Due to the significant property damaged caused to the City of York’s Information Technology department on August 5^th, York City Hall will remain closed on Friday, August 7^th. We are actively working to assess and repair the damaged caused with the goal of restoring operations as soon as possible.

Due to a physical attack on the City of York's Information Technology infrastructure that occurred at approximately 9:00pm on August 5th, City Hall will be closed until further notice.

The City of York Police Department announces that its police outposts will be reopening on a limited basis starting Monday, August 3^rd. These outposts will operate Monday through Friday from 12:30 p.m.to 3:30 p.m. with COVID-19 restrictions  in place for individuals wanting to visit. These restrictions include masks, temperatures being taken, and occupancy limits.

Today the City of York announces a donation program of previous-generation desktop computers to York City not-for-profit organizations.  

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Today, the City of York Department of Economic and Community Development releases a summary of their COVID-19 response from the beginning of the pandemic until today.

Physical labor during extreme heat poses increased risk to outdoor workers who must protect themselves against sun and heat exposure.

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Collections to begin 1 hour early at 5 a.m. week of july 20 th – 24 th

<p class="Default">On Tuesday evening, July 21^stat 6:00 p.m., there will be a rally at Penn Park honoring the life and legacy of Lille Belle Allen. The group will walk on the sidewalks from Penn Park to the 100 block of N. Newberry St., where they will gather in remembrance of Ms.  Allen.</p>