City of Lancaster Commitments to Racial Equity
Mayor Sorace was elected to build a stronger and more equitable Lancaster, block by block. The City of Lancaster has made these commitments to racial and social equity. Some of this work started more than 2 years ago and some is NEW. It is all connected to what has been asked of the City by demonstrators this summer.
In The Spotlight
Popular PAGES
Taxes & Fees
Information about City of Lancaster property taxes and fees.
Vision Zero
Fire Safety
Permits, licensing & inspections, smoke detectors, and community outreach.
Parks
Park locations and rental information.
Parking
Parking options and street cleaning & snow removal information.
Permits
Forms, permits and documents.
Police
Lancaster Bureau of Police website.
Public Records
Public records and Right-to-Know requests.
Trash & Recycling
Trash and recycling collection, Recycling Drop Off Center, and more.
Water & Sewer
Water, sewer and stormwater information.
Featured Events
Dec
5
2020
City Council Finance Committee Meeting – Budget Hearings
10:00 am to
3:00 pm
City Council Commission Room
Dec
8
2020
Dec
8
2020
Latest News
City of Lancaster Announces Interim Chief of Police
Bureau of Police
Mayor’s Office
City of Lancaster Receives National Grant for Comprehensive Plan
Bureau of Planning
Department of Community Planning & Economic Development
City of Lancaster to Unveil Culliton Park
Department of Public Works
Public Art Program
View All City News
UPMC Rezoning
The owners of 250 College Avenue brought a rezoning petition to Lancaster City Council committee on August 3, followed by a public reading on August 11, a public hearing on August 27, and a second reading on September 8, leading to the adoption of the rezoning ordinance. The seller, UPMC, has reached agreement with a buyer and principal developer, Washington Place Equities (WPE) and HDC MidAtlantic, Lancaster’s largest local affordable housing developer, as a partner. Next, the developer will study the site ahead of submitting any requests to the City.