City Of Reading, PA - Government

City Of Reading, PA - Government The official page of the City of Reading, Pennsylvania. Now the 4th largest City per the 2020Census The posts on this page are for informational purposes only.

To reach out to the Mayor's office, please call 610-655-6234 or e-mail [email protected]. For emergency call 9-1-1, for non-emergency dial-in 610-655-6116. COMMENT POLICY: We encourage comments, but reserve the right to remove or hide posts that are rude to others, off-topic, obscene or pornographic, defamatory, harassing, commercial, criminal, political, or that violate the intellectual property rights of others.

In observance of Juneteenth, City Hall will be CLOSED Friday, June 19th. We will reopen with regular business hours on M...
06/18/2026

In observance of Juneteenth, City Hall will be CLOSED Friday, June 19th. We will reopen with regular business hours on Monday, June 22nd at 8 AM.

🚫 There will be NO street sweeping Friday.
βœ… However, Trash & Recycling services will continue as scheduled.

Let us come together to celebrate freedom and reflect on the ongoing journey toward equality and justice for all. βœŠπŸΎβ€οΈπŸ’›πŸ’š

Lineup dropped! 🎀🎼
06/17/2026

Lineup dropped! 🎀🎼

🚨 MUSIC LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT ⚽

Our World Cup Fan Zone Watch Parties are bringing an incredible roster of live music to Reading this summer, and it's all FREE.

Join us July 3, 4, 18 & 19 for an unforgettable fan experience.

Check out the full schedule and start making your plans: https://www.experienceberks.com/worldcupfanzone/

⚽️ The Official Pennsylvania World Cup Fan Zone is coming to Downtown Reading this July!Today, Mayor Eddie Moran joined ...
06/16/2026

⚽️ The Official Pennsylvania World Cup Fan Zone is coming to Downtown Reading this July!

Today, Mayor Eddie Moran joined representatives from Philadelphia Soccer 2026, and Experience Berks at Reading Arena to share details about four FREE World Cup Fan Zone events happening in Downtown Reading.

Fans can enjoy:
βœ… World Cup matches on the giant screen inside Santander Arena
βœ… A Penn Street Block Party
βœ… Live music and entertainment
βœ… Food vendors
βœ… Interactive soccer activities
βœ… Family-friendly fun for all ages

🎢 Confirmed performers include:
β€’ Go Go Gadjet – July 3
β€’ The Main Squeeze – July 18
β€’ Ax and the Hatchetmen – July 19
β€’ Sugar Ray – July 19

More entertainment announcements are still to come!

Reading is also the only Fan Zone in Pennsylvania that will feature Spanish-language match broadcasts through Telemundo.

πŸ“… July 3, July 4, July 18 & July 19

🎟 FREE Admission (Registration Encouraged)

Register today: ExperienceBerks.com/WorldCupFanZone

We can’t wait to welcome residents and visitors from across the region to celebrate the world’s game right here in Reading.

06/16/2026

Pennsylvania World Cup Fan Zone Announcement

Happy World Cup kick-off day! We are looking for volunteers for our upcoming World Cup Watch Parties! Inquire today with...
06/11/2026

Happy World Cup kick-off day! We are looking for volunteers for our upcoming World Cup Watch Parties! Inquire today with Experience Berks!

⚽ Volunteers Needed for World Cup Fan Zone Watch Parties!

Are you passionate about Berks County and love sharing what makes our community special? We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help welcome visitors and residents to our World Cup Fan Zone Watch Parties this summer!

⏰ Volunteers can sign up for a minimum 2-hour shift.

πŸ“… Volunteer Dates & Times:
β€’ July 3 | 12 PM – 9 PM
β€’ July 4 | 11 AM – 6 PM
β€’ July 18 | 3 PM – 8 PM
β€’ July 19 | 2 PM – 6 PM

Perks:
⚽ Watch the matches on big-screen monitors
❄️ Stay cool in an air-conditioned environment
🀝 Meet visitors and fellow community members
πŸ“£ Partners can hand out their organization's information

Interested in helping out? Comment below and we will be in touch!

Happy 610 Day, Reading!
06/10/2026

Happy 610 Day, Reading!

Happy 610 Day to all Pennsylvanians in the Philly burbs!

The City of Reading is saddened by the passing of former Fire Chief William H. Rehr III.Chief Rehr dedicated more than 5...
06/06/2026

The City of Reading is saddened by the passing of former Fire Chief William H. Rehr III.

Chief Rehr dedicated more than 50 years of service to the Reading Fire Department and spent his career working to make our community safer. His contributions included helping bring the 911 emergency system to Berks County and serving as Reading's Fire Chief from 1996 until his retirement in 2011.

Bill was respected throughout the fire service for his leadership, dedication, and commitment to the people of Reading. Even after retirement, he remained active in preserving the history of firefighting through his work with the Reading Area Fire Museum.

On behalf of the City of Reading, I extend my condolences to his wife, Patricia, his family, friends, and the many firefighters who had the privilege of serving alongside him.

With visitation and funeral services taking place Sunday and Monday, the City will honor Chief Rehr's memory by illuminating City Hall in red on June 6, 7, and 8. While the Pagoda is always lit red, those evenings will also serve as a tribute to Chief Rehr and his lasting impact on the City of Reading.

We thank him for his service and will honor the legacy he leaves behind.

History rolled through Downtown Reading today as the Annual Mid-Atlantic Air Museum World War II Mid-Day Parade returned...
06/05/2026

History rolled through Downtown Reading today as the Annual Mid-Atlantic Air Museum World War II Mid-Day Parade returned to Penn Street.

Residents and visitors enjoyed historic military vehicles, reenactors, live music from the Snack Club Quartet, and a unique opportunity to experience a piece of living history right in the heart of our city.

Thank you to the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum, volunteers, participants, and everyone who came downtown to help kick off the 35th Annual World War II Weekend.

Tonight through Friday, City Hall will be illuminated in orange in recognition of Gun Violence Prevention Month.Gun viol...
06/04/2026

Tonight through Friday, City Hall will be illuminated in orange in recognition of Gun Violence Prevention Month.

Gun violence impacts communities across the country, including our own. By lighting City Hall orange, we join organizations, survivors, families, and advocates in raising awareness and honoring those whose lives have been affected by gun violence.

Together, we can continue working toward safer neighborhoods, stronger communities, and a future free from violence.

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815 Washington Street
Reading, PA
19601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+18777273234

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