6 天之前 · The City of York Directory. Please use the following directory to contact city officials. These individuals will forward your request to the appropriate City of York employee and you will receive a response within 36 hours. For all emergencies, please call 911.

Explore York Visitor Information Center is managed by Explore York, York County’s Official Tourist Promotion Agency. Conveniently located downtown in Central Market York , 34 W. Philadelphia St., the visitor information center is easily accessible to those who travel to downtown by car, bike or on foot.

2025年1月20日 · Per the City of York Hazardous Conditions and Hazardous Driving Policy, the Mayor has declared that a Hazardous Driving Condition exists for tomorrow, Thursday, February 6, 2025, due to icy conditions. One-hour Delay Due to Hazardous Driving Conditions February 5, 2025 at 10:41 pm.

The City of York Parking Bureau manages enforcement of the city parking ordinances. You have the option of to pay parking fines in person at City Hall, by mail, online or by phone. You will need the parking ticket number and the license plate number of the vehicle to pay the parking fine.

City of York Pennsylvania; 101 South George Street; York, PA 17401 (717) 849-2221; Hours: 9am – 4pm

City of York Attractions. Call Explore York at (717) 852-9675 for information. There are a number of parking garages run by the City of York in downtown York, including at 41 E. Market St., 25 W Philadelphia St., and 15 W.King St. Estimated walking time below is based on being from the Market St. garage. Yorktowne Hotel (0 Minutes) 48 E. Market St.

City of York Pennsylvania; 101 South George Street; York, PA 17401 (717) 849-2221; Hours: 9am – 4pm

The Open House was a resounding success, bringing together residents, business owners, community leaders, and city officials to discuss and engage with the York City 2044 Comprehensive Plan. Held at the historic York City Hall, the event showcased the city’s vision for the future, focusing on challenging York’s reputation,

The City of York, Pennsylvania – named for York, England – was part of the building of our nation, a little-known part of history that many tend to forget, or just don’t know. As Yorkers know, their City was the birthplace of the Articles of Confederation and it was here that the words “The United States of America” were first spoken. ...

Due to the rapid growth of the western end of York City, and the many new industries that were locating along the railroad corridor, discussions regarding adequate fire protection started as early as 1896. On February 3, 1901, several men met at the home of Congressman Daniel Lafean’s residence to discuss the need for a fire company in the ...