The City Council updated York's special event and parade policies at the August 7, 2025 meeting. A single new Special Events and Parade Permit form is available for applying for a permit for a special event or a parade. This form should be used if you are planning an event that is open to the public on public property or an event that includes a parade. The form helps ensure that public events have sufficient planning and support to be safe for all in the community. The form is available at the link above and in the Forms section on the city website.
The Family Aquatic Center has entered late summer hours:
Starting Monday, August 4. The outdoor pool will be closed Monday-Friday reopening on Saturday and Sunday from 1-4:50pm on August 9 and 10th. The pool will open with limited capacity on August 16 and 17th. It will open August 23 1-4:50pm. On August 24th the pool will be open for Soggy Doggy Day from 4-6pm.
You can still visit the York Comprehensive Plan website to answer a poll question about your priorities for parks in the city of York.
Each month the website has a new poll question - the parks question is still posted along with the Tranpsortation poll question for July. The website also has an interactive map and a 4 question survey. Share your input!
Want to stay in the know about what’s happening in York—today, tomorrow, or next month? We’ve got you covered! The One County, One Calendar app brings together multiple event calendars into one easy-to-use platform.
📅 On your desktop: Visit TeamUp York County Calendar
📱 On your mobile device: Download the TeamUp App from your app store and stay connected on the go.
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The City of York is excited to launch “Ask City Hall”, a new tool that makes it easy to get answers to your city questions. Click on the blue question bubble on our website and ask a question. If the answer is available on our website you will get an immediate response. If the response doesn't fully answer your question, a staff member will follow up.
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We’re here to listen, inform, and keep you connected. Let’s keep the conversation going!
The City of York worked with JEO Consulting to obtain floodplain revisions in 2024. The revisions pulled several properties that were newly classified in 2021 as being in the flood plain out of the floodplain in the northeast section of town. The floodplain areas in other parts of the community were not able to be adjusted.
If you live in the northeast part of town and were required to add flood insurance after the 2021 floodplain adjustments, contact your flood insurance agent and/or lender to determine if you can change your level of coverage. The floodplain map change was announced in 2024. This posting is a reminder to property owners who may have missed the earlier message or who have forgotten to check to see if their status has changed.
To view the new Flood Insurance Rate Maps that have been issued for the City of York's jurisdiction,click here .
