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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Thank you to everyone who participated in the Retail Coach survey. A copy of the results is available here.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the listening sessions to update the City of York Comprehensive Plan held on June 11 and 12. Over two days, we heard from nine groups representing key parts of the community, including real estate professionals, property managers, young professionals, public sector employees, small business owners, boards and commissions, education leaders and teachers, social service providers, youth sports representatives, and major employers and from a session for the general public.
Common themes from the sessions included strong housing demand, interest in business growth and recreation options, and the need for expanded services like transit, childcare, and mental health. These insights will directly shape the goals and strategies of the Comprehensive Plan.
To get involved - or stay involved in participating in the comp plan discussions, visit the Comp Plan Website to add comments to the interactive map and take the survey.
Visit the York Comprehensive Plan website during June to answer a poll question about your priorities for parks in the city of York.
Each month the website will have a new poll question. The website also has an interactive map and a 4 question survey. Share your input!
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 .
