Welcome to the Complaint Dept.
Have a pet peeve about your community? A quality of life issue that's driving you nuts? Terrible roads? Nasty potholes? Crime problems? Improve York County by flagging problems for us to investigate and help resolve. We can't promise your problem will be fixed, but we can shine a light make to sure local officials are aware of it. Use the map at left to report issues. Or email us at letters@ydr.com.
How it works
Use this interactive map to notify neighbors and local officials about problems such as potholes, broken street lights, flood-prone dips and road hazards, as well as graffiti and other eyesores.1. Click the "Report" tab on the left side of the map below. Enter the address or use the map marker to navigate to the area where the issue you want to report is located on the map below. (Use the controls in the upper left corner to move the map around the window or zoom in and out.).
2. Once you have mapped the location of your issue, click next to start step 2.
3. Enter a summary of your issue, such as "Large pothole" or "Broken streetlight". Once you've entered a summary, you can then fill out a more detailed description of the issue and even attach a photograph. After this is complete, enter a display name, such as "John" or "Anonymous,” as well as a valid email address. After you've completed all the fields, press submit to create a public report of your issue.
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Traffic light might not be the solution for this intersection
One reader on SeeClickFix says a traffic light instead of a four-way stop is needed at the intersection of Bull and Canal roads because of too many crashes. Some drivers are running the stop signs when it’s not their turn … Continue reading
Texting and driving: What?
OK, so texting while driving has been illegal in the great commonwealth of Pennsylvania for, what, a couple of weeks now. It’s been on the news. It’s been talked about on social media. People have texted one another about it. … Continue reading
Graffiti gone on Hain Road bridge
The graffiti on the Hain Road bridge over Interstate 83 is gone! I drove past the span today, and it appears that crews have painted over it. Last week, crews tried to power wash the graffiti off the bridge, but … Continue reading
Crews attempt to remove graffiti; it doesn’t work
Earlier this month I wrote about the graffiti on the Hain Road bridge over Interstate 83 in southern York County. It turns out this fix will be anything but easy. Crews tried power washing the bridge last week to remove … Continue reading
Curious about the new Marcellus Shale Impact fee?
We may not have any Marcellus Shale in York County, but if you’re like me, you’re still wondering what this legislation will mean for the state. Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences Extension is offering a webinar at 7 p.m. … Continue reading
Utility relocation slowed work on Plank Road bridge
A reader who asked why the Highland Avenue bridge in West York was behind schedule also wondered about the Plank Road bridge over Interstate 83 in Shrewsbury Township. Work on the Plank Road bridge resumed this week after being shut … Continue reading
‘At your door’ collection for hazardous waste
Beginning this month, residents throughout the county now have the option of properly disposing of hazardous waste without leaving their homes. The York County Solid Waste Authority has started a new service called “At your door special collection.” This enables … Continue reading
Why the Highland Avenue bridge is behind schedule
A reader sent me an email recently asking what is happening with the Highland Avenue bridge, which was supposed to reopen in December. The bridge in West York closed in August for a rehabilitation project. It was expected to be … Continue reading
Pa. has plenty of road funding?
A recent column by officials with the Commonwealth Foundation out of Harrisburg suggests there is already adequate funding available to fix Pennsylvania’s roads and bridges — it just needs to be better prioritized. Here’s an excerpt: While Pennsylvania’s roads and … Continue reading
Help clean up our world, or part of it, anyway
The York County Conservation District, and a bunch of other good folks, are planning to do two big cleanups this month. On March 24, the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper, PPL Corp and the Watershed Alliance of York will be cleaning up … Continue reading
