This map shows the locations of the Community Development department's major projects along Boundary Avenue. Click on the map to zoom.

Boundary Avenue Development 

Boundary Avenue serves as a symbolic southern gateway into York City.  Over the past decade and a half, the Crispus Attucks Community Development Department has worked to develop this area of the city to make it more attractive to professionals and residents.  In building new commercial properties and renovating old ones, Crispus Attucks has addressed the needs of city residents while providing office space for workers from throughout York County.  Thanks to this development, nearly 400 people are employed in Crispus Attucks owned properties. 

Click on the links below to learn more about a specific project. 

Loretta Claiborne Building (LCB) 

Himes Building 

Greenway Tech Centre 

Crispus Attucks Early Learning Center

VISTA Volunteer Matt Bechtel presents findings from 2009 Neighborhood Survey, an effort of the Community Development program sponsored by the Wachovia Regional Foundation.

The Crispus Attucks Community Development program is committed to the revitalization of southeast York City as a place to live, work and play. Through collaborative site design, property acquisition, fundraising and site restoration, the program has developed a southern gateway to the city center at Boundary Avenue. The latest projects have also included sustainability features like geothermal heating and cooling in the new Early Learning Center and LEED green building certification of the Greenway Tech Centre. 

Long term neighborhood stability does not rest solely on home ownership. Neighborhoods are more than simply a collection of houses – they are places where people live. At their best, neighborhoods meet most of the daily needs of their residents. 

Southeast Cares Neighborhood Steering Committee 

On April 17th, members of the Southeast Cares, the Neighborhood Steering Committee for Southeast York took part in a city-wide effort to clean up the streets and sidewalks of York, PA.  Members of the committee and an additional four residents that they recruited spent an hour and a half of their Saturday morning picking up garbage and sweeping sidewalks on South, Duke, and George streets. The area was a lot cleaner after more than ten bags of trash were filled.  Southeast Cares plans to initiate clean-sweeps of its own in the future. Please contact Brian Bartoldson at (717) 848-3610 ext. 251 if you have interest in joining the committee or helping to keep York beautiful.