Notable Influences

Bureaucracy

Mayor Terry Meyers keeps an open door policy at the Dallastown Borough office.
Dallstown is represented by a seven member council, following president Ron Smith.
The Dallastown council is known to be particularly capricious and unforgiving.
The Dallastown Office of Emergency Management deals with planning for and responding to a myriad of natural and man-made disasters.

The Yoe Fire Company provides ambulance services to this territory.
The Apple Hill Medical Center has an imaging branch, lab services, an outpatient surgical center, as well as a rehabilitation building.
Much of the York Health data services are provided from the Apple Hill campus.
The Apple Hill pharmacy serves York Hospital and the entire Apple Hill campus.
OSS Health offers a full range of orthopaedic services at seven convenient locations in York, Adams and Dauphin Counties.

The fifty officers serving the York Area Regional have an office in Yoe.
Chief of Police Tim Grose leads the YARPD with the help of a lieutenant and five sergeants.
There are three full time detectives on the staff.
There are four officers assigned to schools in the area.

Angelfood ministries is a non-denominational, non-profit organization dedicated to providing food to the needy.

Although the small-town lawyer Jeffrey Trabor Esq. has been charged in money laundering cases on three different occasions, he has never been convicted.

The York County School of Technology is located in this territory.
Baughman Consulting runs some post-graduate training programs in the area.
The Village Library in Jacobus is known for their weekly poetry meetings.
Elizabethtown College's York Center for Continuing Education and Distance Learning is located just off of Queen Street in Spry.