SNOW EMERGENCY DECLARED FOR CITY OF YORK (March 20th 2018) York, Pa – Due to Winter Storm Toby and the amount of snow that is anticipated to accumulate over a short period of time, the City of York has declared a snow emergency for Tuesday, March 20, 2018 at 5:00pm. Mayor Michael R. Helfrich reminds residents of the City of York that live along a snow emergency route to move their vehicles as directed in the event a snow emergency is declared.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 1, 2019   Media Contact Highway Bureau 717-849-2320   STREET SWEEPING RESUMES MARCH 15^th Vehicles need to be moved Wednesday evening prior to 12:00am Thursday.   York, Pa -  Mayor Helfrich announces today that street sweeping will resume on Friday, March 15^th, 2019. Weather permitting, street sweeping will resume March 15th. The first night of sweeping will be on streets posted for the third Thursday of the month from midnight to 6:00am. Vehicles need to be moved Wednesday evening prior to 12:00am Thursday. All residents should follow the posted parking restrictions for sweeping. Anyone with questions about street sweeping can call the Highway Bureau at 717-849-2320. The fine for violating parking during “No Parking During Specified Hours” is $50.00.

Weather permitting, York City curbside customers may begin to place yard waste at their designated pick-up point for collection on their normal recycling day, beginning Monday, March 5^th.

YORK CITY COLLECTIONS SCHEDULE - February 8th to February 10th

Today, Mayor Michael Helfrich praised Governor Tom Wolf for declaring the heroin and opioid epidemic a statewide disaster emergency.  

50th Anniversary of The Fair Housing Act | January 10th | 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

S&P Global Raised York, PA's Rating

Starting February 3, 2018