- Harrisburg, PA
Harrisburg, PA 17101 Phone: (717) 255-3040 [email protected] Monday to Friday: 8am to 4pm Treasury - Monday to Friday: 8:30am to 2:30pm
- Harrisburg Police Bureau
The Bureau of Police operates 24-hours a day providing uniformed patrol, conducting criminal investigations, and dispatching for both Harrisburg Bureau of Police and Fire Not only does the Bureau provide Emergency 911 service for Harrisburg City, but assists our surrounding communities as well
- Harrisburg, PA
The City of Harrisburg is a town with a rich history that spans more than 200 years As the capital of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the county seat for Dauphin County, we attract thousands of people to our city to live, work, and play
- Harrisburg, PA
These free events enrich our Harrisburg communities and neighborhoods by giving kids and their families a fun and safe space to relax and spend time with family We host annual events like the Halloween Bash at the Brownstone, Family Fishing Day, our Winter Wonderland, and an Annual Easter Egg Hunt
- Parks Recreation
The Bureau of Parks and Recreation enhances the lives of City of Harrisburg residents and visitors by offering quality recreational and leisure activities, cultural experiences, and special event programs
- Harrisburg, PA
First, locate your property on the Historic District Map and determine whether you are within one of the City’s Historic Districts; the City and Harrisburg Architectural Review Board (HARB) only have purview over Municipal Historic Districts and not National Historic Districts
- Harrisburg, PA
Michael J Parker is the City Clerk for the City of Harrisburg Michael provides Administrative support to Harrisburg City Council He acts as the Director of the Legislative Branch, responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of City Council by providing leadership and administrative support
- Harrisburg, PA
After a career with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Mayor Williams began her political career in 1998 as a member of the Harrisburg School Board Following her time on the school board, she was elected to the Harrisburg City Council in 2005 and served as its president from 2010 through 2021
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