York County, Pennsylvania
York County incidents, made clear.
Search the latest public incident snapshot, explore approximate location context, and understand what has appeared across the captured archive—all in one independent community resource.
Current snapshot
Source time: Jul 26, 6:50 PM ET
Useful ways to explore
Start with the question you have.
Review York County, PA traffic incidents, municipality records, archive patterns, and update feeds without digging through a long source table.
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Check recent traffic listings
02See captured traffic records from the last 24 hours before a commute or trip.
Open traffic view →Look up a municipality
03Choose a township, borough, or York City to narrow the full searchable archive.
Choose a location →Compare archive patterns
04Switch between 7 days, 30 days, and the captured period to inspect descriptive counts.
Explore charts →Follow the update feed
Use the RSS feed in a compatible reader for a lightweight stream of captured records.
Open RSS feed →Full archive search
Find the record you need.
Search every stored record by call type, road, intersection, municipality, or box number. Results are paged for a faster, shorter mobile experience.
Incident list
Showing 1–10 of 440
Newest matching records first. Times are Eastern.
Vehicle crash
Source: Traffic
Listed now
Jul 26, 6:25 PM
Motor vehicle crash — no injury listed
N GEORGE ST near ARSENAL RD MANCHESTER TWP
Electrical / utility
Source: Fire
Recent
Jul 26, 6:23 PM
Wires down
MAYFIELD DR near ANITA DR / BERKSHIRE LN DOVER TWP
Vehicle crash
Source: Traffic
Listed now
Jul 26, 6:14 PM
Motor vehicle crash — no injury listed
LITTLE CREEK RD near GREENWOOD RD / ROTHS CHURCH RD JACKSON TWP
Structure fire
Source: Fire
Recent
Jul 26, 5:59 PM
High-risk structure fire
N DUKE ST near E 6TH AVE / LAUREL ST NORTH YORK BORO
Vehicle crash
Source: Traffic
Listed now
Jul 26, 5:47 PM
Motor vehicle crash with injuries — Class 1
E MARKET ST near S FINDLAY ST, N FINDLAY ST / S VERNON ST, N VERNON ST SPRINGETTSBURY TWP
Rescue / support
Source: Misc
Recent
Jul 26, 5:43 PM
Landing Zone
NEWBERRY COMMONS AVE near OLD TRAIL RD / DEAD END NEWBERRY TWP
Electrical / utility
Source: Fire
Recent
Jul 26, 5:41 PM
Wires down
MAYFIELD DR near ANITA DR / BERKSHIRE LN DOVER TWP
Vehicle crash
Source: Traffic
Recent
Jul 26, 5:36 PM
Motor vehicle crash — no injury listed
RIDGEWOOD RD near ALPINE RD / ORE BANK RD SPRINGETTSBURY TWP
Vehicle fire
Source: Fire
Recent
Jul 26, 5:28 PM
Vehicle fire
S QUEEN ST near PAULA DR / DEW DROP RD YORK TWP
Traffic complaint
Source: Traffic
Recent
Jul 26, 4:59 PM
Traffic violation / complaint
N GEORGE ST near CHURCH RD MANCHESTER TWP
Approximate map
Location context, not scene guidance
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Patterns you can inspect.
Showing the latest 30 captured calendar days. Choose a period, inspect a bar, or open a category or municipality in the incident explorer.
Records over time
Daily captured records
Sun, Jul 26, 2026: 38 captured records.
Source categories
What was listed
Municipalities
Where records were listed
Site-derived groups
Detailed incident mix
Traffic response
1,235 56.1%Fire response
777 35.3%Vehicle crash
78 3.5%Traffic complaint
27 1.2%Alarm
16 0.7%Motorist assistance
13 0.6%Road condition
10 0.5%Gas / air hazard
10 0.5%Structure fire
8 0.4%Public safety
8 0.4% Detailed source type available for 8.4% of records in this view. Category-only archive records are never assigned a guessed subtype.
Time-of-day pattern
7 PM
176 captured records were listed during this hour in the selected period. Times are Eastern.
Read these as captured archive counts, not a safety score. Seven- and 30-day charts end on the newest captured date. A zero means no records were captured for that period; it does not prove no incidents occurred. The public source can be delayed, incomplete, corrected, or differently classified over time, and population, road volume, call handling, and unlisted activity are not controlled for. Some older records retain only a broad source category because their detailed type was not captured; the site labels those records instead of inferring a subtype.
Verified public resources
Know where to go next.
Incident awareness is only one layer. Use official sources for alerts, travel conditions, weather, and preparedness guidance.
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York County Emergency Management
02Official local emergency management information and alert guidance.
York County government511PA travel conditions
03Official road conditions, restrictions, traffic incidents, cameras, and alerts.
PennDOTYork weather & hazards
04Forecasts, watches, warnings, and hazardous-weather information.
National Weather ServiceReady PA preparedness
Make a plan, gather supplies, understand alerts, and prepare your household.
Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaIf a call is nearby
Stay informed. Stay clear. Let responders work.
- Do not approach an incident scene for a better view.
- Never use approximate map points to bypass a closure.
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- Call 911 only for emergencies—not for incident details.
About the project
Built independently for a better-informed York County.
Sponsor York 911 Online began as an independent incident-reposting project. Version 2.1 turns the public feed into a more useful civic resource: detailed source incident types when available, a searchable archive, honest location context, transparent freshness, safety guidance, and links to authoritative information.
This site is not a newsroom, dispatch center, government service, or complete record of emergency activity. It preserves public source entries as captured and adds descriptive organization—not verification or official interpretation.
Straight answers
Questions people should ask.
Is Sponsor York 911 Online an official York County website?
No. This is an independent, unofficial community project. The incident records come from the public York County WebCAD source, but this website is not operated by or affiliated with York County government, its 911 center, or any emergency service.
How current is the incident information?
A scheduled process checks the public source about every four minutes when it is healthy. The page always shows the stored source time and a Current, Delayed, or Unavailable label so old data is not presented as live.
Are the map markers exact?
No. Locations are approximate public-awareness context. Street/intersection geocodes are not scene verified. Records without a usable geocode are grouped at a clearly labeled municipality-area anchor based on the 2025 U.S. Census TIGERweb internal point; that anchor is not a scene location. Records without a reliable municipality are kept in the list and not pinned. Never use a marker to approach a scene or bypass a closure.
Why do some older records only say Fire incident or Traffic incident?
York WebCAD publishes both a broad source category and a detailed incident type. A past duplicate-header parsing issue captured only the broad category for part of the archive. Those records are labeled category-only rather than guessing a structure-fire, crash, or other subtype that the stored data cannot prove. New snapshots use the detailed source field.
Why can a call change or disappear?
Public CAD entries can be updated, corrected, reclassified, delayed, duplicated, removed, or cleared as responders work. The archive reflects what the public source listed at the time it was collected, not a final incident report.
Can I rely on this site during an emergency?
No. Call 911 for emergencies and follow instructions from public officials. This project is for general awareness and historical context, not dispatch, navigation, reporting, or emergency decision-making.
How is this independent project funded?
Hosting and project work are supported by voluntary donations and clearly labeled paid sponsors. Sponsors do not control incident records, rankings, safety guidance, or how the public source is presented.
Paid sponsor · Founding Partner
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Alibi Tattoo is the first Founding Partner helping keep York County Incident Repeater online, readable, mobile-friendly, and useful for the community.
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