Welcome to City of Hartshorne City of Hartshorne....A Great Place to Live!
In the City of Hartshorne, we are defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values our residents hold dear. Small town values, guided growth, preservation of historical, cultural, and natural heritage are just a few of the core principles that makes City of Hartshorne a wonderful place to call home.
Our City has rich history as a coal mining community that begin approximately in 1850. The last census shows Hartshorne had a population of 1987 (2016). The town name can be linked back to Dr. Charles Hartshorne, a wealthy entrepreneur from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who saw the great potential and opportunity in the area. He was an integral part of growth and development of our town.
Hartshorne Animal Shelter/Animal Haven
Looking for a furry friend to become a part of your family? Consider adopting a dog or cat from your local animal shelter. An adopted pet will provide unconditional love and companionship to all.
Conserve Water
It's our most precious natural resource. Every drop counts...
Shop Local
Whether it is a local farmer's market or main street shops, shopping local sustains our community and supports local merchants. A win-win for all!
Featured News
City of Hartshorne Property Sale - SEALED BIDS ARE BEING ACCEPTED
9/21/2022
The City of Hartshorne is accepting SEALED BIDS for City Property being sold, known as:
SLY 20’ of LOT 3 & all LOT 4 BLK 50, Hartshorne, Parcel 307 N. 11th Hartshorne, OK 74547 and
S 35’ of LOT 2 &: N 40’ of LOT 3 BLK 50, Hartshorne, Parcel 309 N 11th Hartshorne, OK 74547
All sealed bids for...
Past Due Water Bills
9/19/2022
Water Cut Offs for PAST DUE Water Bills (bills that were due on September 10th) will be on Wednesday, September 21st at 8:00am. If you have not paid your bill that was due on the 10th of September, please log on to www.cityofhartshorne.com to pay online, drop your payment in the drop box in...
Pittsburg County 14 Day Burn Ban
9/19/2022
Pittsburg County has issued a BURN BAN effective until 10.03.2022. (ban will lift on 10.03.2022 unless further directed)
Per Fire Chief Gerry Barone, this BURN BAN includes NO BURNING in Fire Pits.