Speed Cushions Installation Project RFP
Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
Constructing asphalt Speed Cushions in existing pavement.
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Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
Constructing asphalt Speed Cushions in existing pavement.
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Census ID
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173922
Employee FTE
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424
Population
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50,522
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Harrisburg
This Comprehensive Plan, titled HBG2020, outlines a framework for the City of Harrisburg's orderly growth and development, reflecting current community values and anticipating future needs. It provides long-range policy direction for key areas such as land use, housing, mobility and access, economic development, parks, open and civic spaces, historic and cultural resources, and energy and utilities. The plan emphasizes enhancing civic engagement, promoting sustainable infrastructure, fostering economic opportunities, and preserving the city's natural and historic assets. It is designed to guide decision-makers, developers, and citizens in shaping Harrisburg's future as a vibrant, well-connected, and environmentally conscious urban environment.
The meeting featured a presentation regarding the Summer Project. Public testimony included concerns about historical preservation violations, unauthorized commercial activities, and parking issues at 1168 Mulberry Street. Further public comment focused on utilizing local agricultural resources such as the greenhouse at Reservoir Park and land on McCormick Island to support food production, as well as traffic safety concerns on Front Street and requests for stricter enforcement. The Council addressed Resolution 59-2026, which involves the approval of the 2026 Annual Action Plan for the City of Harrisburg concerning the CDBG, HOME, and ESG programs.
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The board discussed multiple zoning applications. Specifically, approval was granted for the conversion of a property at 633 Woodbine Street into a self-service laundromat with an upper-floor residential unit, following discussions on parking requirements and operational plans. Additionally, the board reviewed an application for 324 South 14th Street regarding the conversion of a property into a two-unit multifamily dwelling, which required special exceptions and variances for density and parking. The meeting also included procedural reviews of applications and testimonies from property owners.
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