What happened on Wednesday, 01 January 2025
Tiffin City Schools, School Districts, Ohio
The Tiffin City Schools Board of Education completed its organization business during an organizational meeting at the middle school, taking a series of routine governance actions including officer elections, committee appointments, a 2025 meeting calendar and a standing authorization for the superintendent to sign contracts up to $25,000.
Clark County, Washington
City of Vancouver staff briefed the CAB on a state-funded heat/energy appliance rebate program (HEAR) for low- and moderate-income households and businesses, the city’s 2025 CDBG cycle and a proposed sales-tax deferral/exemption for affordable housing developments.
Perkins, Payne County, Oklahoma
The Perkins City Council on Dec. 31 accepted Ross Construction's $6,900 proposal to replace a dilapidated fence between Karnes Circle and an adjacent apartment complex, splitting the cost with $3,000 from ARPA funds and $3,900 from the city's general fund.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
NGPC staff said GPS-collar research is revealing long seasonal movements and distinct ranges for elk, and that hunting remains the primary mortality source as the agency aims to reduce elk numbers in several units.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
NGPC staff described statewide boat-inspection work, ongoing monitoring for zebra mussels and Asian carp, and the spread of Eurasian watermilfoil in interstate lakes; the agency urged anglers to clean equipment and to report unusual specimens.
Nixa Public Schools, School Districts, Missouri
Nixa school board reviews budget, enrollment growth, and construction projects during January retreat.
Clark County, Washington
County staff walked the Community Action Advisory Board through the mental health sales tax RFP process, the fund’s purpose and timeline, and explained why the City of Vancouver’s bridge shelter application was not recommended by the advisory board in the 2025 cycle.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
NGPC staff summarized recent regulatory changes for wild turkey permits, described a multi-year population decline and reported improved brood-survey results for 2024 after dry years.
Perkins, Payne County, Oklahoma
At a Dec. 31 special meeting, the Perkins city council approved amending a Feb. 14, 2023 award to Mears Engineering LLC for a hydraulic study, reducing the contract from $32,500 to $29,500 and applying American Rescue Plan Act funds to cover the remaining balance to meet the year-end encumbrance deadline.
Nixa Public Schools, School Districts, Missouri
At a January 2025 all-day retreat, the Nixa Public Schools Board of Education reviewed budget sources and state funding pressures including Senate Bill 190, examined demographic projections and land capacity for growth, received updates on construction and the theater program, and approved the 2025–26 district calendar at its evening meeting.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Parks officials said the South Central District requested nearly 15 million fish for 2025, increased trout stocking size this spring, reported interim results of a trout angler survey and described targeted walleye and wiper stocking and regulation approaches including a statewide change to the wiper minimum-size rule.
Clark County, Washington
The Clark County Community Action Advisory Board elected Rob Perkins as chair, confirmed Melanie Green as vice chair and Amy Rourke as secretary, approved its 2025 work plan unanimously and approved November and December minutes (with one abstention). The board set its regular meeting cadence and reviewed roster and ethics updates.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
At a Nebraska Game and Parks Commission virtual winter meeting, staff reviewed lower deer harvests since 2019, major reductions in antlerless permits and a continuing shift to TeleCheck and season-choice permit discussions.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Brad Ifert, South Central District manager for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, said multiple boating and access projects are complete or underway across the district and described short-term closures at some sites.
HANNIBAL 60, School Districts, Missouri
Tennis courts to be resurfaced this summer; district shows improved academic performance in recent assessments.
Unionville-Chadds Ford SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District team investigates data and strategies to reduce early dismissals affecting student athletes.
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Kelly Russell discusses CDBG funding and application updates for 2025 public service grants.
Williamson County, Texas
On Jan. 1, 2025, Williamson County Commissioners Court unanimously approved minutes, a bill-pay report and several grouped agenda items; members noted a pending promotion in the sheriff’s office and the recent death of a county employee.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission officials said a federally funded, roughly $10 million project at Harlan Reservoir is largely finished after work to restore Methodist Cove connectivity, add breakwaters and shoreline rock, and install artificial and woody structures to improve spawning and refuge habitat for crappie, bass and other species.
HANNIBAL 60, School Districts, Missouri
Coaches and staff recognized multiple Hannibal High School students for state and all‑state honors across soccer, golf, tennis, swimming, band and choir.
Unionville-Chadds Ford SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Administration agrees to cut offensive scene after community pressure regarding racist portrayals.
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
City of Pittsburgh Community Development staff explained eligibility, documentation, timeline and the new Bridgeway portal for the 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) public service awards, which total $550,000 and require income verification or service to presumed-benefit populations.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Gill net survey shows declining walleye year classes while anglers report good catch rates.
HANNIBAL 60, School Districts, Missouri
Superintendent Susan Johnson presented a timeline and stakeholder transition team for the planned move from five elementary schools to four in 2025–26 and scheduled an initial district transition team meeting for Jan. 21 at 3:45 p.m. at the board office.
Unionville-Chadds Ford SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
A parent urged the board to preserve due-process protections in proposed amendments to Policy 906 and raised concerns about rising legal costs and outside counsel. The board said the policy will follow its normal three-readings process.
Jefferson County, New York
At its Jan. 7 meeting the Jefferson County Board of Legislators adopted a local law approving the 2025 management compensation plan and approved multiple budget reappropriations, service agreements and demolition contracts tied to local redevelopment efforts.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Officials report strong walleye and perch populations in Crescent Lake; targeting Blue Lake for improvements.
Unionville-Chadds Ford SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District staff presented three options for Patton Middle School—maintain, renovate or replace—along with a proposed debt restructuring that would shift payments to later years. Officials estimated construction and financing impacts, including an illustrative $42-per-year tax effect for the average homeowner under a conservative plan.
Lake Norman Charter, School Districts, North Carolina
Applications for the school lottery increase by 350 as deadline approaches
HANNIBAL 60, School Districts, Missouri
Superintendent Susan Johnson and assessment lead Corey told the board the district’s MSIP 6 annual performance review showed overall improvement, with notable gains in elementary English and algebra II proficiency and selection for accreditation review in 2026–27.
Jefferson County, New York
At its Jan. 7 meeting the Jefferson County Board of Legislators appointed and administered the oath to a successor for the District 7 seat; the appointee's name was not specified in the meeting transcript.
Sheridan County, Wyoming
Snowfall assists in lowering fire risks across the countryside.
Lake Norman Charter, School Districts, North Carolina
District celebrates improved scores while addressing declines in math performance and instructional methods.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
2023 survey indicates promising recovery for fish species in Lake Minnitee.
HANNIBAL 60, School Districts, Missouri
The district's early childhood director reported an overall 'excellent' program rating, high staff attendance and growing early childhood special education enrollment that is constraining Title I slots.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
Community leaders demand collaboration to address unsheltered homelessness and opioid crisis in Native communities.
Sheridan County, Wyoming
The Sheridan County Board appointed County Engineer Ken Mueller as viewer for multiple proposed vacations and later adopted the viewer’s recommendation to deny a petition to vacate a portion of 14th Street in Downers' Addition.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Officials detail updates on dam decommissioning and angler access improvements in Northwest Nebraska.
HANNIBAL 60, School Districts, Missouri
The Hannibal School Board approved a negotiated sale for the remaining $16.5 million of a previously authorized bond, adopted revisions to multiple board policies and voted to table the 2025–26 school calendar for further staff input.
Lake Norman Charter, School Districts, North Carolina
Educators develop AI guidelines and promote collaboration for improved student outcomes.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
The Metropolitan Council approved the meeting agenda, the Dec. 11 minutes, consent business items 1–6 and business item 2025-17 (TAB appointments). Votes were by voice; no roll-call tallies are recorded in the transcript.
Sheridan County, Wyoming
County officials accepted an unmodified audit for fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, and noted five audit findings and planned corrective actions; auditors will hold an open meeting in mid-February to answer questions.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Fort officials discuss beaver dam removal plans and fish stocking updates for local lakes.
HARRISONVILLE R-IX , School Districts, Missouri
District implements AMI days due to severe cold, prioritizing student safety over in-person classes.
Lake Norman Charter, School Districts, North Carolina
Board accepted a recommendation to publicly review the student/family appeals (grievance) and employee grievance process per Department of Public Instruction best-practice guidance, and approved a motion to allow staff to amend the policy to explicitly cover all Lake Norman Charter locations.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
Councilmember Lewin reported on a community meeting convened by Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors (MUD) that described disproportionately high unsheltered homelessness and opioid deaths among Native residents and urged regional leaders to collaborate on a new response model.
Sheridan County, Wyoming
Sheridan County authorized consent to an amended sublease allowing Bighorn Flying Company LLC to continue using space previously held by Bighorn Airways Inc. for agricultural spray operations through 2025; county staff flagged date language for correction.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska officials outline strategies for habitat restoration and fishing access improvements.
HARRISONVILLE R-IX , School Districts, Missouri
District finance staff reported year‑to‑date revenues are slightly ahead versus last year and cash and investments total about $25.6 million; music insurance premiums increased by about $150,000. Technology director described daily cybersecurity protections, phishing training and the district’s cyber insurance requirements.
Lake Norman Charter, School Districts, North Carolina
The board s Future Ready Committee reported on creating AI policy guide rails and a portrait of a graduate; committee plans include mission/values for AI, alignment with a tech grant and curriculum considerations for future careers.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
The Metropolitan Council approved business item 2025-17 appointing members and alternates to the Transportation Advisory Board (TAB). Staff and Chair Barber said most seats were filled though alternate vacancies for Districts E and H remain.
Sheridan County, Wyoming
The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners approved commissioner assignments for 2025, including several committee swaps and updates to assignment materials.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Research on muskie growth and reproduction in Merritt and Cottonwood reservoirs advances.
HARRISONVILLE R-IX , School Districts, Missouri
Board members saw presentations about a McEwen student goal wall recognizing class goals, an inclusion/kindness day at HMS organized with student council and special Olympics programming, and monthly high‑school advisory assemblies aimed at improving school culture.
Lake Norman Charter, School Districts, North Carolina
Board heard the school s 2023-24 state report-card results: a performance score of 88, exceeded growth, improvements in some math and reading measures and mixed results in biology and high-school EOCs; staff detailed interventions and staffing/recruiting plans.
Metropolitan Council, Agencies, Boards, & Commissions, Executive, Minnesota
The Metropolitan Council’s community relations team presented 2024 engagement highlights and outlined 2025 priorities including the Jan. 30 State of the Region event, district investment sheets and expanded tribal relations work.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Joe Bridal discusses district restructuring and year-round trout fishing opportunities in Northwest District.
HARRISONVILLE R-IX , School Districts, Missouri
Harrisonville R‑IX administrators told the board current special education caseload management and paperwork demands justified adding a full‑time special education teacher for the 2025–26 school year; the board approved the hire.
Lake Norman Charter, School Districts, North Carolina
External auditor Potter & Company issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on Lake Norman Charter s basic financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2024, reporting higher cash and an increase in fund balance; board heard details on federal/state compliance and existing bond debt.
Putnam County, New York
Legislators defend arts council against money laundering accusations, affirming rigorous grant process and support.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Biologists assess fish health, populations, and access improvements across Nebraska's lakes.
HARRISONVILLE R-IX , School Districts, Missouri
District superintendent reviewed enrollment trends, explained use of AMI (alternative methods of instruction) and snow day accounting, and noted that Senator Rick Bratton of Harrisonville was named chair of the Missouri Senate Education Committee; the district will monitor school‑choice proposals.
REEDS SPRING R-IV, School Districts, Missouri
Community praises Table Rock Career Center's facilities and educational opportunities during grand opening.
Putnam County, New York
Legislators reject merit raise for county attorney's employee, citing retaliatory motives and lack of justification.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Northwest District managers described dam decommissioning plans at Fort Robinson, access work at Sandhill lakes including Smith Lake WMA, ongoing muskie research at Merritt and Cottonwood‑Stevenson, and 2024–25 stocking totals during a public webinar.
HARRISONVILLE R-IX , School Districts, Missouri
Harrisonville R‑IX Board of Education approved a five‑year banking services contract, added an assistant principal and a full‑time special education teacher for 2025–26, and authorized a new administrative stipend. All motions passed during the meeting with no opposition recorded.
REEDS SPRING R-IV, School Districts, Missouri
During the update the board approved a career-center enhancement grant for shop equipment, adopted the 2025–26 school calendar, created a half‑time job description for a teacher of deaf/hard‑of‑hearing students (no added cost), and awarded a mowing and landscaping contract to Snelgrove Outdoor Services.
Putnam County, New York
The Putnam County Legislature approved its 2025 budget on Oct. 29, 2024, approving targeted increases for the health department, sheriff's office and staff cost-of-living adjustments while placing a county arts council contribution in subcontingency for further review.
REEDS SPRING R-IV, School Districts, Missouri
Reeds Spring R-IV reported an increase in English-language learners from about 23 to 36 students and discussed potential staffing changes and regional participation in a Student Success Ready Network.
Broomfield County, Colorado
City encourages donations for toy drive running until December 13 to assist local children.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Defense argues for family friend's testimony to strengthen identification in Kathy's trial.
Bronx County/City, New York
The Community Board 11 Transportation Committee voted to install a left-turn signal from southbound Boston Road into Waite Place/White Plains Road to ease congestion created by buses and car turning conflicts.
REEDS SPRING R-IV, School Districts, Missouri
Board members reviewed recent water-service disruptions and discussed exploring annexation of district utilities into Branson West to secure municipal support; no formal action was taken.
Broomfield County, Colorado
The council approved the consent agenda, a budget amendment, several ordinances and an intergovernmental agreement amendment for housing-operational support. Most items passed unanimously; QuikTrip approvals were split 6–4 and covered in a separate article.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Court examines trial court's error in excluding vital testimony impacting jury analysis.
Bronx County/City, New York
On Jan. 6 the Community Board 11 Transportation Committee voted to send a letter to the Department of Transportation recommending converting Throop Avenue to one-way northbound and Balck Avenue to one-way southbound near PS 121 to reduce double parking and improve safety.
Sheridan County, Wyoming
The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners elected Commissioner Lonnie Wright as its 2025 chairman during its Jan. 7 meeting; the board approved the nomination by voice vote.
Broomfield County, Colorado
Broomfield council voted 6–4 to approve a final plat and an urban renewal site plan for a new QuikTrip convenience store and gas station at Palisade Park (900 W. 168th Place). Supporters cited approved PUD zoning and developer commitments to EV charging; opponents said the use undermines desired corridor density and could harm nearby properties.
Wilson County, Tennessee
At the Jan. 9 meeting covering stormwater items, staff reported outreach and education activities, proposed additional plantings at a county welcome area, announced a free-tree giveaway on March 15 and scheduled a Jan. 15 workshop on maximizing stormwater benefits of trees. The board approved the stormwater report by voice vote.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Evidence suggests Pemberton was the getaway driver during the shooting incident.
REEDS SPRING R-IV, School Districts, Missouri
District officials reported on the grand opening of the Table Rock Career Center, progress on bond-funded projects including an early childhood program and park, and a community-driven strategic planning effort labeled Vision 2030.
Broomfield County, Colorado
District Attorney Brian Mason gave an overview of the 17th Judicial District prosecutor’s office operations, staffing and budget — describing a 30,000-case active caseload, a $28 million annual budget, a 95% diversion program success rate and a shortfall of secure juvenile beds that he said hinders prosecution and public safety.
Wilson County, Tennessee
At its Jan. 9 meeting, the Wilson County Solid Waste Board approved its monthly report, heard that landfill revenue and hauling increased year over year, discussed a state-bid vehicle purchase and raised questions about funding for a deputy assigned to monitoring duties and retesting of on-site monitoring wells.
Rockford Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Rockford schools donate $13036 to Hand2Hand supporting students at risk of hunger.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
At an oral argument before the Supreme Court of Virginia, appellant counsel Charles E. Hayden argued that the trial court erred by excluding lay-witness identification testimony in the murder conviction of Shaquis Cappy and that the Court of Appeals' conclusion that the error was harmless should be overturned.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
Tilly Galligan shares her highlights from a convention with dance performances and friendships.
Huerfano County, Colorado
Commissioners approve CyberBytes membership and Nungio cybersecurity training program for county employees.
Wilson County, Tennessee
The commission approved routine minutes and several staff reports by voice vote; the meeting included multiple standard approvals and concluded with adjournment.
Rockford Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Rockford Schools receives unmodified audit result for fiscal year ending June 30, 2024.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Defense argues to maintain sudden emergency doctrine in jury instruction deliberations.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
Board approves contract to improve public access to educational processes and information.
Huerfano County, Colorado
Huerfano County commissioners on Dec. 24 approved a bundle of grants, contracts, overtime authorizations and one-time employee bonuses, including acceptance of an off-system bridge award, authorization to submit an EMPG application and conditions for sheriff’s overtime payments.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Justice Chief Justice Lemons distinguishes sudden emergency instructions from negligence law precedents
Wilson County, Tennessee
A resident told the Wilson County Road Commission that agendas are not always posted with sufficient detail on the county website and urged commissioners and staff to participate in County Technical Assistance Service training on open meetings and records.
Wilson County, Tennessee
Board votes to renew short term rental amid zoning restrictions and lot size concerns
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
School board recognizes Tanaera Martin and Becky Myers for outstanding contributions to education.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Board members commend three outstanding candidates before selecting Kevin Barton as new chief.
Wilson County, Tennessee
Residents urged a 3-way stop to slow truck traffic near new warehouses; a consultant for the Mirabella subdivision asked the county to accept maintenance responsibility for a future traffic signal at Beckwith Road and U.S. 70 until the parcel is annexed into Mount Juliet.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
At oral argument in Boyette v. Sprouse, counsel and justices debated whether a trial court properly gave a 'sudden emergency' jury instruction after a passenger was injured in a rear-end crash and whether the court should reconsider or abolish the doctrine.
Wilson County, Tennessee
Board approves relocation of wrestling practice building without traffic impact concerns
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
Panelists discuss voucher program limitations and its impact on public education standards.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
EMT emphasizes commitment to state protocols and learning from diverse patient care experiences.
Wilson County, Tennessee
A Wilson County resident asked the road commission to abandon the end of a paved road so she can gate it; county staff advised inspection and deed work, and the county attorney explained that state law — not local policy — controls formal road closures, a process that can risk creating landlocked parcels.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Defense argues exclusion of expert testimony did not sway the jury's decision.
Wilson County, Tennessee
A resident told the commission the Water Authority’s executive director signed site applications without owner authorization; planning staff said they will add owner-certification language to intake forms and will research virtual-attendance rules for commissioners.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
Board highlights upgrades in technology management and student safety initiatives during meeting.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Fire Chief removes firefighter from scene to ensure emotional health and support available.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Massachusetts lawmakers take oath, reflecting on history and committing to future legislative achievements.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Prosecutors outline circumstantial evidence connecting defendant to gun disposal and inconsistent statements.
Wilson County, Tennessee
The commission approved a relocated wrestling-practice building for Friendship Christian, a large expansion to Speedway Building 14, and affirmed a single-tract plat for the Joe Wayne Hardy property; staff conditioned approvals on stormwater review and voided a prior site approval at Friendship.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
West Elementary showcases safety team initiatives and celebrates student achievements in quarterly assemblies.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Defense argues against the reliability of gun evidence linking client to murder.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Massachusetts Senate advances equity initiatives, focusing on health care, LGBTQ rights, and economic opportunities.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Charlton introduces monthly Rainbow Cafe for LGBTQIA residents at the Senior Center.
Wilson County, Tennessee
The Wilson County Planning Commission voted to recommend variances to the Cumberland Oaks PUD that reduce building separation on select lots and set new minimum lot sizes, advancing the developer’s amended master plan to the county commission.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
Board members express concerns over funding losses and teacher job security due to new bill.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
On the first day of the 194th General Court, the Massachusetts Senate elected Senator Karen E. Spilka as president by a 34-5 roll call. In her inaugural remarks Spilka outlined priorities including education investments, health-care market oversight, housing and transportation initiatives, a statewide listening tour and new transparency measures.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Defense argues counter expert could challenge Commonwealth's gun testimony in murder trial.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to refer an Open Meeting Law complaint filed Nov. 27 by a firefighter union representative to the town administrator and the town’s legal counsel for response.
Boone County, School Boards, Kentucky
Scarlett Crouch recognized for fostering a welcoming environment for new students at Goodridge.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
Warren County archery, football, cheer, and FFA teams gear up for competitive events.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Court rules jury's decision unaffected by alleged trial errors in testimony credibility.
House, Legislative, Massachusetts
On Jan. 1, 2025, the Massachusetts House of Representatives convened its 194th General Court. After a roll-call vote, Ronald Mariano of Quincy was elected speaker. The session included the swearing-in of members, a governor's address, the election of a clerk by acclamation and other organizational orders.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Board of Selectmen granted permission for National Grid and Verizon to place one joint pole on Carol Hill Road to serve two new homes, after a brief public hearing and confirmation of no departmental objections.
Boone County, School Boards, Kentucky
Superintendent Dr. Hauswald presented the district’s human-resources leadership standards, describing efforts on recruitment, induction, mentoring, professional development and evaluation, and said the district will seek external reviews on salaries and allocations in coming months.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
Warren County Schools Board submits resolution against Education Freedom Act affecting public school funding.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Defense fails to prove reliability of expert testimony in court proceedings regarding ballistic evidence
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Condo prices surge 15% as market evaluations improve, reflecting significant growth over the past year.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Board of Selectmen approved the town’s 2025 license renewals in one vote and noted a request by TreeHouse to extend closing hours to 11 p.m. (and 1 a.m. on New Year’s Eve) pending paperwork and fees.
Warren County, School Boards, Kentucky
West Elementary highlights choir expansion and Beta Club's community service initiatives.
Boone County, School Boards, Kentucky
The Boone County Education Foundation announced grants to 29 teachers totaling a little over $38,000 to fund classroom projects ranging from ukuleles and microscopes to robotics and gardens.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
The Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments in Welch v. Commonwealth over whether a trial court erred in excluding proposed defense expert testimony that the defense says would have challenged the commonwealth firearms expert and possibly affected the jury's verdict.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Condo owners exploit tax exemptions, raising concerns over lost revenue and housing affordability.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
After interviewing three internal finalists on Dec. 10, the Town of Charlton Board of Selectmen voted 3–2 to promote Captain Kevin Barton to be the next fire chief.
Cumberland County, Maine
Participants emphasize using AI to enhance service efficiency and community transparency.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Justices debate whether Amazon flex drivers are independent contractors or employees.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
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Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Committee focuses on four school renovation options, each estimated at $80 million.
Cumberland County, Maine
The Cumberland County Finance Committee recommended the county's 2025 budget to the County Commissioners after staff said federal detention revenues remain uncertain. Committee members discussed public-health grant funding, a reported $700,000 jail revenue shortfall last year and next steps before the commissioners' final vote.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Amazon argues before court that delivery drivers are independent contractors, not employees.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Administration staff confirmed Fish Creek Trail negotiations remain on track, outlined AMATS match obligations for road projects and proposed bond funding for drainage repairs after a recent pipe collapse.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The board approved the town's annual license renewals, granted a retail marijuana license to Commonwealth Cannabis (DBA Comcan), approved Primavera restaurant licenses pending small corrections, and amended Export Auto's class 2 conditions to allow up to 35 cars outside and deliveries between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Cumberland County, Maine
The Cumberland County Finance Committee recommended the draft budget as presented while flagging uncertainty in jail revenues tied to U.S. Marshals Service and ICE participation and noting reliance on grants for public-health growth.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Commission upholds tax liability for Amazon after ruling on flex driver status.
Anchorage Municipality, Alaska
Assembly members and administration staff reviewed a consolidated table of proposed 2025 bond and levy measures totaling roughly $133 million, discussed a likely late amendment to show per-$100,000 homeowner impacts, and outlined next steps before the April ballot.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Select Board authorized multiple purchases and contracts including a Freightliner dump truck ($264,850), a boom lift ($52,923), GCG Associates engineering services ($137,630) for inflow and infiltration investigations, and awarded a $38,850 reroof contract for Oak Grove Farm.
Richmond County, Georgia
Bowen Center requests additional funding for staff to support growing arts initiatives in Dawsonville.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Court of Appeals highlights issues in classifying gig economy drivers' employment status.
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, EDUCATION & ARTS, Executive Departments, Organizations, Executive, Pennsylvania
Experts urge starting new habits anytime, not just on New Year's Day, to ensure success.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The board unanimously waived the $2,662 individual meter connection fee for each of six units at Pollard Farms Condominiums to allow submetering and more accurate billing for sewer charges.
Richmond County, Georgia
Marshal's office seeks two new hires to address increased demands from population growth
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Court reviews Amazon's classification of flex drivers amid concerns over statutory authority.
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, EDUCATION & ARTS, Executive Departments, Organizations, Executive, Pennsylvania
Advocate encourages individuals to embrace change and empower others through education and action.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Select Board ratified three town administrator appointments: Joseph Hsu as building commissioner, Peter Tartikoff as an on-call building inspector, and Alyssa Frieden as library collections manager. Each motion passed unanimously.
Richmond County, Georgia
City proposes extending recycling center canopy by 13 feet for citizen convenience.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
They claim insufficient evidence for class wide relief contrary to initial demands.
Bronx County/City, New York
A Bronx community board licensing committee approved renewals for three liquor licenses with no recorded objections. Residents raised concerns that State Liquor Authority posting requirements were not followed and flagged double‑parking problems at the site of a previously cited business, Luke's Lounge.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Select Board voted unanimously to award the notice of award for the Well 3 PFAS treatment facility to Winston Builders Corporation for up to $6,227,007 and said the town expects state SRF financing to cover most remaining costs.
Richmond County, Georgia
Commissioner discusses poison ivy treatment while addressing board members in meeting.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Commission highlights Amazon's control over flex drivers in determining employment status.
Bronx County/City, New York
The Bronx Community Board 11 bylaws committee discussed proposed changes to gallery-session registration and time limits, removal of a district manager written report requirement, and other bylaw wording changes. The committee did not have a quorum and took no votes; members said the items will go to leadership and the full board for action.
Richmond County, Georgia
Board agrees to provide 50% funding match for Dawson County health rewards initiative.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
The Supreme Court heard oral argument in Amazon Logistics Inc. v. Virginia Employment Commission on whether the commission could rely on the record developed for a single claimant, Mr. Diggs, to issue a class‑wide finding that Amazon’s “flex” delivery drivers are employees rather than independent contractors.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Committee identifies AR 6 as preferred option for school renovation and educational enhancement.
Bronx County/City, New York
Seniors face social isolation and service access challenges amid assumptions about technology use.
Richmond County, Georgia
County discusses equipment needs and upcoming infrastructure projects for fiscal year 2025.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Commission faces scrutiny for failing to explain its rationale on energy project decisions
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
At its Dec. 11 meeting the Millis School Building Committee reviewed program comparisons of renovation and addition options and signaled a preference for AR 4A — a larger reconfiguration that would meet classroom-size standards — while agreeing to present a narrowed set of choices to the public in January.
Bronx County/City, New York
At the Jan. 14 meeting, several community board members said the FY25 budget submission was produced without proper full-board approval and asked that the matter be placed on the next meeting agenda for review; other board members said the item had been discussed at prior meetings.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Creswell details economic assessment supporting job creation for local workers during hearing.
Richmond County, Georgia
Board approves $15K for wellness incentives and proposes hiring part-time ambulance billing staff.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Property owner required to submit restoration plan within 30 days after excavation violation.
Bronx County/City, New York
Community Board 11 announced a formation meeting in February to establish a community advisory board (CAB) for the planned Blondell Avenue homeless shelter and invited residents to register as stakeholders; a committee member noted the shelter may be roughly 200 beds.
Richmond County, Georgia
County plans to hire a senior code enforcement officer to address increasing case demands.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Commission affirms broad authority to grant CPCN without local job guarantees.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The commission approved a mix of procedural and substantive motions including continuances, issuance and invalidation of certificates of compliance, negative determinations, and ratification of enforcement and emergency certifications.
Bronx County/City, New York
At a Jan. 14 joint meeting of Community Board 11 committees, members and residents urged the board to highlight senior services, better local health access, mental-health supports and youth programming in the district's narrative and budget requests to the city; the board set an Oct. 31 deadline for the official submission.
Richmond County, Georgia
City officials seek funding for landscaping enhancements, including equipment and labor for Hwy 400.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Commission opts against requiring local hiring despite evidence supporting benefits for local economies.
Boone County, School Boards, Kentucky
At its January meeting the Boone County Board of Education elected Jesse Parks chair and Cindy Young vice chair, approved allocation formulas for 2025–26 and passed several consent and improvement-plan items. Votes on the named motions were recorded and several procedural steps and reviews were announced.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The commission directed DPW to restore a town‑owned stormwater pipe cut on Sunset Drive, issued a stop‑work order and requested elevation verification for a lakeside grading dispute, and issued enforcement and emergency orders for separate wetland and well emergencies.
Richmond County, Georgia
Humane Society requests funding increase to handle rising animal intake and operational costs.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Court reviews commission's decision to approve Sycamore's project without local hiring mandates
Bronx County/City, New York
Board members face scrutiny over undisclosed conflicts of interest and potential bias in decision-making.
Pike County, Pennsylvania
Commissioners finalize 2025 agenda and authorize salary increases during meeting.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Charlton Conservation Commission closed the public hearing on a proposed two‑story fire substation at 4 Oxford Road and voted to issue an order with conditions after the project team said they had reduced wetland impacts and proposed on‑site stormwater detention and treatment.
Richmond County, Georgia
Sheriff seeks two detention officers and GCIC techs to enhance department operations.
Supreme Court Oral Arguments, Judicial, Virginia
Oral argument focused on whether the State Corporation Commission adequately considered the Virginia Clean Economy Act and Commonwealth Clean Energy Policy when it granted Sycamore Cross Solar a CPCN without a local‑hiring requirement; parties disagree whether the statute required specific findings or left hiring conditions to agency discretion.
Bronx County/City, New York
District manager faces backlash for sharing private information and undermining employee's hard work.
Pike County, Pennsylvania
At a Jan. 6, 2025 reorganization meeting, the Pike County Commissioners approved the reorganization agenda, ratified minutes and payments, set several employee salaries and hourly rates, and authorized a series of service contracts and a 2025 community service block grant agreement.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
New fire chief appointed as department budgets are due by December 31.
Richmond County, Georgia
County allocates TTFP funds for new buses and salary adjustments for transit staff
Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
Cerebral conducts oath ceremony for fire chief and new emergency officers for 2025.
Bronx County/City, New York
Board member faces defamation claims as committee discusses unresolved complaints and procedural issues.
Richmond County, Georgia
Department head advocates for fair staff salaries and increased support during challenging times.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Charlton Finance Committee unanimously approved minutes for Aug. 21 and Sept. 18 and voted to adjourn at the end of the meeting; the committee set key budget hearing dates for January through March.
Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
Civic leaders including Mayor O'Brien receive blessings for wisdom and justice in governance
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Mark and Ida Aramley Trust secured approvals for significant residential renovations in historic zone.
Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
Mayor and council recognize Vinny's service and administer oath to new chief Gabbard.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town staff described major changes to the ClearGov budget platform that consolidated funds and altered the user experience, and confirmed the town's budget schedule and departmental hearing dates for early 2026.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Board member Daddario expresses concerns about the proposed deck's impact on neighborhood density.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Finance Committee and town staff discussed bond timing, construction schedule and a pending special legislative act needed to transfer school-owned property for a proposed fire substation, and heard that rating criteria changes could affect borrowing costs.
Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
Seaville's meeting honors veterans, appoints DiFrancesco firm, and inaugurates council members Novak and Sinarski.
Bronx County/City, New York
Board member demands adherence to code of conduct, criticizing personal agendas undermining community service.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Community members voice objections to proposed Newport residence's height and roof deck design.
Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
Council confirms various 1 year term appointments including borough engineer and public defenders.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Mike Lally, chair of the Old Home Day Committee Fund, asked the Town of Charlton Finance Committee to raise the event's baseline operating allocation for 2025, citing rising costs for bands, tents and fireworks.
Bronx County/City, New York
Community leaders express concerns over First Amendment violations and call for improved board behavior.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Board grants permit for Joyce and William Bailey to build front third story balcony
Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
Mayor highlights 2025 projects and welcomes newly elected council members for Sayreville.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Hubbardston celebrates festive community efforts and plans upcoming events including a meat raffle.
Bronx County/City, New York
The Bronx Community Board 11 Ethics and Disciplinary Committee voted to advance a defamation complaint by Grace Marrero alleging that other board members and local merchants coordinated to block her Allerton Avenue food festival and made false statements about her organization.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Zoning Board grants variance for pool expansion while imposing conditions on landscaping and noise.
Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey
At its Jan. 1 reorganization meeting, the Sayreville Borough Council swore in officials, confirmed professional appointments and adopted a slate of resolutions. Mayor delivered a New Year's address highlighting park projects, new LED signage and the start of the Riverton redevelopment; a reporter asked about vetting of a municipal judge.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town staff reported progress on 48 Gardner Road renovations ahead of the temporary town hall move, thanked volunteers and donors for holiday events and the donation of a cruiser radio, and previewed upcoming RFPs and technology upgrades.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Romley plans to preserve Ivy Tower while addressing neighbor concerns and accommodating traffic issues.
Bronx County/City, New York
The Bronx Community Board 11 Ethics and Disciplinary Committee voted to uphold a complaint alleging improper sharing of a community-board letter and will seek clarification from the borough president�'9s office on social media and content policies before determining consequences.
Page County, Iowa
A departing board member said the county should not allow jail construction costs to exceed $16 million and urged a firm cap; the board then moved to adjourn and ended the meeting unanimously.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At a Select Board meeting, members approved spending $12,904.84 to install Cat‑5 wiring at 48 Gardner Road to support the town office move, adopted updated building and licensing fee schedules, approved several administrative policies and signed the town administrator's FY26–FY28 contract.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Board rejects Byron Earhart's permit due to concerns over building height and neighborhood aesthetics
Page County, Iowa
The board approved minutes from Dec. 19. One board member voted no, saying she dislikes the format the clerk or auditor uses and expressing continued objection to the format; the board discussed that the auditor or clerk controls required text and format.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Families Flourish advocates for increased rental support to combat homelessness and improve economic mobility.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Board resolves stormwater management concerns for new fire station project approval.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
Zoning board grants approval for Ivy Tower renovation after addressing neighborhood concerns.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
At its Jan. 27 meeting the Newport Zoning Board approved a slate of variances and special permits, granted several abbreviated‑calendar petitions, accepted three withdrawals and recorded one denial. Approvals included parking and driveway variances, guest‑house conversions, and multiple special‑use permits for decks and unit reconfigurations.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Planning Board approved a $36,000 reduction to the construction bond for the Jennings Road Extension subdivision (phase 2), while discussing a proposal to adopt scheduled re-evaluations of bond unit rates to avoid surprise adjustments to developers.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
City grants staff and community partners outlined the draft 2025–2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025 Annual Action Plan, detailing proposed uses of HUD funds including roughly $7.5 million in CDBG spending and program-level proposals for ESG, HOME and HOPWA.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
After objections from nearby residents, the Newport Zoning Board denied a special‑use permit request for a fourth‑floor rooftop deck at 677 Dame St., ruling the structure would alter the character of the surrounding area. The vote was 5–0 against the permit.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Graves Engineering updated the Planning Board on decommissioning-bond calculations for solar and battery projects, noting wide variations in estimates and recommending a detailed line-item approach and annual or scheduled re-evaluations of unit costs.
Newport, Providence County, Rhode Island
The Newport Zoning Board unanimously approved Mark and Ida Aramley’s plan to restore the historic Ivy Tower at 533 Bellevue Avenue, add an attached carriage house, repair/replace a pool and rebuild a south porch after negotiations with nearby condo owners produced conditions for screening, quieter equipment and a stormwater plan.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Columbus enhances community engagement and services with new initiatives and successful neighborhood programs in 2024.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Planning Board approved the Chelten Fire Department substation site plan, conditioning approval on emergency vehicle signage, a controlled warning (flashing) signal for apparatus exiting onto a nearby arterial, and satisfaction of a remaining Graves Engineering peer-review stormwater item.
Franklin County, School Boards, Kentucky
Judge Waller proclaims January 2025 to honor school board members and staff contributions.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
Council confirms thorough review and approval of emergency operation plan this January
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
A resident complained that six unshielded building-mounted lights at 5 L Stevens Road shine into bedrooms and living rooms. The property representative said the lights will be replaced with down-directed fixtures and metal shields by the end of the year.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
A long‑time neighborhood organizer asked council to pilot asset‑based community development training and small‑block pilots; Department of Neighborhoods director Kim Douglas offered to have staff follow up.
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
Commission members commend mixed housing design in Mead's Crossing development project.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
Accreditation team travels to Memphis, hopeful for TCAT building approval this Friday.
Page County, Iowa
Members approved the claims on the agenda, while a board member said reimbursement claims she submitted for mileage, training and hotel stays were not provided to the board for review; staff told the board the personnel policy manual has no deadline for submitting reimbursement claims.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town staff and a prospective developer presented a conceptual revision to the long-stalled Ponican Hill Estates subdivision, describing potential cul-de-sac alignment, waivers, road repairs and public-safety constraints; no formal application was filed and action was advisory only.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Sustainable Columbus presented a budget that includes just under $1 million in general‑fund personnel support, additional DPU enterprise funding, $3.15 million in general‑fund allocations for workforce and energy programs, and several federal grants to support local energy‑efficiency and climate planning work.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
Lake County High School introduces principal Jamie Elliott and updates on construction progress.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Charlton Planning Board voted to continue the public hearing for GM Properties LLC's Villages multifamily project at 35 North Main Street to Dec. 4, 2024, citing incomplete application materials and need for further review.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Rec & Parks proposed a $79,635,596 2025 budget, including funds for staffing 455 full‑time positions, operations for the new Fran Ryan Center and citywide youth programs; the department said $335,000 in training and travel was cut and several operating requests remain unapproved.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
School board members assess Dr. Britney's leadership amidst staff misconduct allegations.
WORTHINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Boards, Minnesota
The Worthington Public School District 518 board approved multiple consent and main-agenda items including a levy payable in 2025, calendar Option C for 2025–26, a transportation contract, student expulsion, and a package of personnel contracts; several resolutions passed by roll call.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
Board approves TISA accountability review to align with federal performance standards.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Elderly income qualifications remain stagnant despite rising costs and local tax exemption programs.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Department of Neighborhoods proposed a $15,224,064 2025 operating budget that includes a $1.7 million increase for summer youth employment, planned upgrades to the CBUS 311 system, continued Mobile City Hall outreach and the near-final Eastland plan.
WORTHINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Boards, Minnesota
Trustees discussed a range of options for Worthington High School improvements, including a $15 million phased plan and security/classroom priorities, but deferred action to a future board and emphasized review of community feedback and budget timing.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
Middle school welcomes coach Higgins and Darcy Clanton while adjusting homecoming basketball dates.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Assessors agreed to a regular monthly meeting schedule (third Wednesday at 6 p.m., tentative) and signed three nonprofit 3-ABCC/ABC renewal forms for fiscal year 2025.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Columbus boosts minority and women-owned businesses with 69.2% increase in certifications and spending.
WORTHINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Boards, Minnesota
The board accepted a low base bid of $1,138,000 for Prairie Elementary's roof and voted to add two alternates that bring short-term work on larger sections of the building into the contract; members discussed phasing, reserve funding and inflation risk.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
Staff presented federal and state school-report results, noted areas of improvement and ongoing challenges, and the superintendent updated the board on a possible TCAT satellite campus and introduced the new high school principal.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The assessors signed statutory tax exemptions for injured veterans, elderly residents and 100% disabled veterans, and noted documentation used to vet claims.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Local businesses can combat food deserts and boost community economy through targeted economic development efforts.
WORTHINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Boards, Minnesota
Ag department and students described partnerships, curriculum integration and field results for a school-run LandLab: 32 acres corn, 38 acres soybeans, donor seed and measured net returns of $7,507 (corn) and $10,894 (soybeans) for the 2024 season.
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
A county planner told the commission that Taneytown had no fall water/sewer amendments, that the county's fall amendments will go to public hearing on Jan. 30 and that the county housing study and a county presentation are available online; open houses start in February.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Hubbardston assessors reviewed and signed Chapter 61 agricultural/forestry/recreation classifications for numerous parcels, approving most renewals, partially approving some acreage claims and denying at least one application.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
City enhances professional services and accountability to boost diversity and inclusion in contracting.
WORTHINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Boards, Minnesota
A senior and the high school principal urged careful review of a proposed schedule change that students say could reduce music and activity participation. Principal Tony Hastings proposed a stakeholder committee and a timeline that would delay implementation until fall 2026.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Experienced EMT shares insights from three decades in emergency medical services
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
Commissioners discussed a proposed Community Village overlay that would allow higher density (townhouses and mixed housing) and debated design, infrastructure costs, stormwater responsibility, APFO timing and fire/EMS capacity for Taneytown.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Director Matt Smedo presented a $13.6 million operating plan for the Office of Education focused on early‑childhood and after‑school programming, reporting kindergarten readiness gains and on‑site health services at the Hilltop Early Learning Center.
A resident who identified themself as a former Coral Gables city commissioner and mayor used public comment time to highlight the city’s arts programming, historic properties and past development projects, citing Merrick Park, a youth center renovation, public sculptures and palms planted along U.S. 1.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At the Dec. 10 meeting the board voted to enter executive session under the cited MGL provision to discuss strategy related to collective bargaining or litigation regarding the fire chief contract.
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
The Taneytown Planning Commission approved the Nov. 25, 2024 meeting minutes and voted to submit its 2024 annual report to the county; the commission held no other formal land‑use votes at the meeting.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Director Christopher Moses presented a roughly $11.78 million 2025 HR budget that includes expansion requests for a talent acquisition analyst and an employee programs coordinator (ADA), a Dayforce optimization project, and reallocation to support a talent management function and occupational health/testing costs.
Bradford, McKean County, Pennsylvania
The Bradford City Council voted to adopt the 2025 budget and millage ordinances and approved a package of zoning, public-safety and administrative actions during a council meeting (date not specified).
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
After a public hearing with no objections, the board approved National Grid and Verizon’s request to install one joint pole on Carol Hill Road to serve two new residences.
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
The Taneytown Planning Commission heard an update on the Mountain Brook development and related traffic analysis, and staff and the city attorney urged commissioners to review a draft developers' rights and responsibilities agreement before the commission’s formal review.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Interim Executive Director Jennifer Shea presented the Civil Service Commission’s 2025 budget request and reviewed testing changes, open and continuous police officer lists, and the EDGE re‑entry workforce program that receives a $300,000 city grant.
An unnamed speaker who identified themself as a member of the Coral Gables City Commission described growing up in Coral Gables and said the community recreation department and youth center are central to family life; no specific legislation was detailed.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The board referred an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Firefighters Local 4023 to the town administrator and legal counsel for response and authorized staff to reply within the statutory review period.
Events, Florida
A speaker who said she served as Coral Gables preservation officer and zoning administrator described an ordinance that requires the preservation officer to review all demolition applications and refer historically significant properties to the Historic Preservation Board for possible designation.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Director Jason Jenkins outlined a $2.46 million 2025 operating budget for the Office of Diversity and Inclusion that emphasizes personnel and program investments, requests $250,000 to finish a disparity study by 2026, and seeks funds to expand supplier diversity and prime‑contracting support for small firms.
Muhlenberg County, School Boards, Kentucky
Mule River County focuses on educational support from elementary to careers for students.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Charlton Board of Selectmen approved the town’s 2025 license renewals, including a requested extension of hours for one establishment, in a single motion on Dec. 10, 2024.
Columbus City Committees (Regular Meetings), Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
Deputy Director Bill Webster told council the Department of Development’s 2025 operating proposal directs $6.8 million to economic development and small‑business programming, while the city will continue to manage larger capital and incentive funds including tax increment financing and bonds.
D C Everest Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Board members discussed the district's state report card result and emphasized local assessments and programs that provide a fuller picture of district performance.
Muhlenberg County, School Boards, Kentucky
At its January 2025 meeting the Muhlenberg County Board of Education elected Stephanie Rager chair and Logan Porter vice chair, approved the treasurer’s report and payments, set 2025 meeting dates and approved the comprehensive district improvement plan and consent agenda items by voice vote.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
After interviewing three internal candidates, the Charlton Board of Selectmen voted to promote Captain Barton to fire chief on Dec. 10, 2024. Selectmen cited candidates' EMS experience, leadership and community ties. The board will discuss the new chief’s contract in executive session.
Victoria County, Texas
At a swearing-in ceremony at the Victoria County Historic Courthouse, multiple elected and appointed officials took oaths of office and the commissioners court approved bonds covering those offices by voice vote.
D C Everest Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board heard a mission moment showing how Weston Elementary and district staff used virtual technology to include two students — a kindergarten student named Kingston and a high-school student, Devin — in classroom instruction despite medical and physical challenges.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Council discusses finances, approves upcoming insurance seminar, and evaluates Christmas fundraising success.
Muhlenberg County, School Boards, Kentucky
Muhlenberg Achieves and its Ignite middle-grades program outlined expanded college tours, FAFSA support, career-focused events and paid work opportunities for students during the Muhlenberg County Board of Education January 2025 meeting.
Rochester City, Monroe County, New York
Coalition leadership presented a seven-item agenda for 2025 including a $51,000 scholarship program (five $1,000 awards), a Brady gun-trace report planned for before summer, a resource guide, youth conference, procurement-policy work, a data-gap project and community education campaigns.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The senior center board recorded a unanimous acceptance of the treasurers report and later adjourned the meeting by voice vote.
D C Everest Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The D C Everest Area School District board approved a change to its open-enrollment policy and a slate of routine items including a transportation policy, new courses and a job description, and several approvals were taken by voice vote while the open-enrollment change passed by roll call.
Tompkins County, New York
Board introduces new administrator Khorsa and discusses hiring process for health commissioner
Rochester City, Monroe County, New York
At the Rock Against Gun Violence Coalitions first 2025 meeting, a law enforcement captain presented city and county data showing 47 homicides in 2024 (above the 10-year average of 43.2), 164 shootings with 205 victims, and 39 Monroe County criminal possession of a weapon (CPW) arraignments in December.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Board members discovered they missed a request for two clarifications on a local cultural grant application and have contacted program staff to ask whether the application can still be considered.
Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York
Mount Vernon faces moral choice: community or chaos, as leaders seek guidance and unity.
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
A commissioner said an attorney general opinion siding with the county allows the jail project to move forward and could preserve about $40 million for a mental health facility; the statement was made during board comments, not as a formal action.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Board members discussed asking authorities to exclude the senior center from a recently passed law that allows firearms in public buildings, and agreed to gather input from regular attendees before taking formal steps.
Tompkins County, New York
At a meeting of the Tompkins County Board of Health, members voted unanimously to enter an executive session to discuss the hiring process for the new commissioner for Whole Health. The meeting also included introductions of staff, a newly seated board member and the county
dministrator.
Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York
At its Jan. 2 statutory meeting, the Mount Vernon City Council elected Danielle Brown as council president (sworn in by video), approved the council's 2025 rules of order and appointed Nicole Bonilla deputy city clerk. A separate vote to adopt The Journal News as the official newspaper was postponed for a later roll call.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Charlton announces Thanksgiving closure and upcoming Festival of Lights Parade on December 1.
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
The Board of County Commissioners approved several transfers Wednesday moving COVID-19 medical reimbursement funds and American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allocations into county accounts to finalize contracts and fund nonprofit agreements, and approved courthouse elevator construction reallocation.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Board of Selectmen voted to enter executive session under M.G.L. c.30A, §21(a)(3) to discuss strategy related to collective bargaining and litigation involving the police union, the police chief contract and a public official liability claim; the vote was taken by roll call with four ayes.
JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
K-3 student data shows significant risk levels, but overall academic performance trends upward.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
The Lake County School Board voted to approve the TISA accountability review, aligning the district with the state’s funding and accountability framework.
Morgan County, Indiana
Morgan County BZA approved a special exception allowing Horvath Communications, with Verizon Wireless as anchor tenant, to construct a guided (guyed) wireless communications tower in an agricultural district northeast of State Road 42 and West Bell Union Road.
Jefferson County, New York
Deputy Administrator Dylan Soffer details $50M County Infrastructure Grant Program for various projects.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Board of Selectmen appointed Annette Mitchell and Bruce Meanen to the Cultural Council for three-year terms ending June 30, 2027; the appointments were recommended in an attached report and passed unanimously.
JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
The Jacksonville North Pulaski School District board approved a package of motions including a community plaque, clinic-space addendum, an architects’ change order and a revised tuition-reimbursement policy.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
Board members reviewed the district emergency operations plan, discussed homeland security recommendations and Schneider Electric facility work, debated costs of school-entry scanners and fencing, and voted to table final spending decisions until next month.
Morgan County, Indiana
Morgan County BZA approved a development-standard variance permitting an existing accessory carport to remain approximately 5 feet from the side property line at 7119 North Kivett Road; a neighbor questioned the exact line and asked for a smaller variance.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Charlton said a special bill to authorize purchase of property for a fire substation was reported favorably by the Joint Committee on Municipalities and Regional Government and the town will start procurement next week. The board set interviews for three candidates for fire chief during its Dec. 10 meeting.
Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
The Lake County School Board discussed a proposed multi-year extension to Superintendent Dr. Burton’s contract and took a motion to extend; the transcript does not record a final, completed vote. Board members expressed both support for Burton’s work and concerns about past incidents and the board’s relationship with the superintendent.
Jefferson County, New York
Council approves $6000 settlement and hires Christy O'Shaughnessy with added benefits.
Morgan County, Indiana
The Morgan County Board of Zoning Appeals approved a development standard variance allowing a primary dwelling to be sited across the center line of two adjoining lots in Foxcliff Estates South, finding the applicants met required findings of fact.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Chelsea Public Schools secures new contracts with educators featuring pay raises and enhanced benefits.
JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
Presenters shared early K–3 screening results for one elementary school and outlined a districtwide Portrait of a Graduate framework that will be implemented by next school year, including grade-level rubrics and career-exploration steps.
Hudson, Columbia County, New York
Ben Bain announces plans to expand dining space at Wick Hotel in South Bronx
Jefferson County, New York
A staff member announced that a lawsuit settlement involving Jefferson County will be $6,000; the case name and further details were not provided in the public transcript.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Chelsea School Committee voted to accept the employment contract for Billy Joe Turner as chief financial and operations officer; the motion passed by roll call with six members in favor and three absent.
Washington County, School Districts, Tennessee
The board approved several purchase orders for standardized testing and instructional materials, funded through existing school budgets and grants, and approved two after-school clubs for Grandview Elementary.
Muscatine County, Iowa
A summary of formal actions taken by the Muscatine County Board of Supervisors during its Dec. 30, 2024 meeting, including routine approvals and personnel hiring requests.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Chelsea School Committee voted to ratify three collective bargaining agreements covering clerical, paraprofessional and teacher units for July 1, 2024–June 30, 2027, approving multi-year raises, new differentials and expanded family-leave provisions; members also discussed a pilot class-size policy and other benefits.
2025 Legislature ME , Maine
Senate passes bill allowing state agencies access to confidential probate court records.
Jefferson County, New York
After executive session, a staff member announced Jefferson County will hire Christy O'Shaughnessy at Grade 7, level d, and grant an extra 10 days of vacation and 10 days of sick leave; no public vote was recorded in the transcript.
Muscatine County, Iowa
County employees asked about restoring salary steps and how flex time is handled; administration said the 2025-26 budget will include a proposal to return employees to appropriate steps over several years and the board agreed to schedule a follow-up work session with department heads.
Chelsea Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Chelsea Public Schools reaffirms commitment to educate and support all immigrant and LGBTQ students.
Washington County, School Districts, Tennessee
The board heard capital projects updates and approved survey proposals for HVAC/site work at Daniel Boone and other properties, choosing lower-cost local surveyors for several assignments.
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Senate recognizes Ashley Stastulis for winning bronze at Special Olympics World Winter Games.
Ashland Public Schools , School Boards, Massachusetts
Educator evaluation committee discusses updates while district successfully executes first ALICE drill.
Washington County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Washington County Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution opposing Governor Lee’s proposed Education Freedom Scholarship Act, citing concerns about fiscal impact and long-term effects on public education.
Muscatine County, Iowa
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors agreed Dec. 30 to appoint a small subcommittee to draft recommendations for updating the county's Solid Waste Management agreement and the operating agreement between the Solid Waste Management Authority and the City of Muscatine.
Lewis County, New York
Council plans wellness initiatives and aging support strategies for community needs assessment.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Southeast District completes habitat projects with cedar trees and rock structures for fishing.
Ashland Public Schools , School Boards, Massachusetts
At its Dec. 11 meeting the Ashland Public Schools committee heard a data‑heavy briefing on multilingual and English‑learner students and approved an April 2026 international field trip, a private school application and several policy updates and consent items.
Washington County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Washington County Board of Education voted to donate a roughly 0.3–0.4 acre parcel near Lamar to Washington County EMS for a fire/EMS station with a reversion clause if the property is no longer used for that purpose.
Muscatine County, Iowa
On Dec. 30, 2024, the Muscatine County Board of Supervisors approved a one-time exception to the county's excess vacation policy for a single employee, and directed staff to consider a longer-term revision to the county employee handbook during the 2025 budget process.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Officials plan to stock channel cats and evaluate blue cat populations at local lakes.
Scott County, Indiana
The board authorized a three-year agreement for EMS to purchase a minimum supply of blood products from the American Red Cross, approving department staff to sign the contract and noting estimated annual costs and existing departmental equipment purchases.
Ashland Public Schools , School Boards, Massachusetts
Ashland struggles to staff French classes, risking education quality and student opportunities.
Gary Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
Community leaders unite against HB 1136, citing threats to education equity and student rights.
West Swanzey, Cheshire County, New Hampshire
Chris Levy introduced himself as Swanzey’s new code enforcement officer, said he recently retired from federal service and has local construction and code familiarity, and the board acknowledged his appointment and welcomed him to the role.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
US Army Corps of Engineers publishes accessible water data for Southeast reservoirs.
Ashland Public Schools , School Boards, Massachusetts
Schools are facing challenges in hiring qualified foreign language teachers in New England.
Scott County, Indiana
County commissioners approved switching to a new property-casualty program that uses a large self-insured retention and higher deductibles after several carriers declined county business, driven in part by jail-related claim history.
Gary Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
House bill 1136 aims to convert 50 Indianapolis schools to charter schools amid enrollment decline.
West Swanzey, Cheshire County, New Hampshire
A resident presented a petition requesting a second polling location at Whitcomb Hall and asked the town to raise $15,000 to purchase/program voting machines and pay staffing to support an additional polling place at future even-year elections.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Biologists stock walleye and wiper to enhance populations following successful flood recovery.
Ashland Public Schools , School Boards, Massachusetts
The Ashland School Committee voted Tuesday night to approve the superintendent’s recommendation to restructure world‑language offerings at Ashland Middle School, citing persistent teacher shortages and declining French enrollment at the middle‑school level.
Gary Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
Community rallies against House Bill 1136, emphasizing commitment to children's future and legacy.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Southeast District showcases best fishing locations for Walleye and Saugeye this year.
West Swanzey, Cheshire County, New Hampshire
Sherry, a member of the Conservation Commission, presented proposed amendments to the Wetlands Conservation District that would add a 75-foot naturally vegetated upland buffer and change permitted uses and setbacks for freshwater wetlands.
Scott County, Indiana
The Scott County Redevelopment Board approved a $48,269.14 purchase to replace aging rescue equipment for the Johnson Fire Department after hearing that the department’s portable system is 27 years old and limits response capability.
MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY, School Districts, Oklahoma
Energy program shows 13% reduction in consumption with emphasis on team effort and stewardship.
Gary Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
Community rallies against charter school legislation, asserting public schools are not failing districts.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Managers evaluate live bait regulations to protect fishery health at Lake Wanahoo.
West Swanzey, Cheshire County, New Hampshire
Steve Biddle, representing the West Swanzey TIF advisory committee, told the Swanzey Selectboard the committee recommends forming a TIF district and pursuing purchase and improvements to the West Swanzey Water Company, but that the TIF will not work without a pipeline upgrade along Route 10.
Williamson County, Illinois
The sheriff asked about using a standalone metal building on county property (the Ross building) for secure storage of confiscated items and equipment; commissioners discussed security concerns and decided it was too early to make a final allocation.
Gary Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The board approved consent agenda items and a set of 2000‑series program policies by unanimous roll call. Superintendent Dr. Yvonne Stokes summarized an Indiana funding‑floor requirement (Ind. Code §20‑28‑9‑27) related to teacher salary spending and said the district will publish related information and FAQs online.
MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY, School Districts, Oklahoma
The Mid-Del Board of Education voted on a package of items Dec. 9, approving a Synergistic contract amendment, a wellness-center MOU with the YMCA and hospital authority, PowerSchool cloud hosting, fencing and several personnel and calendar items. All recorded votes were unanimous.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Southeast District shares upcoming reservoir openings and potential changes to bass regulations.
Roswell, Fulton County, Georgia
At a city celebration, speakers said Roswell completed bond-funded park work including two new artificial turf fields at Roswell Area Park and noted a recent property purchase intended to support expanded parks and recreation programming; speakers also promoted several upcoming community events tied to Roswell parks and arts.
Gary Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
At the Jan. 8 meeting the Gary Community School Corporation board elected Glenn Johnson as vice president (4 yes, 1 abstention) and approved the nominated secretary by a 5-0 roll call. The transcript contains inconsistent spellings of the secretary nominee’s name; the board’s roll call recorded unanimous approval of the nominee.
MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY, School Districts, Oklahoma
The school board approved a memorandum of understanding with the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City, Midwest City Memorial Hospital Authority and SSM Health Saint Anthony Midwest to pursue a $40–50 million wellness center that will include a pool owned by the district and operated by the YMCA.
Williamson County, Illinois
The board approved Ordinance 24‑12‑30‑08 to obligate previously uncommitted ARPA funds after staff said U.S. Treasury guidance changed requirements for the lost‑revenue exception; the ordinance creates a not‑to‑exceed allocation for leftover ARPA dollars and lists eligible capital purchases and other uses.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
New bass regulation aims to improve population dynamics in Prairie Queen and Duck Creek.
Gary Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
Gary Community School Corporation trustees and dozens of residents used the board's Jan. 8 meeting to hear details about and register opposition to Indiana House Bill 1136, proposed state legislation that would dissolve certain school districts and require many district-run schools to convert to charter schools if a majority of resident students attend non-district schools.
MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY, School Districts, Oklahoma
The Mid-Del school board voted unanimously to amend its energy-management contract with Synergistic after presenters reported roughly $306,000 in savings through August and other measures that reduced utility costs.
Williamson County, Illinois
The Orange County board approved a routine appropriations transfer under resolution 2412‑30‑48; commissioners voted by roll call at the meeting.
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
San Juan County planning officials held a special public hearing on Chapter 6 of the proposed Land Use and Development Management Ordinance and voted to approve the subdivision ordinance updates with the staff edits, moving the chapter forward to the county review process.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Experts emphasize prevention of invasive fish and report on Lake Halleck's stocking plans.
2025 Utah Legislative Session, Utah Legislation Bills, Utah
American Fork High School drum line celebrates 100 years with national accolades and historic performances.
MUSKOGEE, School Districts, Oklahoma
Superintendent shares reports on eighth and ninth grade effectiveness at board meeting.
Williamson County, Illinois
Orange County officials discussed a proposed DevNet contract to supply camera and voice software for the assessor’s office and planned how to migrate billing and prepayment data to the new system.
Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama
The Planning Commission postponed the East Memorial Baptist Street plat to Jan. 16, 2025, and staff said no additional mailings will be sent because the item was previously advertised.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska plans live imaging sonar study to aid fish detection and angling effectiveness.
Shamokin Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Board meeting included student recognitions, student council presentations and school updates: grading timeline, scheduling date, a rescheduled Votec tour, alumni exam registration and recognition of three students who reached career 1,000-point milestones.
MUSKOGEE, School Districts, Oklahoma
The Muskogee Board of Education met in executive session to discuss personnel matters and the superintendent's contract under Oklahoma statute; the board later approved personnel items A–H but a separate roll‑call vote to hire Matt Hennessy as director of football operations failed.
Colfax County, New Mexico
The supplied transcript excerpt was largely unintelligible and did not record clear agenda items, motions, or votes. No substantive topics, formal actions, or reliably identifiable speakers could be extracted from the text provided.
Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama
The commission postponed action on the Jamie Morris preliminary plat (279 Gardner Road) to the next meeting after members raised concerns about the property's R-4 zoning and potential for multifamily development and flagged the site's flag-lot configuration.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Wildlife District seeks anglers for sonar study requiring eight fishing days across seasons.
Shamokin Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
At a regular meeting, the Shamokin Area School District Board of Directors approved a revised Promotion and Retention policy (Policy 215) with second reading waived, authorized routine contracts and personnel items, revived the mileage reimbursement rate and approved several other administrative motions by roll call.
MUSKOGEE, School Districts, Oklahoma
A finance presenter told the Muskogee Board of Education that November general‑fund revenue was higher than last year largely because of an early ad valorem payment and a large federal claim, and that a roughly $1,004,000 negative operating balance reflected a timing issue that should resolve when current ad valorem receipts arrive.
Medina County, Ohio
At its final meeting of 2024, the Medina County Board of Commissioners approved organizational resolutions setting 2025 leadership and meeting rules, awarded and authorized multiple contracts and grant agreements, and adopted year-end budget adjustments and several three-year collective bargaining agreements.
Board of Education, Elected Officials, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Theater program at Sing Sing prison reduces recidivism to 3%, fostering trust and leadership.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
NRD advises against moving fish between waters to prevent silver carp proliferation.
MUSKOGEE, School Districts, Oklahoma
At a Muskogee Board of Education meeting, Tony Goetz Elementary Principal Sarah McWilliams reviewed state report-card results, benchmark gains and attendance trends, described a student leadership trip to the Ron Clark Academy funded by local fundraising, and the board recognized several staff members and support employees.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The Powhatan County School Board approved its 2025 meeting calendar by unanimous vote and later entered closed session under multiple Virginia Code provisions; some members had requested a June date change but it remained on the calendar.
Evanston, Cook County, Illinois
City staff outlined goals in the draft comprehensive plan and a proposed reduction of zoning districts; residents raised concerns about process, neighborhood impacts, parking, tree and stormwater protections, and the timeline for Land Use Commission and City Council review.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Southeast District will implement an experimental largemouth bass regulation — a protected slot of 15–18 inches with a five-fish daily bag (no minimum for fish under 15 and one fish over 18 allowed) — on four reservoirs to evaluate growth and size structure with university partners.
Cliffside Park School District, School Districts, New Jersey
Parents call for increased crossing guard presence at Lincoln and Grove for student safety.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
After roughly an hour of discussion on public engagement and governance, the Powhatan County School Board voted 3–2 to defeat a motion to institute standing policy and finance committees.
JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
District faces budget constraints from declining ESSER funds and fluctuating student enrollment numbers.
Cliffside Park School District, School Districts, New Jersey
At the Dec. 18 meeting residents asked the board to request a crossing guard at Lincoln and Grove, citing dangerous morning traffic; board members said they would share concerns with the police department and the officer in charge.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Southeast District staff said three Papio NRD flood-control reservoirs — Forest City (WP4), Mad Bear (WP2) and Marlin Peterman (WP1) — are scheduled to open in 2025–2026 and will be managed for paddlecraft and shore fishing; one site is slated to receive trout stocking formerly done at Standing Bear.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The Powhatan County School Board elected Susan Smith as chair and Jeanne Wade as vice chair, reappointed clerks and approved superintendent designees for 2025 in roll-call votes.
Cliffside Park School District, School Districts, New Jersey
Board members said interior work on the high school lobby is underway, with an anticipated 6–8 week finish for remaining items; the district will hire an engineering firm to perform a physical needs assessment after enrollment growth pushed high school enrollment past 1,300 students.
JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
At a budget workshop, district transportation staff reviewed bus-replacement options (new buses at about $135,000 each versus used buses under $100,000), and proposed rezoning that would move roughly 83 students in a compact area to reduce overflow and routing inefficiencies.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Zebra mussels remain contained in Nebraska despite nearby state outbreaks and new infestations.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Budget discussions reveal $300,000 shortfall due to lower student enrollment and unallocated funds.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
State officials detail initiatives against aquatic invasive species, including Eurasian watermilfoil management.
JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
District technology staff told the board that the district currently has about 7,100 Chromebooks deployed and discussed a strategy to reduce devices to roughly 4,900 during a refresh, citing potential cost savings and trade-offs for software needs and printing.
Cliffside Park School District, School Districts, New Jersey
Business Administrator Lou Alfano reported a favorable administrative review of food service operations and presented four resolutions to accept the 2023–24 audit synopsis and corrective action plan; the district reported no material findings and minor compliance issues.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Community members criticize school funding priorities and classroom disruptions affecting student performance.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska completes multiple habitat projects boosting access and resources for anglers.
Cliffside Park School District, School Districts, New Jersey
The Cliffside Park Board of Education accepted the retirement of Mary Foster, a middle-school counselor, effective June 30, 2025, as part of a larger slate of 35 personnel resolutions presented by Interim Superintendent Dr. Hayes.
JACKSONVILLE NORTH PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
District leaders at a workshop described a projected $1.8 million to $2.7 million operating shortfall after federal ESSER funds expired, and outlined plans to cover the gap through attrition, position reassignments, building-fund transfers and limited contract nonrenewals.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Public commenters raised concerns about classroom disruptions, student learning, legal spending on outside counsel, and the proposed balanced calendar; board members and staff responded and pledged more data and public engagement.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
The aquatic habitat restoration plan includes 71 projects to enhance fishing and ecosystem health.
Board of Nursing, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
Board discusses feedback on proposed regulations impacting APRN licensing and clinical practice hours.
Lafourche Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Lafourche Parish School Board honors past president and announces new teacher award finalists.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The Virginia Department of Education's new School Performance and Support Framework was approved by the U.S. Department of Education; Powhatan County Public Schools reported four schools "on track" and one (Flat Rock Elementary) "distinguished."
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Fisheries officials outline updates and future projects to enhance Nebraska's aquatic habitats.
Board of Nursing, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
The Kansas Board of Nursing voted unanimously in a special remote meeting to adopt nine administrative regulations updating advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) education requirements, including a revised preceptor definition and an increase in required clinical hours that drew late opposition.
Lafourche Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board honored outgoing 2024 board president Valerie Bourgeois and dozens of teachers, new-teacher nominees and student teams for academic, music and agricultural accomplishments, including new-teacher division winners who will advance to the state program.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Superintendent presented an FY26 budget overview showing an operating fund around $62 million, projected grants and food-service totals, and a request that the county cover about 51% of the operating budget; board members pressed for enrollment and subservice details.
Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama
The commission recommended annexation of roughly 94 acres that include Prattville High School and adjacent athletic fields into the city and recommended rezoning the property to institutional; both recommendations will go to city council.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Fisheries officials outline plans for habitat enhancements and funding sources in Rockford.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The Powhatan County School Board voted 5-0 to adopt a recommendation for expulsion in disciplinary appeal case FY25-001 and approved routine agenda items, including the consent agenda, during its first 2025 meeting.
Clark County, Washington
Board approves 2025 work plan emphasizing equity efforts and application review schedule.
Lafourche Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Lafourche Parish School Board members on Dec. 4 approved a set of routine personnel and construction actions, and authorized a one-time deviation from a parish ordinance to allow alcohol sales at a nearby volunteer fire department fair.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Aquatic Habitat Program presents 71 projects to enhance angler access and habitat statewide.
Tompkins County, New York
Tompkins County Commissioner of Public Health announced his resignation, will leave in February; county administrator named an interim, and the board discussed bylaws changes (15- vs. 5‑day notice), remote attendance for subcommittee chairs and credentialing questions for the next commissioner.
Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama
The Prattville Planning Commission approved a preliminary plat for a two-lot subdivision at Gattis Pit Road and Durden Road, granting a waiver for sidewalks and curb-and-gutter while requiring an approved turnaround for emergency and service vehicles.
Clark County, Washington
Clark County Community Services presented a finalized strategic plan, equity statement, department budget overview and Q1 outcomes for Community Action and homeless crisis response programs, highlighting audits, volunteer contributions and next steps for equity-driven contracting and the 5-year homeless plan.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Commission staff asked anglers to help a study of live-imaging sonar impacts on panfish, reported the state remains largely free of new public-water zebra mussel infestations, and outlined an aggressive program to detect and treat invasive aquatic vegetation.
Tennessee Department of Education, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Tennessee prohibits AI tools in meetings, celebrates Martha Moore's retirement from education.
MIDWAY ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board members heard a presentation linking World Economic Forum descriptions of future workforce skills to classroom instruction and the district’s work to develop analytical thinking and AI-related skills in students.
Tennessee Department of Education, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Amy Floyd, director of data and district support at the Tennessee Department of Education, told district evaluation configurators during a department office‑hour session that administrators must complete and PIN 2023–24 evaluations in TNCompass before educators can sign them and that educators who do not provide 120 days of instruction should be marked as receiving a partial‑year exemption (PYE).
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
The board approved routine consent items: small purchases and the reappointment of three members to the Bluff Water Works Board for four‑year terms.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Game and Parks described a pond-lining project at the North Platte Fish Hatchery and said the department stocked about 57,000 trout in March in 46 water bodies, with another roughly 28,000 planned for April. Staff said larger fish are being raised this season based on research and angler feedback.
Tennessee Department of Education, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Tennessee Department of Education staff explained how district portfolio leads should verify TN Portfolio teacher rosters, correct license and SSO information, use the add/remove template, and where to get technical and licensure help. Staff warned incomplete portfolios will not generate an LOE and said roster counts drive peer-review hiring.
MIDWAY ISD, School Districts, Texas
At a January Board Briefs session, a board member said the MIDWAY ISD board approved a charge for a facility study committee to evaluate enrollment growth, facility needs and programmatic requirements; the district will publish a web page with related materials.
Teachers' Retirement System Board of Trustees, T, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Illinois
TRS outlines processes for public pension benefits, tax withholdings, and AAI elections.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission released a 15-year aquatic habitat plan that lists 71 proposed projects statewide, highlights recent and planned reservoir and access improvements, and identifies multiple funding partners including federal and state grant programs.
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
The commission approved a resolution authorizing exchange of county property with the San Juan County Community Fund for an acre of land adjacent to the public safety building to support a new court and public‑safety administration building; the foundation will receive a one‑acre tract at the fairgrounds.
Tennessee Department of Education, Deparments in Office of the Governor, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Educators seek clarity on coding roles and salary schedule submissions with TCRS.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills , Texas Legislation Bills, Texas
New bill eases restrictions for installing HUD-code manufactured homes in Texas municipalities.
Teachers' Retirement System Board of Trustees, T, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Illinois
TRS stipulates retirement check receipt and limits for returning to covered employment.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Harlan prepares for potential water shortages due to lack of precipitation and irrigation restrictions.
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
San Juan County commissioners adopted final 2024 budget adjustments and approved the county’s proposed 2025 general fund and related budgets, including restoring $150,000 for jail medical expenses to be covered by LACTF funds and no across‑the‑board raises in the adopted baseline.
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
Taneytown residents express concerns over rapid, unplanned development impacting community and small-town feel.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Harmony Public Schools staff presented a targeted improvement plan for Harmony Science Academy Austin and asked the board to authorize submission to the Texas Education Agency.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Brad Ifert shares updates on fisheries projects and aquatic invasive species in South Central District.
Teachers' Retirement System Board of Trustees, T, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Illinois
TRS explained legal limits on returning to TRS‑covered work after retirement: retirees must receive their first TRS pension check before returning, adhere to a 30‑day layoff from the last employer, and observe a 120‑day/600‑hour limit under current law.
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
San Juan County adopted a revised subdivision ordinance (chapter 6) to comply with state law; changes include administrative approval for small subdivisions under 10 lots and expanded appeal rights for adversely affected property owners.
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
Residents express frustration over Greenway delays and demand more dining options and pedestrian safety.
Addison County, Vermont
Commission allocates $1M annually for pollution reduction and floodplain restoration projects
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
District targets 15 million fish for stocking across 15 species in 2025.
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
San Juan County Commissioners approved a $141,100 notice of award to American Road Maintenance for pavement improvements at Cal Black Memorial Airport; the commission noted the FAA will fund 90% with the state and county each contributing 5%.
Taneytown, Carroll County, Maryland
Planning commissioners and staff reviewed results of a citywide survey that drew 537 responses, highlighting concerns about traffic at MD 194/140, perceived overdevelopment, housing affordability, and downtown business vitality. Commissioners asked staff to clarify several dataset items and agreed to public open houses to gather more input.
Addison County, Vermont
Commission details $2M budget including funding for clean water and transportation initiatives.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Survey collects 867 responses on trout fishing preferences and harvest regulations.
Chillicothe City, Ross County, Ohio
The Chillicothe City Council on Jan. 13 adopted a temporary moratorium on new adult-use cannabis operators and approved an easement to Ohio Power Company; several other funding and tax items advanced to later agendas.
Teachers' Retirement System Board of Trustees, T, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Illinois
TRS explained eligibility for TRIP/TRAIL retiree health insurance, enrollment windows, who administers the plans, and the premium schedule for plan types and dependents.
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
San Juan County commissioners voted unanimously to terminate the final year of a three-year Preschool Development Grant (PBG B-5) after county and state staff concluded the county could not meet the grant’s final-year requirements.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Official details reasons for dam closures to protect walleye spawn and support anglers.
Addison County, Vermont
The Addison County Regional Planning Commission on Wednesday accepted a final audit, approved Waltham’s municipal plan and received progress reports on regional transportation and water-quality projects.
Teachers' Retirement System Board of Trustees, T, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Illinois
TRS officials described the Accelerated Annual Increase (AAI) option for Tier 1 members, the standard and reversionary annuity choices, and tax and rollover rules for lump-sum payments.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Justin emphasizes the need for predator control to support dwindling mule deer numbers in Chase County.
2024 San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission, San Juan County Commission and Boards, San Juan County, Utah
The San Juan County Commission unanimously ratified the public health board’s selection of Mike Moulton as interim public health director after the health board reported it received three internal applications and interviewed candidates.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Fisheries Division reconfigures to five districts, improving service and balancing workloads.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
Council honors Miles Vanus for his significant contributions during tonight's meeting.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Recent CWD tests show varied positivity rates across Nebraska's deer sampling areas.
Teachers' Retirement System Board of Trustees, T, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Illinois
TRS outreach coordinators outlined the steps new retirees must take to establish a claim, the forms they will receive, and the typical 60–90 day timeline before the first monthly pension payment.
Bargersville Town, Johnson County, Indiana
Bargersville Town Council approved appointments to the Indianapolis MPO, a $34,500 pedestrian-crossing design task order with Crossroads Engineers, an RFP for standardized trash service, and a commitment of remaining ARPA funds toward SR-135/144 infrastructure projects.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
Council discusses referendum for staggered terms set for municipal elections starting in 2027
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Officials increase wiper fish size limit to 18 inches to allow better harvest this spring.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Board members approve targeted improvement plan for Harmony Science Academy in Austin
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Pronghorn populations decline due to EHT event and increased hunting permits in Nebraska.
Bargersville Town, Johnson County, Indiana
After a lengthy discussion about rising premiums and limited market options, Bargersville Town Council voted to accept Travelers’ renewal with a higher deductible (option 2), and separately approved Chubb for cyber liability and National Union Fire for police reserve benefits.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
Resident expresses opposition to proposed staggered terms ordinance ahead of February meeting.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Officials promote boat cleaning to prevent zebra mussels and monitor Asian carp spread.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Agency finds hunters prefer TeleCheck for better data over traditional check stations.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
Council approves five-year extension of vested rights for Arden Townhomes development plan.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Harmony Science Academy targets B rating while supporting 96% economically disadvantaged students.
New Iberia, Iberia Parish, Louisiana
The New Iberia City Council voted to reallocate American Rescue Plan Act funds to parks restroom upgrades, Steamboat Pavilion repairs, sewer pump work and a housing-roof program, and approved three related resolutions and change orders to lock funding and authorize contracts.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
The Harlan Methodist Cove project enhances fish habitat and angler access, funded largely by federal grants.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
Mayor urges residents to prepare before snowstorm and report hazardous conditions promptly
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
NGPC said it raised mountain lion permit quotas in several areas this season, reported early harvest totals, and explained that expanding lion hunting statewide would require changes to the commission's mountain lion plan and public engagement.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Harmony School sets ambitious academic goals while focusing on data-driven instruction strategies.
LAKELAND DISTRICT, School Districts, Idaho
Districts face potential $1.5 million funding changes while considering KTEC's financial impact on students.
LAKELAND DISTRICT, School Districts, Idaho
Staffing challenges arise as schools face potential teacher shortages and increased class sizes.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
Town begins Christmas tree pickup and cautions residents about potential winter storm conditions
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Board approves land lease for school facilities and denies grievance appeal from Euless campus.
LAKELAND DISTRICT, School Districts, Idaho
District faces $9.52 million budget cut, risking staff reductions and school closures.
LAKELAND DISTRICT, School Districts, Idaho
District considers piloting a four-day school week after positive feedback and improved test scores.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
At its January meeting the Town of Lewisville approved the consent agenda, extended vested rights for the Arden Townhomes site plan, and approved a facility-fee reduction for a Boy Scout district banquet; the council also set public hearings for two rezoning requests for February.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
School plans to improve scores above 60 to exit Texas Education Agency identification
LAKELAND DISTRICT, School Districts, Idaho
Trustee Jones shares insights on Lakeland School District's history and current financial challenges.
Town of Lewisville, Forsyth County, North Carolina
The Town of Lewisville held a public hearing on placing a charter amendment before voters to convert council seats to staggered four- and two-year terms beginning with the 2027 municipal election; no final vote was taken.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
School aims to exit improvement plan by increasing scores above last year's 74.
LAKELAND DISTRICT, School Districts, Idaho
After a failed levy, the Lakeland School District board directed the CFO to begin the State Board of Education process to request declaration of a financial emergency, and discussed a package of potential cuts totaling $9.52 million while considering rerunning a smaller levy (roughly $7.5 million).
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Nebraska's lower doe permit costs entice Colorado hunters to the Sandhills region.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Board members discussed and a motion was made to submit expansion amendments to TEA to add two campuses (Pearland and Missouri City) to Harmony Public Schools Houston South; the motion was seconded during the meeting and will require TEA approval.
Walker County, Texas
Walker County Commissioners Court on Dec. 30 approved the appointment of Ryan McCormack as the county Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources, set his start date for Jan. 13, and also approved several routine purchases and a vendor price increase.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Officials reduce turkey hunting permits and bag limits to address declining populations.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Several formal motions were taken at the Harmony Public Schools board meeting, with recorded approvals for the consent agenda, Central Texas property action and denial of a staff grievance.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Wildlife Division implements mandatory telecheck for quicker harvest reporting on turkeys and deer.
HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - HOUSTON SOUTH, School Districts, Texas
Harmony Public Schools South Texas staff presented a TIP for Harmony Science Academy Brownsville with targets by domain, new intervention positions, expanded tutorials and a plan to work with Region 1; a motion to approve the TIP was made and seconded during the meeting (final recorded vote not present in excerpt).
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (NGPC), State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
Officials advocate for TeleCheck to address check station accessibility and staffing issues.