhoads on his retirement from the Harrison police force after 26 years of service. The acknowledgment was part of the May 6, 2026 council meeting presentations.
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Sgt. Mike Rhoads was formally recognized at the May 6, 2026 Harrison City Council meeting for his retirement after 26 years with the Harrison police force. Mayor Ryan Grubbs and Chief Lindsay took part in the recognition during the presentations section of the meeting.
The minutes state that "Mayor Grubbs and Chief Lindsay recognized Sgt. Mike Rhoads on his retirement from the Harrison police force after 26 years of service." No farewell events or retirement benefits were described in the minutes; the entry is recorded as a formal recognition only.
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