
Harrisonburg: Time to choose your Toter trash cart approaches
Harrisonburg Public Works announced its new Toter trash cart program last year, bringing an easier, cleaner way for residents and some businesses to put out their trash.

Harrisonburg Public Works announced its new Toter trash cart program last year, bringing an easier, cleaner way for residents and some businesses to put out their trash.

The Harrisonburg Police Department has arrested Christopher Dalton May, a suspect involved with a residential breaking and entering involving a gun in November on South Main Street.

Dr. Peter Williams has been named the new medical director for the Harrisonburg Fire Department.

Harrisonburg City Council re-elected Deanna Reed to serve as mayor, and Sal Romero to serve as vice mayor, at its first meeting of 2021 on Monday morning.

Luke Walker, an eight-year veteran of the Harrisonburg Fire Department, has been promoted to the rank of fire lieutenant.

A change to the previously announced holiday trash collection schedule will take place this week.

Officer Tim Wright and his K9 partner Doerak are retiring from the Harrisonburg Police Department, effective Jan. 1, which is this coming Friday.

The Harrisonburg Fire Department is reminding local residents once again of the importance of having working smoke alarms.

Traffic corridor timing plans are updated in Harrisonburg every few years to adjust for changes in motorists driving habits and traffic flows.

The Harrisonburg Department of Public Utilities is working to make the community aware of funding that has become available to help those who have experienced an economic hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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