What happened on Monday, 23 June 2025
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Bill amends guardianship law to ensure review hearings occur within 60 days of petitions.
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Legislation amends reimbursement policy for Mass Wildlife Board members' expenses
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Legislation mandates licensing for drivers, trainers, and owners in the horse racing industry
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Town adopts Capital Planning Committee to guide five-year Capital Improvement Plan development
Angleton, Brazoria County, Texas
Board members reviewed and refined elements of the 2025–26 strategic plan, including an annual marketing schedule, volunteer recruitment, an adopt‑a‑spot program, a beautification task force with code enforcement, and a standardized nomination form for yard and business awards.
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Bill amends Mcare Act to protect providers offering telemedicine reproductive services to out-of-state patients
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Commission requires postmortem exams for horses dying or euthanized at recognized facilities
Candia BOS Audio, Candia, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
An executive councilor speaker briefed the Candia select board on state grant opportunities and safety initiatives, urging the police chief to follow up and offering assistance on PFAS remediation, Homeland Security emergency planning grants and highway safety funding.
Angleton, Brazoria County, Texas
KAB recapped its April Arbor Day giveaway and May spring cleanup, reporting roughly 700 trees distributed, hundreds of butterfly seed balls, and several tons of recycled material; staff described partnerships with Waste Connections and Texas A&M AgriLife and outlined plans to expand recycling options.
Candia BOS Audio, Candia, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
The Candia Board of Selectmen voted June 23 to increase the town dental plan by $628.32 annually and raise maximum coverage from $1,000 to $2,000, a change the board said will improve employee benefits.
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Bill amends definitions in sports wagering to recognize e-sports events.
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Town of Fairhaven defines its governmental structure and powers within Massachusetts law
Angleton, Brazoria County, Texas
Keep Angleton Beautiful approved a proposed FY2025–26 budget that trims overall spending to about $59,000 while keeping fund balance reserves near $91,000 and preserving funding for spring and fall cleanup events.
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Fairhaven Select Board members elected for three-year terms oversee town administration and policy-making.
Lee County, Kentucky
Multiple speakers raised concerns about dust, road-base maintenance and off-road vehicle behavior. Officials discussed possible code enforcement, sheriff involvement and examining road maintenance options including blacktop/chip seal methods.
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Lawmakers introduce act to establish a new charter for Fairhaven, Massachusetts
Sioux City Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
After a public hearing with no public input, the board approved plan specifications and an estimated cost of $915,000 for replacement of the original elevators at West and East High Schools; CMBA Architects of Sioux City provided the plans and cost estimate.
Sioux City Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
Nutrition staff recommended maintaining current CEP groups for 2025–26 because districtwide direct‑certification percentages have fallen since initial lock‑in; the School Nutrition Fund balance and federal reimbursement formulas informed the board’s unanimous decision.
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Bill establishes fund for waterway projects and coastal protection financing in Massachusetts
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New law enforces verification and election process for officer recall petitions in Fairhaven
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Bill mandates written consent for disclosing reproductive health services records in legal actions
Lee County, Kentucky
At a meeting of the Lee County Fiscal Court, the body approved minutes from a prior meeting, authorized an extraordinary overtime payment and a three-month seasonal hire, and discussed interfund transfers to cover vehicle lease and auction timing.
Sioux City Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The board reviewed a human resources report showing 46 open instructional assistant positions concentrated in special‑education programs. HR staff said recruiting is challenged by private sector competitors and the district will expand recruitment and pre‑classroom training for new paraprofessionals.
Lee County, Kentucky
A program representative told the Lee County Fiscal Court that a federal buyout program already has purchased roughly 120 of about 170 properties in a prior county project and that expenses for acquisitions would be reimbursed by FEMA; the county discussed eligibility, fees and whether commercial parcels can be included.
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Bill creates divisions in Department of Fish and Game for fishing access and ecological restoration
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Town of Fairhaven designates Director of Finance to lead budget and financial planning efforts
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Bill amends quorum rules for Pennsylvania State Board of Barber Examiners to majority basis
Sioux City Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
At his final board meeting, Superintendent Rod Erlwine reflected on his tenure and the board discussed a public goal‑setting and evaluation process for the incoming superintendent, including use of Iowa Association of School Boards materials and a proposed public work session in July.
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Town charter mandates formation and responsibilities of a Finance Committee in Fairhaven
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New subchapter establishes oversight and safety for shared electric scooters in Pennsylvania
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Bill establishes a task force to identify funding sources for crumbling foundation assistance.
Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tennessee
A councilmember described Jackson's recent groundbreaking for low-income housing funded by low-income housing tax credits and asked the council to consider a resolution urging support and to invite a housing authority board member to the next meeting to explore similar projects in Bolivar.
St. Joseph County, Indiana
After a public-nuisance determination and impoundment, commissioners set a package of conditions for a 9‑month-old golden retriever named Zai to be returned to owners, including neutering, daily daycare until a fence is installed, obedience training and probation.
Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tennessee
The council approved first reading of a text amendment to the H-1 (hospital) zoning to permit professional services and limited food service to accommodate a proposed "luxury suites" entrepreneurial space at a former medical office building; a public hearing is scheduled at second reading.
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Authorized municipalities must submit annual reports on low-speed scooter programs to legislative committees
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Bill mandates Attorney General report on protecting residents from external income taxes
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Bill mandates fashion sellers disclose environmental practices and production volumes annually.
St. Joseph County, Indiana
After an incident in the cul-de-sac that resulted in another dog being treated, Cassius the yellow lab’s owners presented training and rehabilitation steps; the commission placed Cassius on probation and accepted evidence of a reactive-dog training program.
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New section mandates fashion sellers to implement environmental due diligence and supplier disclosures
Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tennessee
Council accepted the second-low bid of $495,000 for a neighborhood construction grant after the apparent low bidder withdrew their bid for miscalculation, keeping the award under the grant construction budget of $519,000.
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Bill prohibits handcuff use on preadjudicated minors during police interactions
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New section establishes definitions for electric low-speed scooters and relevant enterprises
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New fund requires fashion sellers to adhere to environmental standards under attorney general oversight
St. Joseph County, Indiana
After repeated complaints and a reported attack, commissioners placed two dogs on one-year probation and ordered a six-foot privacy fence to be built within two months; dogs must be man‑walked or kenneled until inspected.
Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tennessee
Council heard an outside auditor�report that called the city's financial statements ���unqualified�and approved first readings and amendments for the fiscal 2025-26 budget; council scheduled a special meeting for the budget�second reading.
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Legislation requires in-person housing counseling for individuals applying for reverse mortgages
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Senate Bill 1541 empowers the Correction Ombuds to operate independently with expanded investigation capabilities.
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Bill aims to establish environmental accountability standards for the fashion industry in Massachusetts
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Bill permits Great Barrington Fire District to provide water for domestic use.
St. Joseph County, Indiana
Commission placed a beagle mix named Rocky on one-year probation after a September incident in which the dog bit a neighbor; owners described countermeasures they’ve taken.
Mundelein Village, Lake County, Illinois
Mundelein recognized Carl Sandburg Middle School's eighth-grade symphonic band after the group was ranked highest among middle school bands in Illinois at a competitive festival and performed at the University of Illinois.
Mundelein Village, Lake County, Illinois
A resident asked for updates on the proposed Ivanhoe development; village staff said talks with the developer and state and county transportation agencies are ongoing and that construction is unlikely before late 2026.
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Legislation allows applicants to seek criminal record erasure through the Department of Emergency Services
St. Joseph County, Indiana
A Granger dog owner appealed a dangerous-animal designation after an incident; the commission placed the dog on probation for one year instead of requiring a dangerous-animal permit, contingent on no further incidents.
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Legislators propose repeal of outdated sections of Malden city charter
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New provisions allow disciplinary action disclosure in collective bargaining agreements for corrections.
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Legislation designates Bridge Key 28737 in Easton as Honorable James F. Prendergast Memorial Bridge
Mundelein Village, Lake County, Illinois
Residents asked the village board about a proposed cannabis store at an unused Bank of America building; an acting official said the board has already issued the license, while residents urged relocation to an industrial area.
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Legislation creates Correction Ombuds to evaluate services and advocate for incarcerated individuals' rights
St. Joseph County, Indiana
The St. Joseph County Animal Patrol Commission approved two appeals allowing homeowners with less than 0.5 acres to keep chickens after animal control reported no complaints.
Mundelein Village, Lake County, Illinois
After a public hearing with no public comment, the Mundelein Village Board approved the annual appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year ending April 30, 2026, setting the village's legal spending limits at $94,805,000.
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Legislation enhances bankruptcy exemptions for homeowners and low-income individuals in Pennsylvania
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Legislators propose an Act to address issues with concrete foundations in Massachusetts.
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Bill requires officers to intervene and report excessive force incidents to supervisors
Garfield County, Colorado
After extended discussion about recruitment, overtime and frozen positions, the board approved adding five part‑time headcount, adjusted the sworn pay structure to create room at top of commander band, and authorized a donor/grant fund and budget supplement to establish a mounted‑patrol program.
Victoria County, Texas
County health staff told the court the combined state and federal tuberculosis prevention and control grant will see an approximate 5% reduction passed down from state allocations; the court approved a contract amendment extending the grant period into fiscal 2026 and noted staff will rework the budget allocations before the new fiscal year.
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New fund provides financial assistance for repairing concrete foundations damaged by pyrite.
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House bill mandates health care practice names on prescription labels for reproductive medication
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Bill establishes guidelines for protecting confidentiality in reproductive health services
Garfield County, Colorado
At its June 23 meeting the Garfield County Board of County Commissioners approved a package of formal actions: renewal of the county jail medical contract with CoreHealth LLC; an immediate ordinance and resolution banning certain fireworks; three sheriff’s office staffing and pay measures; and several smaller financial and licensing items.
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Legislation establishes confidentiality program for reproductive health service addresses in Pennsylvania
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Legislation allows late filing of grand list exemptions with reimbursement for taxes paid
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Working group to recommend legislative changes for remediation of deteriorating property foundations
Victoria County, Texas
County staff presented Phase I environmental site assessment reports from AD Environmental Services for two tracts under consideration: a 10-acre site for a mental health inpatient facility and a 20-acre tract for a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program regional safe room; the court received the reports for the record.
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House bill changes Inland Fisheries and Game Fund name to George L. Darey Fund
Victoria County, Texas
After receiving bids, commissioners authorized the county judge to enter an agreement with Beck, Wright & Sons Ltd. to replace about 50 culverts and improve drainage on Old Highway Road between Mercado Creek and Midway Road; the project uses local funds and the contractor was vetted for prior TxDOT work.
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Both towns may postpone real property revaluation if approved by their legislative bodies
Victoria County, Texas
The commissioners approved a memorandum of understanding with Victoria Parks Coalition to formalize volunteer donations at Patriot Park and accepted donated surveillance equipment and installation labor valued at $1,020 for Patriot Park from the Vietnam Veterans of America and VCS Security Systems.
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Bill imposes criminal penalties for providing false information in program applications
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Bill establishes grant program to address food insecurity among college students statewide
Garfield County, Colorado
CTSI presenters reviewed the CAP insurance pool's structure, coverage limits, Garfield County deductibles and 2025 premium, and asked the board for direction on timing for a broker RFP tied to the 2026 renewal.
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Legislation mandates registration and maintenance standards for vending machines dispensing nonlegend substances
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Legislation boosts funding rates for contracted developmental services providers by over six percent
Victoria County, Texas
Court approved the initial payment to Sedaptics Inc. to replace an outdated intercom system at the county detention facility; the project is required to meet inspection standards and improve safety, court members said.
Chaffee County, Colorado
The Chaffee County Board of County Commissioners met in executive session under Colorado law to discuss Colorado Springs’ water court application, then voted in open session to file a statement of opposition and authorized Chair P.T. Wood to sign it.
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Legislation updates definitions related to gambling devices and establishes confiscation procedures
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Lawmakers amend Title 42 to restrict service of process for reproductive health matters
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Bill mandates registration and reporting requirements for pharmaceutical marketing firms in Connecticut
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Bill creates loan reimbursement grants for health care providers and virtual education for aides
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Governor required to arrest fugitives unless charged with reproductive health crimes in Pennsylvania
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Legislation enables veterinarians to authorize supervised dispensing of prescription veterinary drugs
Victoria County, Texas
County staff said they completed a second countywide spray, described the adulticide and larvicide schedule and gave residents tips to reduce mosquito breeding; spraying is limited to unincorporated areas and constrained by temperature, wind and rainfall conditions.
Pueblo West, Pueblo County, Colorado
Parks staff won board approval for a resolution and agreement with RDR Construction LLC to build a 40-by-50 storage building at Lovell Park; the contract award totals $117,691.60 plus a $11,769.16 contingency.
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Regulatory Authority will assess service termination protections for medically protected utility customers
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Legislation restricts out-of-state peace officers from arresting individuals for reproductive health crimes
Victoria County, Texas
A county resident announced Victoria County will receive $2.5 million through TxDOT aviation as a rider secured by state Sen. Lois Kolkhorst; the money is earmarked for terminal design, the resident said during public comment.
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Legislation restricts prothonotary's authority on subpoenas concerning reproductive health care matters
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Bill creates special commission to identify revenue sources for wastewater infrastructure improvements
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Legislation establishes usage caps and review processes for low-income utility rates
Pueblo West, Pueblo County, Colorado
After a May 19 sewage overflow at Lift Station 1 damaged Coyote Trail Park, staff presented cleanup and repair estimates and the board approved moving repairs forward with funding from the wastewater fund.
Callahan County , Texas
Extension staff updated Commissioners Court June 23 on May–June agriculture programs, upcoming field days, and 4‑H competition results including a $10,000 scholarship award to a graduating senior.
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Legislation mandates notification and protections before terminating utilities for nonpayment
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Legislation clarifies human driver presence requirement for automated vehicle operations
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Legislation mandates 10% of funds for seawall maintenance and beach restoration in coastal areas
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State Bond Commission authorized bonds to reduce costs for energy hardship protections
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Bill expands aggravated assault definitions to cover municipal authority employees in Pennsylvania.
Callahan County , Texas
The sheriff told Commissioners Court June 23 that Callahan County currently houses 16 inmates among partner counties and that the department is short two dispatchers and one deputy.
Pueblo West, Pueblo County, Colorado
District lobbyists reported on the recently completed Colorado legislative session, telling the board they tracked hundreds of bills, lobbied on 19 of interest and helped pass, amend or kill measures affecting Pueblo West, including a vegetative‑fuel mitigation bill and corrections to a backflow-inspection proposal.
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Bill mandates annual reimbursement from general fund to fisheries and game fund for lost revenue
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New legislation ensures shared clean energy facilities allocate capacity to low-income customers and communities.
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Legislation protects licensure for individuals assisting with reproductive health care services
Pueblo West, Pueblo County, Colorado
Fire chief and staff reviewed the district’s vegetative-fuels mitigation program, explained the 28‑day notice process created by recent legislation and bylaw changes, and warned property owners that fines and liens are authorized after due process.
Callahan County , Texas
County facilities committee reported June 23 that exterior and interior finishing work at the courthouse and annex is ongoing, HVAC controls installed, furniture delivery scheduled but stored until elevator inspection is complete.
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Regulatory Authority directs electric distribution companies to create plans supporting clean energy initiatives
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Legislation creates office of outdoor recreation administered by an appointed director
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State Bond Commission to issue $30M in bonds for electric vehicle charging funding
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New law mandates pharmacy benefits managers to act with good faith towards health carriers
Callahan County , Texas
Commissioners accepted the proposed Callahan County Appraisal District budget June 23 after staff said the county’s certified tax base has more than doubled since 2020 and the appraisal district’s proposed budget totals about $40,000 less than the prior year.
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Legislation creates Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund to support outdoor programs and initiatives
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Courts establish programs for individuals charged with DUI violations to promote treatment
Pueblo West, Pueblo County, Colorado
Board members received site options, cost estimates and a funding update for a proposed indoor aquatic center and were told an assessment of the existing outdoor pool found damaged supply lines and a failed liner that will delay reopening this summer.
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Director to enhance outdoor recreation partnerships and access across Massachusetts
Callahan County , Texas
Callahan County approved a resolution supporting a HAVA grant application that could reimburse up to $42,500 for covered election-related expenses; the county’s share would be about $8,500 on an 80/20 split if the full amount is requested.
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Task force to identify drugs at risk of shortage and recommend mitigation strategies
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Law prohibits denial of addiction treatment coverage based on assessment results in health plans
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Bill establishes Driving Under the Influence Treatment Program and revises penalties for violations
Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas
The Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a temporary fireworks sales tent on a 0.52-acre RSF-4 property east of 5720 E. Huntsville Road; staff recommended approval and noted the sales tent would operate for one week around July 4 with temporary access and parking on an adjacent commercial property.
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Legislators form group to study pharmacist compensation by July 2025 for healthcare tasks.
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Legislation ensures DUI convictions remain on driver history despite expungement
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Bill allows easier conversion of vacant commercial buildings into residential units via summary review.
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Bill mandates updated surveys and management for recreational boating facility lease agreements
Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas
The Fayetteville Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for Laurie May to operate a small childcare center at 3406 West Buckeye Street; staff recommended approval after concluding the proposal met code standards for outdoor play area and compatibility with the residential neighborhood.
Callahan County , Texas
Commissioners approved the county's annual per-call contract with Citizens EMS June 23 and were told the service projects call volumes and bills the county only for calls actually answered.
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Bill allows automatic expungement of DUI offenses upon program completion in Pennsylvania
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Legislation mandates guidance and reporting for school districts on FAFSA compliance support
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Bill mandates a study on economic development with findings due by September 2026
Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas
The Fayetteville Planning Commission voted to forward a rezoning request for a 0.12-acre parcel east of 1228 Southwest Avenue from RMF-24 to Urban Neighborhood (UN) to City Council with a recommendation of approval; the commission rejected a motion to remove an offered bill of assurance that would limit the property to residential uses.
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Bill creates a grant program to improve existing housing stock across Pennsylvania
Callahan County , Texas
Callahan County Commissioners voted unanimously June 23 to reinstate a countywide burn ban after fire chiefs reported rapidly drying conditions, high winds and no rain in the forecast.
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Senate bill facilitates student financial assistance through the establishment of the FAFSA Trust Fund
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Bill requires Department of Education to report findings to legislative committees by 2026
Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas
Commissioners reviewed a draft program to offer partial financial protection to larger events that demonstrate economic and cultural impact, discussed pilot funding levels and scoring criteria, and asked staff to bring a refined proposal back in July.
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Bill requires students to submit FAFSA or MASFA before graduating high school
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Bill amends State Lottery Law to protect identities of large prizewinners.
Flagler County, Florida
Flagler County commissioners received a staff presentation on four animal‑control delivery options — including renewing the Flagler Humane Society contract, contracting Palm Coast for domestic animals, operating county services in‑house, or building a municipal shelter — and asked staff to return July 2 with detailed cost and timeline comparisons.
Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas
The commission approved a $28,302.90 contract with Roark Group to print 20,000 copies of a new visitor's guide and mailing envelopes, authorizing the interim CEO to finalize the agreement.
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Bill requires Oregon Health Authority to report health care findings by September 2026
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New fund assists districts with FAFSA submission efforts for students and families
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Higher Education Coordinating Commission must report findings on education by September 2026
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Legislation requires training on human trafficking awareness for teachers starting in 2025-2026
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Legislation establishes fund to assist economically disadvantaged students with FAFSA and MASFA completion
Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas
Staff reported strong early programmatic ad results, explained Arrivalist attribution data showing drive-market conversions, and described a one‑year city-funded pilot of Placer AI to estimate attendance at downtown events.
Flagler County, Florida
At a June workshop, Flagler County commissioners tentatively selected Michael Rodriguez, Scott McHenry and Sean Moylan for first‑round interviews for the county attorney post and set a tentative July 15 interview date with public meet‑and‑greet and group question session.
Potter County, Texas
Potter County Commissioners Court approved a revised contract with Burns Architect LLC for the Potter County Detention Center and authorized the county judge to sign it. A separate motion to issue an RFQ for an independent jail consultant failed for lack of a second.
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Legislation creates dedicated fund for conserving natural and working lands in the commonwealth
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Legislation adjusts bonding regulations for oil and gas well operations in Pennsylvania
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Bill allocates $148.77M from surplus to state retirement and higher education programs
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Bill seeks funding for the conservation and improvement of natural and working lands
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Executive office invests in parks and conservation projects in underserved neighborhoods
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Bill appropriates funds for scholarships, youth housing, and homelessness services in New Orleans.
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Bill amends enforcement rules for foreign judgments regarding reproductive health care services.
Fayetteville City, Washington County, Arkansas
The Fayetteville Advertising and Promotion Commission approved a written CEO transition policy and discussed onboarding steps for incoming CEO Ryan Hout, including an introductory public appearance at the July 28 commission meeting.
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State treasurer can issue bonds secured by the Nature for All Trust Fund revenues
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Bill authorizes $27.7M interagency transfer for motor vehicles technology upgrades
Astoria City, Clatsop County, Oregon
The council adopted a resolution and sent a letter urging continued operation of the Tongue Point Job Corps center as a federal pause and legal review over the program’s future continued to play out in court.
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Executive office allocates funds for land conservation and establishes oversight board
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Legislature designates May 12 for annual recognition of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
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Legislation directs federal funds for nursing staff pay increases at Louisiana veterans homes
Merrimack County , New Hampshire
County staff updated commissioners on a newly convened building committee and its timeline of meetings, including facility tours and Q&A, with the goal of an information package by December.
Astoria City, Clatsop County, Oregon
The council approved a resolution supporting a countywide pilot that would pair vacant second homes and short-term rentals with local tenants, with county and Placemate administering incentives to property owners; the pilot seeks roughly 40 properties over two years.
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Legislators propose amendments to ensure geographic equity in state housing development funding
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Amendment allows prosecution of life insurance offenses up to 20 years after discovery
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New bill directs appropriations for healthcare, criminal justice, and community development initiatives
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State funds $633,395 to enhance marketing efforts in business development program
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Law establishes registration requirements and oversight for pharmacy benefits managers
Astoria City, Clatsop County, Oregon
The council adopted a resolution approving Clatsop County’s request to redesignate and extend the existing enterprise zone, and it approved a small map amendment to keep the Astoria West area in compliance with state criteria.
Merrimack County , New Hampshire
County staff reported that a feared $1.5 million ProShare reduction did not materialize after state guidance; county increased private pay rates and reported census gains but said changes were modest.
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Lawmakers allocate funds for office space build out in Elections Program
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Property owners may apply for tax abatements due to pyrrhotite in foundation materials
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Legislation requires insurers to provide non-network coverage options at initial enrollment
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Legislators propose a bill focused on preventing and protecting against crumbling concrete.
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Bill enacts stricter penalties for aggravated murder of peace officers and military personnel.
Astoria City, Clatsop County, Oregon
The council approved a letter of intent committing $200,000 to the Copeland Commons affordable housing proposal to help close a financing gap for the 60-some unit workforce housing project; project staff say state wage determinations have reduced the planned unit count.
2025 House Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Louisiana Legislation Bills, Louisiana
New law enables legislature to approve vetoed bills for immediate effect.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation requires inspectors to inform buyers about pyrrhotite and pyrite in foundations
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Legislation defines specific aggravating circumstances for imposing the death penalty in Ohio
Bedford School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
The school board approved a summer hire for a kindergarten position. Trustees acknowledged the new hire's experience but used the vote to press administrators for clearer, district-wide guidance on hiring and personnel costs ahead of budget season.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Bill updates definitions and penalties for aggravated murder involving certain public servants
2025 House Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Louisiana Legislation Bills, Louisiana
State budget directs funds for non-congregate sheltering in response to hurricanes Ida and Laura
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislature requires detailed concrete mix design documentation from producers for state building code compliance
Astoria City, Clatsop County, Oregon
A proposed ordinance that would have allowed the city to restrict access to small groups of people defined as repeat offenders failed on a 3-2 vote after a months-long review and a lengthy council debate that split members over effectiveness and equity.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Bill outlines life imprisonment and death penalty guidelines for aggravated murder convictions
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Legislation amends unemployment rules to limit benefits to a maximum of 20 weeks
Bedford School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
Trustees questioned whether the term "restorative justice" should appear in the district's discipline policy, with some members calling for alternate wording or a clearer definition; administrators said restorative practices are in use and staff will return with revised language.
2025 House Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Louisiana Legislation Bills, Louisiana
Legislature approves various appropriations totaling $842,648,806 for local government support
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
New law provides financial assistance for repairing homes affected by pyrrhotite
Passed , House , 2025 Bills , Wisconsin Legislation Bills , Wisconsin
Legislature recognizes June as Dairy Month to honor Wisconsin's dairy industry contributions
Legislative Council, Interim, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
At a Legislative Council meeting, staff reported an exterior stucco refurbishment at the capitol, warned that some interim committees have struggled to meet quorums, announced a central drafting email (lcsdrafting@nmlegis.gov) and noted a recent youth legislature event; a senator raised broader restroom and safety concerns.
Merrimack County , New Hampshire
At the meeting the board approved a consent agenda, a 10% prosecution services increase, a security card-key contract, an education reimbursement, changes to the U.S. Marshals housing rate, and authorized entry to nonpublic session.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Section allows fee waivers for permits replacing foundations with pyrrhotite or pyrite minerals
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Department establishes funding mechanisms for districts participating in upcoming pilot program
Warren City, School Districts, Ohio
The Warren City School District Board of Education on June 30 approved a package of operational motions, including insurance renewals, salary table changes, acceptance of gifts and authorization to solicit statements of qualification for visitor‑bleacher renovations.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation permits lawsuits against contractors for property damage caused by illegal cement concrete.
Legislative Council, Interim, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Council approved a 4% upward adjustment of legislative pay bands consistent with recent state appropriations; current employees receive the 4% and remain eligible for annual merit increases up to 3%.
Bedford School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
The Bedford School Board unanimously voted to accept a $20,000 donation from Jersey Mike's to support Riddle Brook School activities; funds will be managed by the district finance office and used for playground and library improvements, staff said.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
New fund provides financial aid for repairing concrete foundations impacted by harmful minerals
Warren City, School Districts, Ohio
The Warren City School District board announced a four‑year grant that will fund professional development across three grade-band “mini‑brands” (K–5, 6–8, 9–12) and support a trainer‑of‑teachers model to sustain training after the grant ends.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Education department establishes a pilot program for small district community schools
Merrimack County , New Hampshire
The Board approved a 10% increase to fees charged to 18 towns for county prosecution services; commissioners debated the size of the subsidy, the history of past increases and whether a per-town/prorated approach would be fairer.
Legislative Council, Interim, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The council returned proposed code‑of‑conduct changes on legislative employees running for or holding elected office to the working group after members warned a blanket prohibition would exclude tribal, acequia and other local community officeholders and risk losing institutional expertise.
Legislative Council, Interim, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
Council adopted a policy creating a $2,500 discretionary budget per legislative district to cover mileage, per diem, supplies and limited office needs, and set July 1 as the start date for authorized travel; members raised equity concerns for large rural districts and procurement limits.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Legislation amends drug code to provide prescription readers for visually impaired patients
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill mandates public institutions not to consider familial relationships in admissions decisions
Bedford School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
Technology staff told the Bedford School Board the district's 10-year Chromebook-by-parent-purchase model increasingly creates filtering, management and equity problems; staff will return in July with options for locking devices, phasing out parent purchases, or district ownership and cost estimates.
Estacada, Clackamas County, Oregon
At the June 23 meeting the Estacada City Council approved the consent agenda (minutes and three resolutions) and adopted two ordinances: 2025‑005 amending business license regulations and 2025‑006 amending health and safety code language.
Legislative Council, Interim, Committees, Legislative, New Mexico
The Legislative Council approved work plans for interim committees, including out-of-town meetings and modest expert budgets, and authorized limited study-group funding tied to two memorials.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Legislation mandates that drug distributors provide prescription readers to visually impaired buyers.
Estacada, Clackamas County, Oregon
Mayor and staff announced the unexpected death of City Attorney Peter Watts and told the council staff will bring interim counsel options to the July 14 meeting and publish a request for qualifications for a permanent city attorney in September.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
House bill creates a Merrimack River Collaborative to enhance water quality monitoring and improvement.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Bill mandates conditions for prescribing antipsychotic medications under Medicaid managed care.
Erlanger City, Kenton County, Kentucky
On June 23, 2025, the Erlanger Board of Adjustment voted unanimously to approve a variance reducing the required side-yard setback from 10 feet to 5.19 feet so an existing parcel on Dixie Highway can be split into two tax parcels.
Estacada, Clackamas County, Oregon
Staff presented an assessment of Estacada's urban renewal area and asked council volunteers to form a small committee to study new boundary options. The report showed an increase in assessed value inside the district since 2007 and recommended outreach and project planning.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Senate bill mandates public colleges to accept AP scores of 3 to 5 for degree credit
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Ayers' proposal requires 10% of community preservation funds for coastal infrastructure maintenance
Manchester School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
At a public hearing the Board took comments (none were offered) and approved two $5,000 donations: one from Great New Hampshire Restaurant to support MST and one from the Franco American Center to support the French dual‑immersion program.
Manchester School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
District staff told the Board that Title I allocations decreased slightly and that Highland Gosselin, Smith and Greenacres no longer qualify as Title I schools under the federal formula; staff said nearby Title I schools will receive reallocated funds and principals will receive allocations July 1.
Estacada, Clackamas County, Oregon
City of Estacada planning staff previewed a proposed reorganization of the city's sign code at the June 23 council work session, proposing a step‑by‑step “how to” guide, a picture gallery of sign types and clearer definitions to distinguish temporary banners from permanent signs.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Medicaid covers prescription readers and prohibits prior authorization for certain medications
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill permits Cambridge to issue parking violation notices using advanced technology and mail.
Manchester School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
The Board approved COLA increases for non‑affiliated employees tied to the tax cap process after debate about state funding uncertainty and next year’s budget gap; board members asked for a finance work plan to prepare options should state aid change.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Legislation mandates background checks for all firearm transfers through specified channels
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill allows Rochester to retain fire chief Scott Weigel until age 70 under specified conditions
Silver Falls SD 4J, School Districts, Oregon
Trustees discussed revising policy DB (fund balance) to change the target from 10% of adopted revenues to a different percentage or to base it on the general fund. Members suggested a range, a trigger requiring board action before spending reserves and consultation with unions to build buy-in.
Manchester School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
The Manchester School Committee approved purchase of a districtwide two‑way communication platform (TalkingPoints) after discussion of translation features, integration with student information systems, funding sources and legal/liability concerns about teachers using multiple third‑party apps.
Greenville County, South Carolina
After an executive session to discuss competitive economic development matters, the finance committee approved Project AIM by motion upon reconvening.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Bill defines illegal firearm transfer penalties based on prior violations in Ohio
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New law requires updated safe driving courses for young drivers emphasizing rules and risks
Silver Falls SD 4J, School Districts, Oregon
Board discussed relocating the Community Transitions program from the Methodist Church back to district property (day care building) or to a downtown site at Trinity Lutheran Church. No final vote; board provided direction to staff to pursue options and consider student stability, ADA upgrades and costs.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Legislation mandates federally licensed dealers for unlicensed firearm transactions
Manchester School District, School Districts, New Hampshire
Superintendent Dr. Camille Daugherty told the Board of School Committee on June 23 that the district made measurable gains in college-and-career readiness and assessment results, expanded dual-language programming, and advanced several facility projects while noting ongoing budget pressures and next‑year planning.
Greenville County, South Carolina
Greenville County approved adding an Anderson County property to the Greenville-Anderson 2010 Multi-County Industrial Park, preserving access to incentives under the park framework.
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation allows DMV to deny licenses for odometer fraud convictions or related offenses.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Ohio Legislation Bills, Ohio
Legislation requires background checks for transfers between unlicensed individuals in Ohio
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Pennsylvania Legislation Bills , Pennsylvania
Bill section defines residency for incarcerated individuals in election redistricting.
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New legislation establishes electric bicycle classifications and safety requirements in Connecticut.
Erath County, Texas
The court authorized the county clerk to enter a software-as-a-service agreement with Tyler Technologies to migrate land records from a local server to a cloud system.
Silver Falls SD 4J, School Districts, Oregon
The board approved five-year contracts for Bethany Charter School and Community Roots Charter School. Revisions include notification requirements for hiring/terminations, record-sharing timelines, calendar alignment and a purchase clause for Bethany's lease property.
Greenville County, South Carolina
Greenville County approved transferring roughly 10.9 acres around Woodside Mill to a redevelopment partner to support potential affordable housing and community uses; planning, infrastructure and conservation constraints remain.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Pennsylvania Legislation Bills , Pennsylvania
Legislation mandates immediate parole for inmates completing motivational boot camp program successfully
Silver Falls SD 4J, School Districts, Oregon
Silver Falls School District Board of Directors unanimously approved the 2025–26 collective bargaining agreement with the Silver Falls Education Association.
Greater Albany Public SD 8J, School Districts, Oregon
The board accepted policy updates across several sections including I and J, approved new policy sections on administrators as a first read, and selected Sage Architecture to run a long-range facility planning process funded by TAP grants and remaining bond dollars.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation permits state agents to enter properties to prevent environmental violations.
Erath County, Texas
After receiving a single bid, the court approved a $252,900 contract with DFW Paving to perform overlay work in several locations in the Mountain Lakes area.
Greenville County, South Carolina
County council certified an old mill site near Whitehorse Road as an abandoned textile mill, enabling an affordable housing proposal from Hallmark Settlement Manor LP.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Pennsylvania Legislation Bills , Pennsylvania
Legislation updates selection duties for judges and departments in motivational boot camp admissions
Greater Albany Public SD 8J, School Districts, Oregon
The board voted to extend the superintendent’s contract by one year and approved a modest salary increase to roll into total compensation; the extension will be posted publicly per board members.
Erath County, Texas
The Commissioners Court authorized payment to cover disposal for two tire-disposal trailers, approving $3,000 per trailer after discussion of recent collection events.
Greater Albany Public SD 8J, School Districts, Oregon
Board approved insurance renewals after staff showed double-digit percentage premium increases driven by market conditions, workers' comp claims and limits on abuse/misconduct coverage; members said that upticks underscore the need for the district’s reserve.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill prohibits retailers from selling plastic bottles under one liter except for emergencies
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Section increases costs for carryout bags while supporting environmental initiatives.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation allocates grants for small businesses to minimize plastic consumption in the Commonwealth
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Pennsylvania Legislation Bills , Pennsylvania
Bill modifies criteria for inmate eligibility in the Department of Corrections boot camp
Greenville County, South Carolina
Greenville County certified a Keys Drive property as an abandoned building, allowing a local developer to pursue rehabilitation and new tenants.
Joint Technology Committee, YEAR-ROUND COMMITTEES, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Colorado Broadband Office told the Joint Technology Committee it must reopen federal BEAD rounds and revise criteria after NTIA issued policy changes, a move that will delay some projects, raise administrative costs and shift emphasis to lower‑cost technologies.
Greater Albany Public SD 8J, School Districts, Oregon
Finance staff added $556,000 in Title I appropriation to the district's proposed budget pending formal confirmation; district grant staff said Oregon Department of Education notified reductions affecting multiple equity grants.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill section restricts retailers from providing disposable food service ware without customer request
Greenville County, South Carolina
The finance committee approved a resolution to continue the existing Bowen Springs fire district millage at its current rate consistent with a state statutory cap.
Greater Albany Public SD 8J, School Districts, Oregon
During public comment, teachers and parents urged the board to revise blended-class plans created to absorb staffing reductions, saying class size and contract limits will harm instruction and risk family departures.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill mandates study on converting Moon Island sewage plant into fish and shellfish farms
Joint Technology Committee, YEAR-ROUND COMMITTEES, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
OIT and Legislative Council staff discussed how the Office of Information Technology bills agencies, the IT revolving fund balance and steps to avoid over‑collecting. Staff said the state will use the FY26 supplemental to lower a growing fund balance and that process changes should reduce recurring overcollection.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
New board includes public members to represent underserved communities and address environmental issues.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill section bans intentional balloon releases to address environmental concerns and pollution.
Greenville County, South Carolina
The finance committee approved a request from Cedar Mountain Volunteer Fire Rescue to increase the millage rate for the Caesars Head Fire Service area to fund 24/7 staffing and help pay for a new engine.
Greater Albany Public SD 8J, School Districts, Oregon
The school board voted to adopt the 2024–25 budget as revised by district finance staff, approving a $556,000 Title I appropriation and retaining an 8% operating reserve after debate about cutting it to free one-time dollars.
Joint Technology Committee, YEAR-ROUND COMMITTEES, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Legislative council staff told the Joint Technology Committee they revised the IT capital budget request template and plan stronger staff review, clearer questions and optional in-person quarterly updates to help the committee prioritize projects and spot recurring delays.
Portland SD 1J, School Districts, Oregon
Portland SD 1J's Policy Committee debated an amendment to the district ethics and conflict-of-interest policy that would restrict current board members from applying for district jobs, including whether to allow a school-based exception; the committee took no final action.
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon
City project manager said an Oregon Department of Transportation grant of about $1.9 million will fund the Ellendale-Levins intersection project; construction bids came in near $1.2 million and work is slated to begin July 7 with pedestrian improvements, signals, and a high reimbursement rate of 89.73%.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation establishes Nature for All Fund to enhance outdoor spaces and environmental goals
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon
Michael Piers, the city’s project manager, briefed the Public Works committee on June 23 about a slate of projects across Dallas, including completed park work, new trails, sewer lining, waterline replacement and school-area sidewalk and paving work.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
New chapter establishes definitions related to plastic and waste reduction in Massachusetts.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation directs funds for land conservation and debt service reimbursement for land protection bonds
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon
Deputy police leadership told the committee the department is currently fully staffed until Chief Simpson’s June 30 retirement, is recruiting to fill second-command, listed several fleet maintenance problems, and reported an increase in traffic stops and warnings in May 2025.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
New fund aims to enhance environmental conditions in low and moderate income communities
Euclid City Boards & Commissions, Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
The Euclid Board of Control authorized a $5,200 requisition from the general fund to Pro Tree Service for removal of an oak tree and stump grinding that interfered with planned work at the Rec and Wellness Center; city staff said multiple quotes were obtained and an on-staff arborist recommended removal.
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon
City fire and EMS leaders told the Public Safety Committee the department is operating with 15 full-time staff, accepted an Oregon State Fire Marshal staffing grant to fund two seasonal hires, and will host Chemeketa Fire Science interns this summer; a new ambulance is expected in August.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation creates dedicated fund to conserve natural and working lands in Massachusetts
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Senate bill aims to reduce the use of plastics and promote eco-friendly alternatives
Pratt County, Kansas
Representatives from the Council on Aging and the senior center asked Pratt County commissioners for updates on a planned city remodel that may affect kitchen operations and for information about statewide funding uncertainty affecting Friendship Meals; county staff said the timeline and scope were not yet finalized.
Euclid City Boards & Commissions, Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
The Euclid Board of Control approved a $7,136 requisition from the general fund to Faust Psychological Services to provide pre-employment psychological evaluations for new fire department hires through civil service procedures.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill updates terminology to replace outdated terms with respectful language for disabled individuals
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Department of Environmental Protection conducts outreach on non-flushable wipes in diverse communities
Portland SD 1J, School Districts, Oregon
Portland Public Schools staff presented annual performance frameworks for five district‑authorized charter schools, reporting enrollments, recent state assessment results, facility updates and ongoing equity concerns about demographics and data comparability.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislators petition for an Act to dignify individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities
Portland SD 1J, School Districts, Oregon
Portland SD 1J policy committee voted to recommend a lobbying registration policy to the full board that would post registrants on the district website but would not require ongoing expenditure reporting or an automated reporting system.
Pratt County, Kansas
County landfill staff said the state allowed acceptance of 307 tons of train-derailment debris that will not count against daily tonnage; recycling operations face staffing challenges and higher processing costs, and a vendor asked to rent roll-off space at the landfill.
Pratt County, Kansas
After a public bid opening, the county approved three vehicle purchases — a 2025 Camry LE, a Chevy Equinox RS, and a 2024 Chevy Malibu LT — awarding contracts after trade-in allowances and dealer fees were applied; all motions passed unanimously.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Senate legislation creates oversight commission for alternative compliance in port development projects
Euclid City Boards & Commissions, Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
The Euclid Board of Control unanimously approved a $403.34 change order to Royal Landscape Gardening from CDBG funds to complete final garden closeout work and perform rain-hardening measures.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation amends week designation to focus on employment for persons with disabilities
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
The Evansville City Finance Committee reviewed recommended federal allocations for CDBG, ESG and HOME programs, heard from more than two dozen nonprofit service providers and considered requests to restore or raise small line items amid overall HUD funding cuts and timeliness constraints.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Lawmakers update language to enhance inclusivity for individuals with disabilities
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut creates financial aid initiatives for students in accredited paramedic certificate programs.
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Ordinance F 20 25-09 appropriating HUD grant funds (CDBG, ESG, HOME) was adopted; city staff said HUD reduced CDBG by about $81,000 and HOME by about $56,000 for 2024–25, and the council approved several small intra-fund adjustments and amendments requested at the meeting.
Pratt County, Kansas
Developer described a collocated 200-megawatt battery energy storage system (BESS) to sit inside the company’s existing solar boundary, cited national safety codes, and asked Pratt County to consider a development agreement or zoning update to expedite permitting.
Euclid City Boards & Commissions, Euclid, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
At its June 23 meeting the Euclid Board of Control approved a requisition of $8,550 from the Community Development Block Grant fund to Infinity Home Services for a roofing assistance grant for a resident, who is also using the Edcor home improvement loan program.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Lawmakers revise language in General Laws to promote person-first terminology for disabilities
Montgomery County, Kansas
IT reported recent AT&T outage, a licensing change that raised email costs, county attorney server storage strain from large digital evidence files, work on a VOIP migration, cybersecurity proposals, and plans for remote ticketing/support and a virtual server CIP request.
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Ordinance G 20 25-12 amended was adopted to change the city travel expense policy from receipt-submission to per-diem allowances aligned with state rates; Controller Robert Gunter told council the change follows guidance from the State Board of Accounts.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill creates special funds for wildlife protection and enhancement in Massachusetts
Department of Motor Vehicles (TXDMV), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Committee members and TXDMV staff discussed draft rule text that would require dealers to remove plates at sale, allow limited transfers within the same vehicle class, require destruction or return of plates not transferred within 10 days, and set procedures for auctions, consignments, specialty plates and converter delivery.
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Substitute House Bill No. 7166 establishes tax credits for investments in certified projects
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill updates definitions to promote inclusive language regarding disabilities in state legislation
Montgomery County, Kansas
County fire leadership reported 396 calls from January through May, a Department of Interior award of $84,000 for slip-and-skid units, pending AFG grant results, training initiatives and new dispatch app MOAs authorized for signature.
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Ordinance G 20 25-13 amended was adopted to change stray hold periods (four days for dogs, three days for cats, 24 hours for community cats) and to waive daily reclaim fees for owners who purchase a spay/neuter voucher, city officials and shelter advocates said the change aims to reduce shelter overcrowding.
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation allows a tax credit for corporations investing in state-based research and development
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislators seek to create dedicated funding for recycling and waste reduction programs
Department of Motor Vehicles (TXDMV), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
TXDMV enforcement staff told the advisory committee that failed compliance reviews or other enforcement triggers could lead to loss of quarterly plate allocations or denial of access to plate systems; department officials said outcomes will be fact-dependent and that processes and timelines are being developed.
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Evansville Common Council adopted several rezonings Monday and continued a contentious rezoning request for 5001 Hirsch Road to July 14 while the petitioner and neighbors refine use-and-development commitments.
Montgomery County, Kansas
Commissioners voted to provide a letter of support for SEK CCAP’s Mogos countywide transit route and signaled they will review county budget help for a roughly $40,000 local match per route for July 2026–June 2027.
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislation directs grants to employers hiring individuals with intellectual disabilities, effective 2025
Hastings City, Adams County, Nebraska
To avoid missing federal grant deadlines, the council authorized the mayor and city attorney to sign documents accepting Federal Aviation Administration grant offers for an airport apron project; engineering and construction will include a local match.
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Council adopted Ordinance F 20 25-08 to authorize transfers, additional appropriations and re-appropriations across city funds, including hazmat cleanup inflows to fire small tools and equipment and reimbursements from INDOT and Community Crossings grants; officials detailed multiple departmental requests during discussion.
Department of Motor Vehicles (TXDMV), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
The Motor Vehicle Industry Regulation Advisory Committee on Monday reviewed proposed Texas Department of Motor Vehicles rule changes that would reshape how the agency allocates and distributes buyer license plates to motor vehicle dealers.
Cheltenham SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District directors described curriculum development, adoption of high‑quality instructional materials for certain grades, a switch in kindergarten math to 'Trapezium,' and the expanded use of FastBridge universal screening grades K–9.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislation creates collaborative to enhance monitoring and restoration of Merrimack River water quality
House Bills, Passed Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Law establishes guidelines for tax credits for qualified productions in Connecticut effective 2025
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislators amend law to allow warrantless entry for environmental protection inspections
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill clarifies definitions of addictive feeds and social media platforms regarding youth usage.
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
The Evansville Common Council adopted Resolution C 20 25-21 authorizing a $7,000,000 interest-free loan from the casino capital improvement fund to the fire department to start a city-operated EMS ambulance program; city officials said revenues from ambulance billing will repay the loan within about 2½–3 years.
Hastings City, Adams County, Nebraska
Council members and residents raised safety concerns about electric bicycles, scooters and one‑wheeled devices on sidewalks and streets. Staff said a draft ordinance is being prepared for future work‑session discussion but no policy was adopted at this meeting.
Cheltenham SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District staff described a two‑year plan to finalize a Portrait of a Graduate, including surveys, student focus groups, mentorship pilots and a planned student art contest to create a visual identity for the competencies.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
AG will create methods to verify if users are minors on social media platforms
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill establishes fund to provide grants for carbon sequestration initiatives in Massachusetts
West Linn, Clackamas County, Oregon
On June 23 the West Linn City Council approved the early renewal of the Axon body-worn camera contract as part of the consent agenda and councilors expressed appreciation for the police department’s program.
Hastings City, Adams County, Nebraska
The council approved two work orders to install underground electrical service and street lighting infrastructure for the Trailside Village single‑family subdivision. Staff explained how total project costs may be allocated across lots and confirmed street lighting is funded separately.
Cheltenham SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The Cheltenham School District administration flagged two errors in the consent agenda; the board corrected language on an educational services agreement and fixed the term length of the CASA Act 93 agreement to one year, then approved the consent agenda including high-quality instructional materials for math and science K–12.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Section 2 bans addictive feeds and nighttime notifications to users identified as minors.
Hastings City, Adams County, Nebraska
Ordinance 48‑02, amending the city code’s sign regulations and Small Wind Energy Systems provisions, passed unanimously. Staff said the changes clarify enforcement limits under state law and make temporary‑sign rules easier to apply.
West Linn, Clackamas County, Oregon
The West Linn City Council unanimously adopted the city’s 2026–27 biennial budget and related measures on June 23, 2025, including updates to the master fee schedule, certification to receive state revenue-sharing and state-shared revenues, a supplemental budget, fund consolidations and a $25,000 annual community grants allocation.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Bill sets five-year limitation for consumer debt claims and prohibits indefinite renewals.
Introduced, House, 2025 Bills, Massachusetts Legislation Bills, Massachusetts
Legislators propose Act to protect children from harmful social media content
Cheltenham SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The Cheltenham School District board approved the 2025-26 general fund budget and tax levy, a roughly $140 million plan that raises taxes by 3% to cover negotiated contracts, special education services and other district needs.
Hastings City, Adams County, Nebraska
The Hastings City Council voted 5-3 to reconsider and then approve Ordinance 47‑98, establishing term limits and restrictions on multiple appointments to city boards and committees after a divided, hour‑long debate.
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Bill requires written notice to consumers before supplementary debt collection actions
A Vision Zero planning grant has produced data-driven crash maps and a ranked "high injury network" for Wyandotte County, and staff presented proposed next steps to prioritize safety projects for adoption this fall.
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Public Act 25-160 establishes bleeding control training programs and kit installations in public areas
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New legislation establishes definitions and regulations under the Debt Collection Fairness Act
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
The board voted to approve the consolidated federal Title I–IV application and authorize staff to submit the plan. Presenters said the state has provided allocations for Title I and Title IV but Title II and Title III amounts remain uncertain; the board noted extensive stakeholder consultation and alignment with Cognia needs assessments.
The Public Works and Safety Standing Committee approved a resolution authorizing the Unified Government to apply for a U.S. Department of Justice Community Policing Development microgrant — up to $175,000 and requiring no local match — to expand the police department’s homeless outreach work and quarterly outreach events.
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Bill reform limits interest rates on consumer debt collections and prohibits imprisonment for non-payment
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Legislation creates commission to develop a state grant or loan program for flood-prone properties
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
A board committee recommended reappointing Brent Renberger to one of the Derby Recreation Commission board seats the education board fills; committee cited continuity with upcoming projects.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
Meeting members canvassed June election returns, reporting 431 absentee returns, 1,130 day-of-election ballots and 25 spoiled ballots; the board called the roll and recorded ayes to certify the canvass.
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
The board approved increases to the district’s latchkey (before/after school care) fees and added a $10 late-payment fee; increases vary by service tier and were presented after a fee-comparison review.
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Legislation tackles firearm transfers and establishes security grants for schools
The Public Works and Safety Standing Committee approved repealing four outdated Unified Government code sections that conflict with a 2015 state law; staff described the changes as a housekeeping action and said law enforcement has not enforced the local provisions since the state amendments.
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Legislation permits Fairhaven to appoint retired police as special officers for various duties
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Legislation authorizes special firearm permits for trained security officers in Connecticut
KILGORE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees passed a motion extending the district’s depository contract with Origin Bank for the 2025–26 school year and 2026–27 fiscal year and approved the consent agenda including minutes and financial reports.
Larimer County, Colorado
Larimer County officials and the Early Childhood Council of Larimer County (ECCLC) used a June 23 work session to walk commissioners through a proposal to put a 0.25% sales tax on the November ballot that supporters say would generate about $28 million annually for early childhood services.
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Legislators propose an act for crumbling concrete prevention and protection in Massachusetts.
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
The board approved a $10 increase to substitute teacher pay, raising the daily rate to $130 and the long-term substitute rate to $175 per day.
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Legislation mandates security employees to obtain special permits to carry firearms on duty
KILGORE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board members discussed district enrollment decline, possible causes including family departures amid immigration concerns, and noted that Pathways Academy may help retain existing Kilgore ISD students.
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Legislation creates fund to aid homeowners with deteriorating concrete foundations affected by pyrrhotite
KILGORE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board members were updated on the annex renovation, Pathways Academy preparations and the district’s plan to move special‑education offices into a renovated annex; trustees were told the annex will not house students and that furniture and fiber connectivity are scheduled in July.
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New law automatically releases bail bonds upon defendant's admission to diversion programs
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
The board approved a $66,310 purchase for 190 iPads and cases for the special services department to support student use, paid from the special education fund.
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Lawmakers approve measures for financial assistance to owners of pyrrhotite-affected properties
Fallon County , Montana
Fallon County commissioners voted to remove a member of the county shooting-range advisory board after the member admitted dismantling a privately-owned flag stand without permission; commissioners appointed replacements and a new member to complete the term.
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Bill mandates age restrictions and eligibility checks for long gun purchases in Connecticut
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Legislation requires contractors to submit concrete mix design details to building inspectors
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
The board approved transferring remaining supplemental general fund budget authority of $503,539.46 into the special education fund to cover expenses until special education funding is received in October.
KILGORE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board members received a construction update on the new Kilgore High School and related Career and Technical Education (CTC) facilities, discussed moisture and abatement work, and approved a vendor quote of $89,607 to install intruder‑resistant window film.
Fallon County , Montana
After an on-site inspection, commissioners authorized RosA Engineering to perform a design and stake survey to lower a vertical curve with a blind approach on Ismay Road South; county road crews may carry out the final grading depending on the design and easements.
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New law mandates law enforcement to trace seized firearms and report to federal authorities
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Legislation restricts pistol transfers and sets stricter background check requirements.
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
KSDE audited the district’s enrollment. The district’s final audited funding counts are 9,061.2 FTEs for general education and 1,437.7 special education FTEs; special education FTEs dropped 11.1 while overall audited FTE rose by 56.9 compared to the prior year.
Fallon County , Montana
The commission approved a new IT director job description and a phased pay adjustment that moves the existing IT employee to a higher step now and to the requested market level within a year.
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Legislation allows Northfield fire chief to continue employment despite maximum age limit
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The board accepted first readings of updates to several policy sections — operational services, procurement card limits, accounting audits, facility management, student conduct and medication administration — and in some cases allowed the first reading to stand as the second reading as well.
Fallon County , Montana
Commissioners agreed to reduce a requested $20,000 capital outlay for courtroom and office furnishings and instead approved $12,000 for a mix of chairs, a desk, AV and office supplies while directing staff to inspect existing chairs before finalizing purchases.
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
Administrators presented the RISE curriculum — a restorative, tiered behavior-support program for students removed from regular classrooms — outlining training, restorative circles and a three-year cost estimate of $55,600 to $97,225 depending on support days used.
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Legislation creates a sick leave bank for James Caruso at the Massachusetts Department of Transportation
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State Bond Commission authorizes bond issuance to support school security competitive grant program
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
Administrators and the board discussed discrepancies between USDA, KSDE and a revised nondiscrimination statement that references gender identity; staff will consult KSDE counsel and the state attorney general before signing the program agreement.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The board awarded the district's transportation services contract to Johannes Bus Services for multiple years with planned annual rate increases and an option to extend for two additional years.
Hammond City, Lake County, Indiana
A resident urged the council to treat a proposed AI data center with skepticism, citing high water and electricity use and suggesting external expert review. She thanked a council member for asking questions at prior meetings.
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The new fund provides financial assistance for repairing concrete foundations affected by pyrite.
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Commission on Fire Prevention and Control appointed to enhance fire safety in Connecticut
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Secretary of housing to lead group on regulatory changes for foundation deterioration solutions
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The board held a public hearing and adopted the district's fiscal year 2025‑26 budget on June 23; staff presented a summary of beginning fund balances, revenues and expenditures and said year‑end figures met targets.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
At the June 23 board meeting a parent urged Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40 to reclassify and better compensate school nurses, saying nurses are lifelines for students with chronic illnesses and are currently paid like paraprofessionals.
Derby, School Boards, Kansas
The Derby Board of Education approved revisions to the Derby High School student handbook, including a ban on cellphones during parts of the school day, in a 4-3 vote after extended discussion about implementation and future 'bell-to-bell' options.
Cypress City, Orange County, California
Cypress City Council appointed new members to the Recreation, Senior Citizens and Traffic commissions and approved revisions to the boards and committees policy manual; the council also removed a senior commissioner for excessive absences and filled her seat with an alternate.
Hammond City, Lake County, Indiana
The Common Council approved resolution 25‑R‑17 to grant a waiver of noncompliance for a tax abatement regarding Park 24 Hammond Lehi and amended the motion to include a public hearing on July 14; several residents expressed concern during public comment.
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Legislators propose An Act relative to crumbling concrete foundations in Massachusetts
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Bill updates representation on the Underground Storage Tank Petroleum Cleanup Fund Administrative Review Board.
Cypress City, Orange County, California
A resident near a mobile home park told the council his mother‑in‑law is considering leaving her home because of unexplained night‑time noise and vibration; staff said the planned sewer system video evaluation covers only a portion of the system for state compliance and that staff has been unable to locate the source so far.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
Audit of the draft articles identified several transcription-derived clarity and identification issues (speaker name spellings, garbled numeric phrases, unclear policy numbers). Each was corrected or clarified in the final revision where possible; outstanding items noted for verification against official meeting minutes and documents.
Hammond City, Lake County, Indiana
Ordinance 25-13 appropriating $577,830.53 from the operating balance for parks and special events and Ordinance 25-14 appropriating $20,897.92 from the innkeeper’s tax fund for event advertising passed final reading 7–0.
Cypress City, Orange County, California
A compact listing of formal motions and outcomes recorded at the June 23 Cypress City Council meeting, including consent calendar, district renewal, budgets, CIP and commission appointments.
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New section clarifies definitions of attract, harvest, and scientific research for marine organisms
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
A parent and district resident urged the board to reclassify and raise pay for licensed school nurses, citing reliance on nurses for children with chronic conditions and pointing to Rock Island School District as an example.
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Bill updates fishing regulations to manage marine species and establish coast-wide standards
Hammond City, Lake County, Indiana
Ordinance 25-12, reclassifying parcels commonly known as 600–170 Seventh Street and 626–170 Seventh Street from C1 to C4, passed final reading 7–0 at the Hammond Common Council meeting June 23.
Cypress City, Orange County, California
The City of Cypress adopted balanced fiscal year 2025–26 budgets for the city and the Cypress Recreation and Park District and approved a $37 million first‑year capital improvement program and a contentious pilot to streamline some routine CIP approvals. The pilot drew a 3‑2 split amid calls for more public review.
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Secretary of housing may receive federal funds for homeowners' foundation repairs exempt from taxes
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Bill mandates the establishment of a system to manage natural area preserves in Connecticut
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
During the consent agenda the board approved multiple routine items including the consolidated district plan required by the Illinois State Board of Education, a clinical experience agreement with Monmouth College for student teaching, and a slate of policy revisions set for first reading.
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New policy board will address illegal sales and monitor cannabis industry developments
Teton County, Idaho
Teton County commissioners approved a set of infrastructure and service items June 23, including an emergency HVAC compressor purchase for a county facility, a curbside collection rate increase, design authorization for transfer-station upgrades and a road change order to remove unsuitable subbase material.
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Bill facilitates temporary reissuance and transfer of commercial fishing licenses under specific conditions
Hammond City, Lake County, Indiana
The Delta Institute told the Hammond Common Council it will work with Hammond parks to create an urban forestry plan, inventory trees in the Second and Third Districts, remove 10 hazardous trees and plant 200 trees through December 2026, with community engagement.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The Board of Education awarded a multi‑year contract for student transportation services to Johannes Bus Services, approving a three‑year contract (with a two‑year extension option) that includes a 9% rate increase in the first year and 5% increases in the following years as presented in the bid award.
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New law requires tobacco sellers to obtain dealer's license from Revenue Services
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Legislation revises definitions of atomic energy and radioactive materials for regulatory clarity
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Legislation requires dealers to verify customer age and maintain financial records for inspections
Salina, Saline County, Kansas
At its June meeting the Lower Smoky Hill Water Supply Access District reviewed Kansas Water Office–provided estimates, authorized publication of the 2026 budget public-hearing notice and discussed a large downstream tree-and-debris deposit at Kanopolis Lake and options for removal.
Winchester Town, Litchfield County, Connecticut
The Winchester Planning and Zoning Commission nominated and elected Will Platt as its new chair on June 23; outgoing chair George Claussen was thanked for years of service.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The Board of Education held a public hearing and approved the district's fiscal-year 2025–26 budget and related resolution by roll call after no members of the public offered comments during the hearing.
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New commission will study funding sources for wastewater infrastructure in southeastern Massachusetts
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Legislation establishes comprehensive regulations for tobacco cannabis and hemp products in Connecticut
Salina, Saline County, Kansas
The City Commission approved an ordinance to increase maximum lot coverage in the R-2 multifamily residential district from 35% to 40%, saying the change aligns zoning with modern housing sizes and supports infill development.
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Bill amends definitions of individuals with developmental disabilities in Massachusetts law
SPLENDORA ISD, School Districts, Texas
At a June 23, 2025 special meeting, the Splendora Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 5-0 to select Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc., as program manager for work tied to the district's 2025 bond, covering Junior High School No. 2, support services, the Splendora High School auditorium and related renovations.
Winchester Town, Litchfield County, Connecticut
Winchester Planning and Zoning Commission scheduled public hearings July 14 on a set of regulatory updates: draft helipad regulations (accessory uses and hours), clarifications to fence rules in the Highland Lake district, definitions for manufactured/mobile homes, and updates to Appendix A (use table).
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New division oversees licensing and compliance checks for cannabis and hemp products statewide
Salina, Saline County, Kansas
City commissioners approved a supplemental development agreement with Salina 2020 to allow use of downtown TIF and other local funds for a $1.6 million shade structure on Ash/Santa Fe and related parking work.
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Legislation allows voters to challenge permit approvals in small municipalities through referenda
Alcoa, School Districts, Tennessee
The Alcoa City Schools Board of Education voted unanimously June 23 to grant tenure to Kelsi Laverdiere after a recommendation from Incoming Director of Schools Jake Jones; the board recorded the motion and a unanimous vote but the minutes show an earlier approval date that appears inconsistent with the meeting date.
Winchester Town, Litchfield County, Connecticut
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved an updated official zoning map including North Main Street rezones and corrections to previously‑approved parcels; the commission set the map’s effective date for July 15, 2025, to allow for publication and the appeal period.
Salina, Saline County, Kansas
The city authorized staff to self-perform phased improvements at the Salina Police Department building and to award contractor bids for specialty trade work; staff described a series of interior reconfigurations to move evidence storage, expand training and improve locker and briefing-room space.
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Senate receives report on 205 CMR 3.00 harness horse racing regulations from Massachusetts Gaming Commission
Jefferson County, Idaho
The board approved a $2,800 purchase to replace the engine on an aging Toro zero-turn mower used at Jefferson County Lake after staff said a full replacement would cost substantially more.
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Commission revises racing rules to improve horse safety and clarify ownership responsibilities.
Salina, Saline County, Kansas
The City authorized the city manager to execute property/casualty insurance with Travelers and Chubb, accepting a lower combined premium but noting coverage differences and limits between the carriers.
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New legislation mandates dealer registration and compliance checks for tobacco product businesses
Winchester Town, Litchfield County, Connecticut
Winchester Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special permit allowing Ash Heating and Cooling to convert an existing deli into office and storage space for HVAC operations at 277 North Main Street under the town’s nonconforming‑use rules.
Salina, Saline County, Kansas
City commissioners on June 23 signaled consensus on a proposed 2026 budget plan that includes a 2% cost-of-living adjustment and 2% merit pool for employees, recommends several outside-agency funding levels and opts to keep the property tax levy at the state-defined revenue-neutral rate.
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Gaming Commission integrates USTA Rules with state regulations for horse racing oversight
Jefferson County, Idaho
The county’s self-funded health plan reported elevated aggregate stop-loss levels for the current year, driven by higher-than-expected combined claims and several high-cost cases. Staff outlined prescription cost pressures — including GLP-1 drugs — and said they would review renewal proposals and potential program adjustments.
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House bill creates independent office to analyze and research climate issues in Massachusetts
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Bill section enforces safety protocols and employee compliance for harness racing associations
Denver (Consolidated County and City), Colorado
The City Council unanimously adopted proclamation 25-0923 designating June 2025 as Pride Month, with councilmembers and community leaders emphasizing support for LGBTQIA+ and transgender residents amid renewed national debates over rights and healthcare access.
Jefferson County, Idaho
Planning and zoning staff reported sending 252 notices about obstructions and encroachments in county rights-of-way, including fences, rocks, landscaping, and unauthorized buildings; staff said many property owners have begun corrective action.
Winchester Town, Litchfield County, Connecticut
Winchester Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special permit for a landscaping/construction yard at 103 Reardon Road and required the dumpster enclosure details shown in the applicant brochure be submitted for the file.
Denver (Consolidated County and City), Colorado
Denver City Council approved council bill 25-0703 to change zoning for a roughly 16‑acre portion of the Shops at Northfield to CMX-5/CMX-8, paving the way for up to eight‑story mixed‑use development and requiring a high‑impact development compliance plan with 10% of units income‑restricted at 60% AMI for 99 years.
Jefferson County, Idaho
The board approved a zone change for property owned by Daniel Hahn. The applicant described a phased approach: initial homes and shop work followed by later commercial development of the frontage; commissioners approved the ordinance while noting the applicant plans to return for commercial rezoning of frontage later.
Winchester Town, Litchfield County, Connecticut
Winchester Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special permit for a mixed‑use project at 165 Torrington Road, adding vehicle sales and service as authorized uses and requiring clarified site dimensions and a dumpster enclosure design for zoning officer approval.
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Legislation provides grants for drinking water and lead service line infrastructure improvements
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Governor can request issuance of bonds for water infrastructure up to $1 billion
The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon
The Dalles City Council heard an annual operations report from Jacobs on the wastewater treatment plant, discussed a digester failure and renewable-energy study, and authorized Amendment No. 2 to the OMI operations contract not to exceed $1,498,464.
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Bill provides capital for lead pipe replacements and wastewater system upgrades
Jefferson County, Idaho
The board approved an ordinance rezoning the area of impact around Ryrie largely to residential R-5, preserving a preexisting heavy-industrial designation for Idaho Pacific property.
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Legislation creates dedicated fund to support water infrastructure improvements in Massachusetts
Denver (Consolidated County and City), Colorado
The Denver City Council voted 9-4 to adopt resolution 25-0713 renewing a contract with The Salvation Army to operate Crossroads, a 24/7 low-barrier emergency shelter, after hours of questioning about staffing, donated supplies, reported incidents and city oversight.
Jefferson County, Idaho
Jefferson County commissioners discussed a proposed $600,000 county contribution to a newly formed ambulance district. After debate about timing and budget sources, commissioners directed staff to return with a modified agreement and tentatively discussed splitting funding between ARPA and next fiscal year budget.
Llano City, Llano County, Texas
The Llano City Council adopted Resolution R2025-18 to authorize signatory access and designate staff for the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) HOME program grant administration and system access.
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Legislation establishes fund for lead pipe replacement and stormwater infrastructure upgrades
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
Public commenters raised concerns about homelessness response and housing placements, police interactions with unhoused residents, cybercrime and troubling probation interactions; they asked the city to improve outreach, communication and resources.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
The commission approved a Class C beer‑on‑sale license for Little Jimmy’s and a Class W wine license for Sahara Nail and Head Spa after committee review; the Liquor Control Board was split 2‑2 on the salon application.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
City staff recommended and the commission approved updates to floodproof construction policy, removing a 2014 41‑foot elevation requirement, reverting to FEMA base flood elevation plus two feet, and authorizing staff to seek renewal of Fargo's FEMA basement exception.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
Finance staff walked the committee through a new state property‑tax revenue cap calculation (greater of base‑year or adjusted levy plus 3%), explained volatile state shared revenue projections and said staff will run budget workshops to align expenses with constrained revenue.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
After multiple complaints and repeated nonaction by the owner, the commission declared a longtime vacant structure dangerous and set a timeline for repair or city‑ordered demolition, with costs assessed to the property.
Jefferson County, Idaho
County staff raised concerns that a recent interpretation by the Idaho Department of Water Resources of Senate Bill 1083 may prevent new subdivisions approved after July 1 from irrigating lawns with domestic wells, prompting plans to pursue mitigation and buy surface water rights.
Llano City, Llano County, Texas
The Llano City Council approved Resolution R2025-17 to add authorized signatories for the 2024 Texas Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program grant agreement CDM24-0038 so city officials beyond the city manager can execute grant-related documents.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
Solid waste staff proposed a $1 increase to both recycling and garbage (combined $2/month) and a $6 per‑ton increase in landfill tipping fees to $57 to cover rising equipment, contract and construction costs; staff said the current landfill has about 17 years of capacity and highlighted gas‑to‑energy and crushed‑glass reuse programs.
Llano City, Llano County, Texas
The council approved submitting a water contract application to the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) to pursue additional diversion rights after a study recommended securing more supply.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
The City Commission approved the 2025 program of projects for federal transit funds (Section 5307) and separate capital awards under Sections 5310 and 5339, including mobility management and bus equipment purchases.
Milford Board of Selectmen, Milford, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
At its June 23 meeting the Milford Board of Selectmen voted to deny 10 property tax abatement applications, including one from the Crosby House condominiums at 159 Elm Street, and to deny four petitions under RSA 75:11 seeking residential treatment for properties in commercial or industrial zones.
Reynoldsburg City Council, Reynoldsburg, Franklin County, Ohio
After reviewing Central Ohio rules and complaint histories, Reynoldsburg City Council on June 23 asked City Attorney Anthony Shook to draft ordinance language to regulate backyard chickens and assigned Council Member Savani to work with him on details.
Bridgeport, Wise County, Texas
Mayor Randy Singleton read a proclamation declaring July 2025 Parks and Recreation Month and the city’s human resources director announced the 2025 employee award winners and tenure recognitions at the June 23 council meeting.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
Staff updated the finance committee on a planned parking study and an upcoming request for proposals (RFP) for a parking management company, saying rate structures and digital payment options will be evaluated later this year.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
A city briefing reviewed Fargo’s 2025 legislative work — focused on tax reform, infrastructure and transit — and urged a formal bill‑positioning process and continued engagement during interim studies.
Fargo , Cass County, North Dakota
City staff reviewed downtown and neighborhood property-tax incentive programs, tax increment financing districts and public-private parking partnerships, saying incentives helped unlock development but raising questions about fiscal impacts under a 3% county cap on tax growth.
Bridgeport, Wise County, Texas
At its June 23 meeting, the Bridgeport City Council approved a consent agenda that included minutes from June meetings and an appointment to the Library Advisory Board; council took no public comment and dispensed with a scheduled executive session.
Llano City, Llano County, Texas
The Llano City Council voted to table proposed changes to the city organization chart until the new city manager is in place, after extended discussion about adding a code compliance position, pay scales and general fund shortfalls.
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
Competitive bids for the Altra sports and aquatic center came in well under estimates. Council authorized proceeding with the next bid package and asked staff to analyze expansion options for courts and to provide a prioritized cost plan for Red River BMX improvements; council also requested more financial detail before committing to expansions.
Milford Board of Selectmen, Milford, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
The Milford Board of Selectmen voted June 23 to approve increases to the town's police detail billing and pay structure, raising the officer hourly pay to $60 and establishing a $80.50 billing rate for officers covered by New Hampshire retirement.
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
The city authorized contracting for design and bidding to permit customer‑funded 'bump outs' at 1550 South 40 Eighth Street that GE Vernova needs to move long wind‑turbine blades, and authorized review of lease modification or separate agreement for cost pass‑through.
Routt County, Colorado
Routt County presented a certificate of appreciation to volunteer Paula Gregory for launching and leading the county’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT); officials said the team trained volunteers and was activated during the 2021 Muddy Slide evacuation.
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
Council received a technical and legal update on the Red River Valley Water Supply Project, including concerns over local control, Lake Ashtabula/Thompson Acre water rights and uncertainties in firm yields; staff and consultants recommended targeted technical and administrative work before final nomination and financial commitments.
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
After interviews with three firms, a five‑member panel recommended Grand Sky to manage the Hive incubation/innovation space and the Growth Fund committee approved starting negotiations pending cost proposal opening at JDA.
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
The Grand Forks Growth Fund Committee approved a combined EDA RLF loan of $325,000 and a JDA FlexPace loan of about $74,892 to Vertical Malt to support equipment and working capital for a 20,000 sq ft Grand Forks facility.
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
The city extended a letter of intent for Northern Plains Nitrogen. Company representative said project scope was simplified and capital cost cut to just over $2 billion, and an investment banker has been retained to raise funding; the company said investors require assurance of water supply before committing.
Candia BOS Audio, Candia, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Candia selectmen and residents discussed ideas for local observances of the nation's 250th anniversary in 2026, including fireworks, parades, a possible June 27 event and the need for volunteers and funding.
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
On June 23 the Grand Forks City Council awarded multiple construction contracts, accepted funding and approved special‑assessment district amendments for utility and street projects; awards were generally to the low bidders and voted unanimously.
The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon
City manager reported the establishment of an incident management team for Rowena fire recovery, coordination with Wasco County and the Red Cross, receipt and processing of about 36,000 gallons of septic materials, and that an upgraded Q Life Wi‑Fi system helped residents stay connected during the emergency.
Candia BOS Audio, Candia, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
The Henry W. Moore School in Candia was named the 2025 New Hampshire K–8 School of Excellence; the board recognized Principal Becky Wing and school staff and read a governor's commendation during the June 23 meeting.
Candia BOS Audio, Candia, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
The Candia select board voted to give employees a half-day on July 3 and keep town offices closed on July 4; the recycling center will receive scheduling accommodations, the board said.
Routt County, Colorado
Residents reported that off‑highway vehicle users are not heeding signage at Hans Peak and that law enforcement has issued warnings rather than tickets; commissioners asked staff to check with the sheriff’s office about enforcement and ticketing practices.
Lake Washington School District, School Districts, Washington
The Washington State Auditor's Office issued an unmodified (clean) opinion on the Lake Washington School District’s 2023–24 financial statements and federal compliance, the district reported June 23, noting no current findings or material weaknesses and that a prior alternative‑learning documentation issue was resolved.
The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon
The Dalles City Council on June 23 adopted a supplemental budget adding $50,000 in transient lodging tax revenue for Northern Wasco County Parks and Recreation and moved FAA grant revenue from the airport fund to the city’s capital project fund as directed by audit findings.
Routt County, Colorado
Routt County commissioners directed staff to research a county lodging‑tax option allowed under recent legislation and return with details on affected lodging types, revenue estimates and possible exemptions for small operators.
Lake Washington School District, School Districts, Washington
At the June 23 meeting the district described how it redistributed staffing after reverting high schools from a seven‑period day to a six‑period day: about 21 full‑time equivalent positions were reinvested, with school‑by‑school choices to reduce class size, add AVID and multilingual sections, and expand credit‑retrieval and elective offerings.
The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon
Columbia River Insurance told the council municipal insurance rates have flattened after years of increases; city staff and the agent discussed a large claim related to the wastewater digester and the city's favorable multi-year loss ratios in the CIS program.
Routt County, Colorado
Routt County housing officials reported a prescreening launch for the Cottonwoods homeownership project and a likely partial state funding recommendation to upgrade water and sewer at Whitehaven mobile home park.
Routt County, Colorado
Routt County commissioners will consider ratifying a chair‑drafted letter to Sen. Mike Lee’s committee expressing concerns about a reconciliation package provision that could allow disposal of federal public lands; a separate county resolution is also planned for the next meeting.
Milford Board of Selectmen, Milford, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
At the June 23 meeting the Milford Board of Selectmen conditionally approved a charitable exemption for the Harley Sanford VFW pending an inspection, authorized use of an online municipal auction service to sell a surplus fire truck, accepted a revised LED lighting contract, and tabled a PILOT extension until contract dates are clarified.