Halloween Events
The City of Harrisonburg does not determine, enforce or coordinate a Trick-or-Treat time. If you have questions about when people will be trick-or-treating in your neighborhood, please talk to your neighbors.
The City of Harrisonburg does not determine, enforce or coordinate a Trick-or-Treat time. If you have questions about when people will be trick-or-treating in your neighborhood, please talk to your neighbors.
The City posts press releases and public information online! Find press releases from the past few years in the Press Releases Archive.
If you would like to send correspondence by mail, please send it to any council member c/o City Manager’s Office, 409 South Main Street, Harrisonburg, VA 22801.
No. The City Attorney represents the City of Harrisonburg and is unable to provide legal aid to the population-at-large. If you are in need of low cost legal assistance for a civil matter, please contact Blue Ridge Legal Services. If you are in need of low cost legal assistance in a legal matter, the courts will appoint you an attorney.
The Director of Communications is responsible for media and community relations for the City of Harrisonburg. The Director of Communications is available to all citizens who may have questions or concerns about a situation in the City.
In addition to the City Manager and Deputy City Manager, the office houses the Department of Economic Development, the Community Development Block Grant Administrator, the City Attorney, the City Clerk, and the Public Information Officer.
Please contact the City Manager’s Office at 540-432-7701. The office secretary will direct you to whomever is available at the time you call. If there is nobody available, you will be asked to leave a message.
The City Manager’s Office is on the third floor of City Hall at 409 South Main Street, Harrisonburg, VA 22801.
The City of Harrisonburg operates under a council/manager form of government. In this form of government, the elected council hires a full-time city manager to run the day-to-day operations of the City. The elected council members, including the mayor, do not work in city offices, but can be reached by contacting the City Manager’s Office.
You can contact the City Clerk or City Council members to request to be placed on the agenda.