Traffic Advisory: West North Ave. Closure

Weather permitting, on Tuesday, January 19^th, work crews for the City of Hagerstown’s Water Division will continue the replacement of a water main in West North Avenue.  Due to location of the water main, a portion of the stree...

Trash & Recycling Advisory: Martin Luther King Jr. Day

         All residents of the City of Hagerstown should note that Monday, January 18, 2021 is designated as the “Martin Luther King, Jr. Day” holiday. However, there will be no interruption ...

Registration Now Open for the Hub City 100 Miler Challenge

The new year is here and it’s a prime time to set new health and fitness goals.  Sign up for the Hub City 100 Miler Challenge and receive the support you need to actually achieve them!

Kickoff is now one week away for the event...

Traffic Advisory: West North Avenue

Weather permitting, on Monday, January 11^th, work crews for the City of Hagerstown’s Water Division will begin the replacement of a water main in West North Avenue.  Due to location of the water main, a portion of the street must be clos...

Traffic Advisory: Jonathan Street

On Wednesday, November 25^th, there was a partial building collapse at the Hamilton Hotel at the corner of Washington Street and Jonathan Street.  Due the height and proximity of the building to the street, a temporary street closure has been impl...

CDBG-CV CARES Act Funding Program Second Allocation

In September 2020, the City of Hagerstown was awarded a second allocation of funding under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act).  This $274,365 allocation is in addition to the previous allocation of $472,845 awarded...

2021 Community Garden Plot Applications Now Being Accepted

The City of Hagerstown has begun the process of accepting applications from individuals interested in being part of the seventh season of growing fresh produce, herbs, and flowers in the Community Garden at 513 South Potomac Street.  

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Customer Service/City Hall Lobby to Remain Closed Through January

Due to the high volume of COVID-19 cases in Washington County, the lobby and customer service area of City Hall will remain closed through the month of January in order to protect staff and the public from contracting and spreading the virus.

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