Who to Contact

Contact city and county officials with quality of life issues impacting your home or business in the City of Lancaster (trash collection, litter/graffiti complaints, disruptive neighbors, etc.):
The city is divided into eight Neighborhood Policing Districts. A group of officers, one from each of the four platoons, are assigned around-the-clock responsibility for providing police services to these relatively small geographical areas. The officer will respond to calls for service, engage in problem-solving strategies, form partnerships, and engage in crime prevention programs for residents, crime watch groups, and business owners, within the sector. The majority of our residents live in Sector 1. 
Those who reside and work in the City desire an environment that is clean and attractive. If you are interested in making Lancaster City a Cleaner place, take the next step and formally ​Adopt a Block:
Lancaster Tree Tenders increase and enhance Lancaster’s urban forest by engaging and empowering neighborhoods to plant and care for trees. Thanks to generous donations, you may request a free yard or street tree:
Sign up for a monthly zine of upcoming events, property round-up, goings-on around town, public meetings info, and crimewatch: