What happened on Tuesday, 09 September 2025
Naperville CUSD 203, School Boards, Illinois
The Naperville School District 203 Board of Education on Sept. 8 received an annual discipline briefing showing most students had no referrals, restraints and time-outs declined, and a small share of students accounted for a large share of incidents.
Pleasant Valley Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
Local advocates and Bettendorf Police leaders told the Pleasant Valley Community School District board Thursday that a November referendum would fund a 40,000-square-foot police station and 15,000-square-foot garage, citing space, evidence handling and training shortfalls at the department’s current facility.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Dallas secures 100M fund for affordable housing by leveraging 6M in trust fund.
McCracken County, Kentucky
Officials at the McCracken County Fiscal Court opened their Sept. 8 meeting with extended memorial remarks for Steve Doolittle, the county's longtime public employee who died earlier in August; speakers recounted his decades of local service and described his legacy in planning, emergency management and county operations.
Trophy Club, Denton County, Texas
Councilors and staff reviewed a draft policy to create a uniform process for naming and renaming town facilities, discussed criteria for honoring individuals and donors, and directed staff to convert recommendations into an ordinance for future council consideration.
Chaffee County, Colorado
Chaffee County commissioners approved carrying forward the county�s 2025 private activity bond (PAB) cap of $1,344,400 for potential affordable-housing use in 2026, with staff to prepare required notice and documentation to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
School division officials told the board a cybersecurity incident under investigation by state and federal authorities disrupted access to some systems; teachers reverted to paper-based instruction while IT works to restore services.
Chaffee County, Colorado
Chaffee Housing Authority and project partners requested a waiver of building and processing fees (up to $32,000) for a 33-unit AMI-restricted affordable housing project. Commissioners continued consideration to Sept. 16 to allow the county time to develop a consistent approach for similar requests and to give the project's grant application time
Chaffee County, Colorado
The commissioners set a public hearing for Oct. 7 on a service plan seeking formation of a metropolitan district for the historic Cleora subdivision. Staff said the county will review legal and financial materials and may seek an external financial review; the hearing date allows the applicant to begin required public notice.
Ottumwa Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The Ottumwa board approved a first reading of multiple board-policy updates—largely wording or definitional changes—based on legislative changes and guidance from the Iowa Association of School Boards.
North Spencer County Sch Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The board readopted a residency‑verification policy intended to document students' proof of residency for calculating annual daily membership (ADM); the policy was readopted as presented and the motion carried.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The court approved routine cash transfers and voucher claims and recorded the August 2025 transient room tax distribution totaling $395,230.68 with amounts to local tourism and convention entities as shown in the docket.
Chaffee County, Colorado
The board considered a request to reallocate $88,000 of common-ground funds for a mastication project in Droney Gulch tied to a Colorado State University forest-resiliency effort. The Citizens Advisory Committee recommended additional review because of concerns about invasive-species management; the board voted to table the amendment for further
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House bill amends sexual assault evidence collection act to enforce child abuse reporting.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
The Mecklenburg County personnel committee voted unanimously to add two IT positions to address cybersecurity and routine support gaps identified in a staffing analysis.
Chaffee County, Colorado
Chaffee County commissioners described a proposed ballot question to raise the lodging tax by one percentage point, directing revenue to road and bridge, public safety, municipalities and recreation. No formal resolution was adopted but commissioners framed how estimated revenue would be distributed and urged public discussion.
North Spencer County Sch Corp, School Boards, Indiana
District staff updated the board on remaining capital projects: playground installations at NC Haines and Montreal, a pipe issue delaying Lincoln Trail work, and utility disconnection and asphalt work at Christie Elementary with anticipated October completion.
Ottumwa Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The board approved buying the district's postage machine outright for $8,500, which staff said represents a $3,500 saving compared with previous five-year leasing costs.
North Spencer County Sch Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The school board approved $27,630 to replace fire‑alarm panels and repair detectors and pull stations at the CTE building and middle school after storm damage; the high‑school repairs were deferred.
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Legislation amends tax code to support ongoing tourism promotion funding in Pennsylvania.
Chaffee County, Colorado
After a lengthy public hearing with dozens of speakers, the Chaffee County Board of County Commissioners voted to adopt a package of technical amendments to the county�s new land use code. The board approved creation of a Wildlands Resource Preservation zoning district, the renaming of the PCR zone to "backcountry," removal of maximum building-
McCracken County, Kentucky
The court approved purchase of a 2025 Dodge Durango V8 for the McCracken County Sheriff's Office through a state price contract and authorized treasurer payment; the purchase replaces a totaled vehicle and completes a purchase order.
North Spencer County Sch Corp, School Boards, Indiana
School social workers Amy Temple and Katie Strange told the board about counseling services, caseload sizes and a student peer‑helper program that provides informal support and referrals for mental health needs.
Chaffee County, Colorado
Dozens of residents urged Chaffee County elected officials on Tuesday to adopt stronger protections for people in county buildings after an August 19 interaction between county deputies and federal immigration agents that led to the detention of a local resident and left her child behind.
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Section establishes licensing requirements for various social work and therapy professionals
Ottumwa Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
In a superintendent report the board was told about window-replacement proposals for three north-side elementary schools, a $300,000 Wapello County opioid grant over five years, a Sept. 22 target for the high-school gym opening and other construction and fundraising updates.
McCracken County, Kentucky
McCracken County authorized a CAFO insurance grant application for OSHA compliance consulting and approved three subrecipient agreements with local behavioral‑health and public‑health providers for FY2026, with amounts recorded in the court minutes.
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Legislation creates board to oversee licensing and conduct for social workers and therapists
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Board grants reciprocal licenses to out-of-state social workers and therapists under set conditions
Boulder County, Colorado
The board voted to go into executive session for legal advice and negotiator instructions under Colorado open‑records law and separately, as the Housing Authority board, to discuss specified real‑property parcels; the meetings were scheduled for Wednesday 09/10/2025 at 1 p.m.
Cape May County, New Jersey
County Engineer reported resurfacing schedules for multiple roads, encasement work on Avalon Canal Bridge nearing completion, and demolition of Marshallville Road Bridge scheduled for next week with a prefabricated replacement expected in early November.
McCracken County, Kentucky
McCracken County Fiscal Court awarded a cooperative‑purchase contract to Miracle Recreation of Kentucky and Tennessee to supply two age‑related playgrounds at Long Oak Park; court approved authorization for contract signing and payment.
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Legislation requires five-year waiting period for reinstating revoked social work licenses.
Ottumwa Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The district reviewed an offer to join a multi-district legal action over PowerSchool's 2020 data breach and voted not to participate after questions about demonstrable damages and legal costs.
North Scott Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
Board authorized publishing and bidding timeline for the replacement of the wrestling facility roof after internal and independent reviews recommended a full roof overlay; bids will be opened on the 18th and returned for board consideration on the 22nd.
Boulder County, Colorado
BCHA staff presented the 2026 annual plan, administrative plan revisions driven by HOPMA, and a Moving to Work supplement proposing streamlined utility allowances, extended voucher search periods and deferred medical‑deduction software changes until 2027; commissioners approved both hearings to proceed.
Cape May County, New Jersey
Commissioner Morey reported Phase 1 of the county’s Ad Hoc Committee on Homelessness is fully implemented and Phase 2 is about to begin; the Homelessness Trust Fund Advisory Board expressed thanks for county efforts during public comment.
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Legislation allows board to impose penalties for unlicensed practice of therapy professions
Ottumwa Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The Ottumwa Community School District board voted to approve five overnight travel trips for sixth- through ninth-grade students in the Evans and Liberty travel program, with fundraising plans to ensure affordability.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The fiscal court approved the promotion and designation of Steve Irvin to a county administrative role effective Aug. 31, 2025, and authorized signing of related documents and pay; the appointment was recorded on the court docket.
North Scott Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
Administrators outlined the District Career Academic Plan (DCAP), workplace learning, a new career-navigation tool and ongoing FAFSA outreach; presenters cited a DCAP score rise and set targets for college- and credential-related outcomes.
North Scott Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The Northside School District Board of Education voted to adopt a three-year strategic plan and asked staff to finalize action cards and a dashboard tying goals to responsibilities and measures.
Cape May County, New Jersey
The Board adopted Capital Ordinance 3-2025, providing $2.5 million for Veterans Cemetery upgrades and $1 million to Ocean City for a gateway entrance project; the ordinance passed after public comment during the second reading.
Boulder County, Colorado
The Boulder County Board of County Commissioners approved acquisition of the 127-acre Creekside property near Lyons for $3.6 million; Parks & Open Space staff said the purchase protects an unprotected stretch of South St. Vrain Creek and includes temporary leases of two houses to the sellers through June 30, 2026.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
Principal Meredith Johnson outlined Lewis and Clark Elementary's use of BAR (benchmark assessment and response), professional learning communities, intervention groups and an "engagement lab" funded initially with ESSER funds to support student learning and social-emotional development.
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Section mandates public access to records of licensed social workers and therapists in Pennsylvania
McCracken County, Kentucky
McCracken County Fiscal Court opened its Sept. 8 meeting with tributes to Steve Doolittle, a longtime city and county official who died shortly before the court's Aug. 25 meeting; officials described his decades of local planning and government service.
Cape May County, New Jersey
The Board tabled Resolution 493-25, which would have awarded a contract for entrance improvements at the Cape May County Park & Zoo, after commissioners requested a site walk-through and additional time to review recently provided plans; one commissioner recused.
The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon
Mid Columbia Community Action Council staff told The Dalles City Council on Sept. — that the agency continues to expand shelter, transitional housing and utility-assistance services across Wasco, Hood River and Sherman counties and asked the city to remember that commitment as the council adopted a proclamation naming September 2025 as Hunger Action Month.
Cape May County, New Jersey
The Board of County Commissioners approved a memorandum of agreement with the Delaware River & Bay Authority to allow construction of a public-use hangar at the county airport while residents and commissioners continue to press for more information about a recent lease nonrenewal and operational costs.
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House bill amends stalking laws to impose mandatory minimum sentences for repeat offenders
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
The board approved a consulting agreement with Schatz & Associates LLC to continue external support for district leadership and superintendent development; several board members praised the consultant's work.
Galesburg CUSD 205, School Boards, Illinois
At a District 205 school assembly, staff members were publicly recognized for direct support to students, including a Lombard Middle School employee who helped a student with severe anxiety and a Steele life-skills teacher praised for classroom systems and parent communication.
The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon
City staff presented a consolidated ordinance to update rules for mobile food vendors and transient merchants, drawing public comment about sidewalk safety and charity feeding programs. Council discussed timelines for land-use changes and directed staff to return Sept. 22 with revisions; no ordinance vote was taken.
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Legislation creates a tax credit for certified teachers on eligible classroom expenses.
Morgantown, Monongalia County, West Virginia
At a pinning ceremony, the Morgantown Fire Department promoted new firefighters, honored personnel awards and heard new Chief Gary Freshour urge change to retain staff and rebuild cohesion after recent turnover.
Bristol, School Districts, Tennessee
At a Sept. 9 called meeting, the Bristol Tennessee Board of Education voted to waive attorney-client privilege and release an independent summary report that board members said clears Director of Schools Annette Tudor and HR Director Jen Padilla of wrongdoing.
Town of Sellersburg, Clark County, Indiana
The town scheduled a fall clean-up (dumpster) week Oct. 6–11, weekly yard-waste pickup beginning Oct. 13 through mid-December, and several community events including a Brass Rabbit market Oct. 4; a preconstruction meeting for utility relocations was also announced.
Town of Sellersburg, Clark County, Indiana
Jacoby Toombs and Lands / Prime AE reported 14 of 24 permanent easements and 28 of 33 right-of-entry agreements obtained for the Sunflower Valley Water Project; in-person meter inspections found no lead; the INDOT 31 West utility relocation drew the lowest bid at $1,150,000 and contract documents are ready for town signature.
Town of Sellersburg, Clark County, Indiana
Town staff described a series of Indiana Department of Transportation projects along State Road 60 that will close an exit and require culvert replacements; residents and some council members said they were not notified in advance and urged better communication.
Arapahoe County, Colorado
Community Resources proposed a $4 million initial investment and $1 million annual allocation to expand and preserve affordable housing, to be administered through the county housing authority; staff also proposed a 10-year strategic housing plan and described how prior ARPA and HUD funds were used.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
The Williston School Board voted to send a set of NDSBA-derived board policies back to the governance committee to reconcile them with the district's current governance model and update language or fold items into the new governance policy book.
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Bill seeks to amend election procedures for filling vacancies in the General Assembly
Morgantown, Monongalia County, West Virginia
At a pinning ceremony, Gary Freshour was sworn in as chief and multiple firefighters were promoted. Freshour used the event to highlight retention challenges, recent administrative turnover, training efforts and a pending grant for an arson dog.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
A representative from Constituting America presented a free civics program to the Williston Board; the nonprofit offers a classroom presentation, student contests and teacher resources at no cost, and the board asked district administration to evaluate how the program fits in local curriculum.
Somerset County, New Jersey
The Somerset County commissioners approved a slate of youth council appointments and appointed Shelley Bell to the Board of Social Services in roll-call votes during the public meeting; motions to approve multiple resolution blocks carried unanimously where recorded.
Arapahoe County, Colorado
County staff described a proposed Housing Stability Services program that would combine rental and mortgage assistance with one-to-one case management, requested $1.2 million for financial assistance and staff, set aside $200,000 for vulnerable populations and estimated serving about 240 households if funded.
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Legislation allows local authorities to designate roads for snowmobiles and ATVs
Somerset County, New Jersey
The county proclaimed September 2025 Healthy Aging Month and county aging services described programs including senior centers, a friendly visitor program, caregiver support and a centenarian celebration.
Llano City, Llano County, Texas
Council gave staff direction to reopen the citizen collection station (CCS) an additional day, explore a resident discount with verification and to reallocate corresponding budget lines; staff will report back with implementation details and potential master-fee changes.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
District athletics and activities director reported increases in registrations across middle- and high-school programs, new middle-school offerings and national competitions; the board accepted the monitoring report as meeting its expectations.
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Bill amends tax code to exempt compensation for individuals under eighteen years old
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
State health officials from the Health Care Access and Information office outlined a stakeholder-driven plan, provisional timelines and baseline funding assumptions for California's application to the federal Rural Health Transformation Program during a statewide webinar.
Somerset County, New Jersey
The Somerset County Board of County Commissioners proclaimed Sept. 25, 2025, as Save a Life Day and heard that the county and a national volunteer network are expanding naloxone (Narcan) distribution and training, including a donated public distribution box.
Llano City, Llano County, Texas
Council members debated whether to keep mowing in-house, add staff, or contract out parts of parks maintenance, and directed staff to seek a cemetery-only bid while preserving interim staffing levels.
Somerset County, New Jersey
The county commissioners proclaimed September 2025 as Healthy Aging Month, highlighted senior services such as senior centers and a friendly visitor program, and invited nominations for centenarians to be celebrated.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
The board approved a motion allowing the superintendent to obtain a title opinion for a parcel involved in a proposed land swap with the Parks and Recreation District as part of a mini-golf/park project; staff said the swap would align ownership with current use.
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Bill updates definitions and allows courts to restrict social media access in abuse cases
Llano City, Llano County, Texas
At a budget workshop, council staff presented multi-year water-rate scenarios and asked for direction on aligning rate increases with when expenses are incurred; staff recommended a two-year phase-in to meet Water Development Board covenant requirements while limiting immediate revenue impacts.
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
HCAI and SOAR presented statewide rural health data and identified workforce, health IT and maternity care among the main challenges; officials asked stakeholders to provide facility‑level data to refine the state proposal.
Somerset County, New Jersey
The Somerset County Board of County Commissioners proclaimed Sept. 25, 2025, as Save a Life Day and heard from a presenter about local naloxone distribution efforts, a donated naloxone-dispensing box and plans to expand outreach and training.
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House bill updates support liability and adds provisions for alimony relief during protection orders
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
HCAI and the State Office of Rural Health laid out how California will pursue federal Rural Health Transformation Program funds, including an application timeline, an equal-share baseline allocation and a competitive second tranche; officials stressed the federal funding is not meant to replace recent Medicaid cuts.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
Superintendent and school principals reported higher enrollment across the district, leaving some elementary classrooms over target; district and school leaders said new school construction should relieve pressure but temporary room shortages mean class sizes will remain elevated this year.
Sparta Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Finance staff requested authority to short-term borrow up to $2.5 million from the City of Sparta for cash-flow needs; the board voted to send the borrowing resolution to the full board, 6–0 with one member absent.
Mason County, Washington
Utility staff reported results of an audit of 465 Belfair commercial sewer accounts under county code and recommended adjustments that would increase annual sewer revenue by about $70,000; staff will notify affected customers and implement changes with the 2026 rate year.
Mason County, Washington
Utility staff asked commissioners to approve credits totaling about $2,021 for two Beards Cove accounts with large leaks and requested authorization to procure a replacement pump at the Beards Cove facility to preserve service redundancy.
Somerset County, New Jersey
Commissioners and county staff highlighted investments in Raritan Valley Community College and the county vocational-technical school, noted WIOA grant insertions into county revenue and a workforce development contract for $2,042,244.05; many items were placed on the Sept. 23 consent agenda for formal action.
Mason County, Washington
Sheriff's office staff updated commissioners on jail staffing (19 custody staff, 3 CSOs, nine vacancies), recent bookings, a contraband shank found during a shakedown, litter‑crew work and various patrol staffing updates and major incidents.
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Legislation revises definitions of intimidation related to sexual violence and harassment.
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House Bill 1844 mandates in-person medical evaluations for chemical abortions in Pennsylvania
Mason County, Washington
WSU Extension staff told commissioners the county will lose SNAP‑Ed funding statewide effective Nov. 30 and summarized 4‑H summer programming and outreach; WSU staff requested continued county partnership and noted plans for MOA renewal.
WILLISTON BASIN 7, School Districts, North Dakota
The Williston Public School District 7 board approved its preliminary 2025-26 budget after administrators reported higher revenues driven by enrollment gains and the end of a local TIF district; the budget increases a tuition levy, removes a special reserve levy and adds a few staff positions while keeping most expenditures conservative.
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Legislation mandates male, female, or coed designations for public school athletic teams
Sparta Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
District staff said facility-project design work continues and announced a public workshop the evening of Oct. 21 to present updates and collect feedback; a new one-pager for families will be posted this week.
Mason County, Washington
Mason County's noxious weed program requested that the board place an interagency agreement with the Washington State Department of Agriculture (contract K6082) on a future action agenda; the agreement provides $25,000 for knotweed control in selected waterways.
Somerset County, New Jersey
At the Sept. 9 work session, commissioners said nearly $50,000 in opioid-settlement funds have been awarded to nonprofits, the county has distributed over 1,000 Narcan kits and a resolution to participate in national opioid settlements was added to the agenda for formal adoption.
Sparta Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
District finance staff outlined a preliminary budget showing a projected $1.1 million operating shortfall, explained revenue drivers and three debt-levy options; the board directed staff to use a $7.00 mill-rate figure for upcoming public finance materials and scheduled a finance workshop.
Mason County, Washington
Representatives from the Washington State Auditor's Office briefed Mason County commissioners on planned accountability, financial statement and federal single-audit work covering Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2024, including a focused review of ARPA (Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund) spending.
Mason County, Washington
County staff reported the juvenile facility failed a required sprinkler inspection and needs head replacements (estimate $8,571). Separately, Pacific Security notified the county it will begin collecting sales tax on security services effective Oct. 1, 2025, which the county estimates could add roughly $33,000 annually to security costs.
Mason County, Washington
Staff reported Mason County was awarded a WASBIC grant to expand two co‑responder positions; the county’s portion (about $38,000) will be covered by the county's Treatment Sales Tax and the sheriff will contract with OARS while the health department will administer the subrecipient agreement.
Mason County, Washington
Public Works presented proposed updates to the county fee schedule to add development review fees ($100–$200 range) for plan and drawing review and noted substantial SEPA mitigation costs associated with Circle by Belfair development.
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Legislation requires physicians to ensure informed consent 24 hours before performing an abortion
Mason County, Washington
Utility staff reported a review of 465 Belfair sewer accounts that identified about a 55‑ERU net change across commercial accounts; staff proposed updating ERU assignments and sending affected customers letters, with an estimated annual revenue increase of roughly $70,000.
Westfield, Hamilton County, Indiana
At its Sept. 8 meeting the council approved minutes and claims, adopted two annexation‑related ordinances and a PUD, approved bond/lease authority adjustments and recognized the Westfield Police FOP Labor Council. The parking ordinance was tabled pending corrections.
Supreme Court , State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, North Dakota
The North Dakota Supreme Court heard arguments in State v. Travis Dean Bell over whether two implied‑consent statutes (NDCC 39‑20‑01 and 39‑20‑01.1) should be read together and whether a breath‑test advisory given by a trooper was coercive; the court took the case under advisement.
Mason County, Washington
County water staff requested the Board review two leak‑credit requests under Mason County Code 13.34 (threshold: over 10,000 cubic feet) and seek approval to procure a replacement pump for Beards Cove water system; requested credits are $851.50 and $1,169.50.
Burlington Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board voted to adopt the Wisconsin DPI special-education model forms, policies and procedures manual for the 2025-26 school year, a routine annual approval required by state practice.
Mason County, Washington
The sheriff’s office reported progress filling custody vacancies, a jail population of 57 (with five housed in Nisqually), and an incident in which a sharpened piece of metal taken from a medical brace was discovered and the subject charged; the office also described litter‑crew work and patrol staffing updates.
North Scott Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The board approved the monthly bill list totaling $323,218.29, including a $24,745 payment to BMW Design for Regional Innovation Center signage, $6,227 to Minco Supply for nursing supplies and $11,674 to the city for a school resource officer contract quarter.
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Bill mandates creation of materials explaining Commonwealth's abortion laws and related medical care.
Mason County, Washington
WSU Extension staff briefed commissioners on summer activities, announced that federal funding reductions will end SNAP‑Ed in Mason County on Nov. 30, and introduced Fallon Taylor, the new 4‑H coordinator.
Somerset County, New Jersey
County officials presented resolutions Sept. 9 authorizing applications and acceptance authority for state environmental and public-health grants, including up to $500,000 from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection under the County Environmental Health Act.
Mason County, Washington
Mason County’s noxious weed program requested the Board place an interagency agreement with the Washington State Department of Agriculture (contract K6082) on the next action agenda; the grant provides $25,000 for knotweed control over 2025–2027.
Mason County, Washington
Representatives from the Washington State Auditor's Office briefed the Mason County commissioners on the three audits planned for the 2024 fiscal year: an accountability audit, a financial statement audit and a federal single-audit that will review coronavirus state and local fiscal recovery fund spending.
Sparta Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Sparta staff reported enrollment, activities and survey results for the WIN after-school program, detailing sites served, student counts, clubs and parent feedback; no formal board action was taken.
Ottumwa Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
The district approved a purchase agreement to acquire city-owned park land for a proposed baseball and softball complex; the agreement includes a $1 purchase price if used for athletics, payment of the survey by the district, and reversion terms.
Burlington Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Board policy committee presented first readings of multiple policy updates across administrative, personnel, student and technology policies; committee recommended conducting background checks on all seven board members for volunteer activities in district schools.
Westfield, Hamilton County, Indiana
City staff and Avison Young presented a market study showing strong regional white‑collar job and office demand; consultants recommended downtown Westfield as the near‑term opportunity for high‑quality, mixed‑use office space while Grand Park could be a longer‑term candidate.
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Nursing board may revoke licenses for fraud, criminal activity, or unsafe practices
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Nursing board must issue licenses despite certain criminal convictions under specified conditions
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
The board approved bringing two classroom‑flooring replacement projects (Weddington Hills and Cox Mill elementary) to the consent agenda; staff said the new no‑wax flooring carries a long warranty and reduces custodial time.
Somerset County, New Jersey
The board added an award of contract to Pave Right Inc. for the Washington Valley Park access road, not to exceed $946,496.30; county staff said paving may not occur this year depending on weather and when the contractor submits required documents.
Burlington Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The superintendent updated the board on the start of the school year, noting students who represented the high school at the HOSA International Leadership Conference and a summer science camp, staff CPR instruction, Narcan training, and completion of district phone and PA-system upgrades.
PLANO ISD, School Districts, Texas
Administrators presented draft goals tied to the districts strategic pillars, House Bill 3 targets and recently adopted AE (local) policy, including MAP-based growth targets, a CCMR goal of 91% and attendance and staffing objectives for 2025-26.
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House Bill 440 establishes procedures for investigating nursing violations and imposing disciplinary actions
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Facilities staff requested board approval to award a repair contract to address foundation movement, water intrusion and electrical damage at the Concord Middle School field house.
Westfield, Hamilton County, Indiana
The Westfield Common Council voted 6–1 on Sept. 8 to table a proposed parking ordinance that would set on-street and garage rates, time limits and enforcement procedures for downtown Westfield, including the soon-to-open Union Square parking garage.
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Board actions protect confidentiality during investigations of licensed healthcare professionals
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Finance staff explained a proposed successor agreement with Public Consulting Group that removes an evergreen renewal clause and keeps current pricing terms for up to three years with optional extensions.
Burlington Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The district's Community Education Department reported nearly 2,600 participant enrollments across camps and classes and roughly $220,000 in revenue, highlighted summer rec attendance, peewee camps, youth leagues, and a 28-page summer activity guide mailed to households.
PLANO ISD, School Districts, Texas
Plano ISD officials told the board the districts fall snapshot showed about 43,905 students, down roughly 2,646 from last year, and described efforts to locate no-show students, reconcile enrollment codes and boost attendance.
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Emergency act preserves confidentiality of nursing-related criminal records and limits access.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
The finance director previewed a new line‑item exhibit showing Fund 2 revenues, object-level expenses and encumbrances to help trustees track local (operating) dollars.
Somerset County, New Jersey
A Somerset County resident criticized the timing and communication of a county bridge repair that began Aug. 18 on a school bus route, saying the project’s 30-plus day timeline will disrupt students and families; county officials said an unexpected, deeper water main delayed work and acknowledged communication could have been better.
Burlington Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board voted to accept a PTO-funded replacement playground at Waller Elementary, approving a purchase and installation package not to exceed $37,317; buildings-and-grounds will demo the existing unit.
PLANO ISD, School Districts, Texas
Three outside attorneys addressed the Plano ISD board during the public-comment period on agenda item 7.11, each urging the board to award the districts delinquent-tax collection contract to their firm. The transcript records no board decision on the item during the meeting.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Policy committee recommended edits to several policies removing DEI‑related wording in response to federal guidance; board members requested further review and some asked to move the items to action next week for fuller discussion.
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Bill amends corporate powers to support memorial maintenance for first responders and veterans.
Somerset County, New Jersey
A Somerset resident criticized the county for beginning bridge work Aug. 18 that he said will last more than 30 days and disrupt a major Franklin Township school-bus route; county officials acknowledged communication gaps and cited unexpected utility issues that delayed the project.
Burlington Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The school board approved a parameters resolution to participate in a pooled tax and aid anticipation note program to cover short-term cash-flow gaps; the loan will not exceed $2.6 million and the maximum interest rate in the resolution is capped at 6%.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Cabarrus staff asked the board to approve buying 7,215 Lenovo Chromebooks from the state contract to refresh sixth- and ninth-grade devices and move the district back toward a regular multi‑year replacement cycle.
Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa
The Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees voted to accept a working-group recommendation to offer the executive director post to the leading applicant, subject to a satisfactory background check and agreement on salary; trustees debated transparency rules after a recent state law limited disclosure of external applicants.
Farmington City, San Juan County, New Mexico
Council discussed a proposed ordinance to sell the lot of the old public health building to San Juan Regional Kidney Care LLC; the council set final action for Sept. 23 and did not take final action at this meeting.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
The commission approved applications for state fire grants to buy apparatus and build three regional training structures and approved an MOA with the New Mexico Health Care Authority to participate in an ambulance supplemental payment program that the department estimates would net about $1.16 million.
CROWLEY ISD, School Districts, Texas
The board pulled a proposed resolution on Senate Bill 12 for further review and adjourned to executive session under Texas Government Code to deliberate filling a board vacancy; it returned to open session without announcing an appointment.
CROWLEY ISD, School Districts, Texas
The Crowley ISD Board of Trustees voted to adopt the 2025–26 tax rate unchanged from 2024–25, keeping the district's debt levy at 50 cents per $100 of assessed value while the state provides hold-harmless protections amid lower local appraisals.
Farmington City, San Juan County, New Mexico
Council approved publishing a proposed ordinance to authorize sale of approximately 1.13 acres to Tres Ninos LLC; the purchase agreement itself had been approved on the consent agenda.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
District staff described a continuous-improvement school planning process tied to district priorities and previewed the school improvement plan approval timeline for October.
Ouray County, Colorado
The board unanimously adopted Proclamation 2025‑016 recognizing September 2025 as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and urged support for local coalitions and prevention measures.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
County staff asked commissioners to authorize application to the Water Trust Board for up to $24.3 million to construct a main wastewater line, upgrade a lift station and expand the county wastewater treatment plant; commissioners approved the application resolution.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
District staff outlined steps, timeline and criteria to redraw the Coltrane Webb STEM Elementary attendance boundary for a replacement school opening next year and said legacy Beverly Hills students will be offered priority.
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa
Meeting participants approved two resolutions to appoint paying agents and authorize issuance of a $2,200,000 taxable general obligation bond and a $5,000,205 general obligation bond, and amend the tax levy to pay the bonds.
Farmington City, San Juan County, New Mexico
The council voted to publish a proposed ordinance to amend the Electrical Code Advisory Commission so one member slot designated for an electrical-company employee is changed to an HVAC company representative, at the mayor's request.
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa
A resident, Tom Pape, addressed the council during public input to follow up on a fire-lane no-parking issue on private property, saying he met with the fire chief and fire marshal, found no written documentation of violations, and that requests for mediation and an extension were denied.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
After executive session the county attorney asked the board to authorize settlement agreements resolving Santa Fe County’s claims against Purdue Pharma and several secondary opioid manufacturers; commissioners approved both resolutions in open session.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
At the start of the meeting, Bill Dillo of Ames Town and Gown announced the season-opening concert by the Beijing Guitar Duo on Friday, Sept. 29, with a 6:30 p.m. pre-concert presentation and a 7:30 p.m. performance.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
District officials presented state school performance grades showing gains in proficiency, growth and graduation rates and highlighted schools with large year-over-year improvements.
Farmington City, San Juan County, New Mexico
City staff presented logo options to mark Farmington’s 125th anniversary and the nation's 250th; councilors indicated consensus for option No. 3 to be used on banners and materials next year.
Santa Fe County, New Mexico
The Board of County Commissioners authorized the chair to retain an independent attorney to investigate county management decisions that led to denial of access to county facilities at 102 Grant Ave for a Fiesta event on Sept. 2, 2025. The board moved the item after an executive session and limited the scope to access policies and county rules.
Ouray County, Colorado
Following a closed executive session, the board unanimously advanced seven candidates to first‑round interviews: candidates 5, 9, 11, 31, 36, 37 and 38, and set next steps in the recruitment process.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
City of Ames Commission on the Arts staff reviewed deadlines, eligibility, funding limits and reporting requirements for fiscal-year annual grants and spring special project grants, highlighting required hearings, submission rules and a 75% cap on COTA funding for special projects.
Farmington City, San Juan County, New Mexico
Farmington city staff presented a simple, adaptable brand for the new Market Pavilion at Gateway; councilors signaled consensus to proceed and staff said a ribbon-cutting is anticipated in late October.
Friendswood City, Galveston County, Texas
Council approved purchase and installation of a memorial bench at Friendswood Veterans Memorial to honor former Police Chief Robert "Bob" Wieners and discussed possible additional recognitions at a future retreat.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Facilities staff said the Concord Middle School field house has a 6.5-inch wall deflection caused by soil/hydrostatic pressure and water damage; the district requested board approval to award a repair contract to stabilize the foundation and replace damaged systems.
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa
Public Works recommended and council approved a contract award to Jasper Construction Services for the 20 Sixth Street Southwest over Prairie Creek bridge deck overlay project; bids ranged from $224,554.01 to $422,215 and the department recommended the low bidder.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
A commission subcommittee presented proposed limited amendments to Chapter 31 (historic preservation) to clarify that double‑ and triple‑pane windows and low‑E coatings would be permitted; staff will review language with the planning director before the commission advances any ordinance to council.
Friendswood City, Galveston County, Texas
Council approved a finance contract to spread costs of generators, technology upgrades and an ambulance chassis refit over multiple years; council members discussed alternatives such as lower-cost ambulatory vans and asked staff for data on response patterns.
Farmington City, San Juan County, New Mexico
The Farmington City Council confirmed Brian Erickson as an alternate part-time municipal judge to serve in place of Gary Frye effective Oct. 5, 2025, by a 3-0 vote after a motion to confirm.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
A member of the public urged the council to follow Iowa City’s lead on a boycott tied to Israel, raised concerns about Flock‑network cameras being Israeli‑owned and said he experienced local surveillance after sidewalk messages; council did not take action.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
The policy committee presented first-read edits removing diversity/equity language from several policies, citing federal guidance; board members requested more discussion and asked to send some changes back to committee for revision.
Ouray County, Colorado
Ouray County Road and Bridge crews completed asphalt patching, chip seal and a fog seal on the Escarpment Road and County Road 24A and reported upcoming striping that will require temporary road closures.
Friendswood City, Galveston County, Texas
The council approved formation of a roughly 32-member bond advisory group to evaluate needs in facilities, parks, drainage, streets and finance and present recommendations by March 2026 ahead of a possible November 2026 bond election.
NORTH EAST ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees unanimously approved the consent agenda (budget amendment, purchases over $50,000, minutes, waivers). Staff also briefed the board on federal grants timing and carryforward rules; staff said most federal funds will roll forward and clarified that variations in received amounts reflect timing rather than unbudgeted increases.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
The Historic Preservation Commission recommended the Chautauqua Park and Ridgewood area for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, finding it meets National Register criterion C; the nomination now goes to city council and the state nominations review committee for further review.
Friendswood City, Galveston County, Texas
A city-conducted survey of 14,309 property addresses produced nearly 1,800 responses showing strong support for twice-weekly trash, curbside recycling and weekly heavy trash; council discussed a possible three-year contract extension with Waste Connections at $2 per month but recorded no formal vote to change vendors.
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa
The council accepted bids and awarded the Jones Dog Park contract to Midwest Concrete Inc. for $1,497,000. The park will include multiple dog areas, a rentable shelter, accessible paved walkways, utilities and restrooms; council members discussed the cost of public restrooms and bid responsiveness.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Cabarrus County Schools requested approval to purchase 7,215 Lenovo Chromebooks under the state contract to refresh two grade cohorts and move toward a regular device refresh cycle; the purchase includes licenses and five-year warranties.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
Council granted a one‑time waiver of the city sidewalk installation rule for a state‑funded daycare to be sited at Danfoss’ 2800 East Thirteenth facility, citing constrained right‑of‑way related to the adjacent interchange.
NORTH EAST ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees voted unanimously to approve a resolution authorizing the sale of district real property and separately approved financial steps including defeasance and appointing the CFO to calculate tax-rate worksheets; trustees later adopted the 2025-26 tax rate.
Friendswood City, Galveston County, Texas
City engineers briefed council on six drainage projects including a regional detention basin with more than 700 acre-feet of capacity, Wickham terracing, and the comprehensive master drainage plan; presenters said design and environmental surveys are ongoing and that multiple funding sources have been used.
Ouray County, Colorado
Ouray County Public Health reported rising measles cases in Colorado, new local wastewater surveillance detections including flu in Ridgeway, concerns about West Nile virus statewide, and delays in availability of updated COVID vaccines tied to state and pharmacy rule work; staff announced upcoming testing and vaccine events.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
City approved an amendment to the FY25‑26 asset fund contract with the Salvation Army to divide remaining funds into three periods, add intake questions for aggregate reporting, and include voucher recipients in provider meetings unless they opt out.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Cabarrus County Schools described an updated continuous improvement model and timeline; schools will submit 2025–26 improvement plans in September and the board will consider approvals in October.
NORTH EAST ISD, School Districts, Texas
Public speakers and union representatives urged the board to resist or delay implementing recent state mandates, while the superintendent asked trustees and the community for "grace and patience" as staff interpret and implement hundreds of new bills affecting schools.
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa
Council adopted a resolution authorizing FY2026 hotel-motel tax allocations totaling $3,575,000 for outstanding city commitments and staff clarified that a $100,000 commitment to NewBo City Market grocery expansion will be held in the hotel-motel fund and paid on a reimbursement basis.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
Council authorized staff to submit a USDA Rural Energy Savings Program application for up to $15 million to seed a revolving utility‑backed retrofit loan program; staff will return if USDA makes a conditional award before accepting funds.
NORTH EAST ISD, School Districts, Texas
District staff presented 2025 state assessment data showing overall stability in the district's accountability score but highlighted continuing gaps for economically disadvantaged, emergent bilingual and special education students and areas for targeted improvement in math and eighth-grade social studies.
Friendswood City, Galveston County, Texas
The Friendswood City Council held a public hearing and voted unanimously to adopt a tax rate for fiscal 2025–26 that keeps the city portion unchanged from the prior year; council noted the city did not control property appraisals.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Cabarrus County Schools opened a boundary-planning process for the replacement Coltrane Webb STEM Elementary, including community meetings, legacy provisions for former Beverly Hills students and a target timeline tied to program-choice deadlines.
Ouray County, Colorado
The board ranked priorities for the Colorado County Affairs Trust (CCAT) survey, directing positions on bills involving religious‑use zoning exceptions, statewide land‑use bills, property insurance, and other items; responses will be submitted on behalf of the county.
Town of Babylon, Suffolk County, New York
GRI Sunset Plaza LLC proposed interior alterations to four tenant spaces, including two restaurants; a traffic study found ample parking and minimal traffic impact, but the developer will seek a parking variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals and special permits for restaurants.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
After debating outreach, costs and timing, council voted to schedule a meeting to consider placing a bond question on the November ballot for Fire Station No. 2; members expressed concerns about public education and turnout.
Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
District officials told the school board that Cabarrus County Schools improved statewide school performance grades, posted its highest-ever graduation rate and saw notable gains in multiple schools, while administrators said they will continue targeted supports.
Hackensack City, Bergen County, New Jersey
Multiple residents and a Hackensack business owner raised concerns about unlicensed barbers/salons, permit parking on DeWolf Place, rooming houses, street restoration after utility work and enforcement of local codes. Council members said staff would follow up and referred specific complaints to city offices.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Planning staff recommended denial of a request to rezone three parcels at East Inskip Drive and Scheele Road from RN1 to RN5, saying the proposed increase in density conflicts with the Inskip small-area plan and NC11 special district guidance.
Ames City, Story County, Iowa
City staff and developers presented a menu of incentive options — oversizing, pioneer infrastructure and TIF — totaling roughly $10 million in requests; council asked staff to continue developing packages and timing to fit the city’s CIP.
Town of Babylon, Suffolk County, New York
Roberts Plywood proposed a 22,632-square-foot second warehouse and an 11,290-square-foot canopy over an active railroad spur at 45 North Industry Court; the planning board closed the public hearing and reserved decision pending further review and required zoning relief.
Hackensack City, Bergen County, New Jersey
Council approved multiple contract awards for road paving and park engineering, and staff described progress at Johnson Park and Foschini Park. The city received a $176,772 state/local aid grant for pedestrian safety work on Grand Avenue and discussed proposed NJ Transit stops on Spring Valley Avenue.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Planning staff recommended denying a rezoning request to change a West Vine Avenue parcel from DKG (grid) to DKB (boulevard), arguing the location's context and downtown design guidelines favor mixed-use ground floors; commissioners discussed adding a special-use pathway to allow ground-floor residential in select cases.
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa
Council approved first readings to rename a segment of 16th Avenue Southeast to Fifth Street Southeast to align with through-street naming and approved renaming a private portion of Excel Drive Northeast to Reservoir Way Northeast at a developer's request.
Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa
Representatives of a community group told the council downtown lacks public restrooms and urged the city to consider deploying self-cleaning units; council members acknowledged the need but raised concerns about maintenance and vandalism.
Town of Babylon, Suffolk County, New York
GRI Sunset Plaza LLC proposed interior alterations to four vacant units at Sunset Plaza, including two restaurants and a physical therapy office; a traffic and parking study found the center can absorb the changes though the applicant will seek a parking‑space variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Staff recommended denial of a concept and development plan for 259 dwellings on 76.5 acres near Maryville Pike, citing density exceedance on a planned-residential parcel and steep hillside and floodplain disturbance above recommended limits.
Ouray County, Colorado
The board ratified the chair’s signature on the county’s abstract of assessment; county staff explained legislative changes that created dual residential assessment rates and a net increase in assessed valuation for 2025.
Hackensack City, Bergen County, New Jersey
Northeast New Jersey Legal Services described civil legal services available to Bergen, Hudson and Passaic county residents, including housing, public benefits, consumer law, family law, immigration, elder justice and education advocacy; office hours, income limits and contact details were provided.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Knox County planning staff announced a series of public open houses and stakeholder meetings in late September to introduce and gather input on the county's first Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa
Sioux City added a resolution on the consent agenda to endorse a National Fitness Campaign installation and offer technical assistance for a fitness court and related amenities at the Railroad Museum campus; project proponents said the site would complement campground and trail development.
Town of Babylon, Suffolk County, New York
Roberts Plywood asked the Town of Babylon Planning Board to approve site changes including a new 22,632-square-foot warehouse, an 11,290-square-foot open-sided canopy over an active rail spur and traffic circulation revisions; the public hearing was closed and decision reserved.
Hackensack City, Bergen County, New Jersey
Consultants working with the New Jersey Department of Transportation presented a draft comprehensive bicycle plan for Hackensack, outlining outreach, data analysis and a pilot program. Community members and cycling advocates urged permanent, protected infrastructure and clearer rules for e-bikes and scooters.
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa
Council approved the first reading of an ordinance vacating streets and alleys in the Light Line Loop area and adopted two resolutions granting underground electric easements to Alliant Energy to serve parking and park lighting.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Planning staff recommended denying a concept and development plan for 259 lots on 76.5 acres near Maryville Pike, saying the proposal exceeds the approved density for a PR-zoned portion of the site and would disturb substantially more acreage in the hillside protection area than recommended.
Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa
City staff told the council it is applying for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Emergency Solutions Grant money to continue street outreach and rapid rehousing services; staff said success in year one would make the city eligible for year-two funding.
West Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania
City IT staff demonstrated a newly migrated Agenda Meeting Management Center that centralizes meeting calendars, downloadable agenda packets, attachments and search tools for city meetings, including boards and commissions; no formal action was taken.
South Russell Village, Geauga County, Ohio
Amid concerns about rising costs from the Chagrin Valley Fire Department contract, council authorized the mayor to request pricing and response-time estimates from the Russell Township trustees for comparative review.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Planning staff recommended denying a request to rezone a West Vine Avenue parcel from the Downtown Knoxville Grid (DKG) subdistrict to the Downtown Knoxville Boulevard (DKB) subdistrict, and commissioners discussed whether a special-use path could offer flexibility while preserving the grid's pedestrian-oriented aims.
Ouray County, Colorado
A local resident described multiple private gates and missing Forest Service signage at McIntyre Gulch and asked county staff for a legal update; county staff said research is near completion and a public update is expected.
South Russell Village, Geauga County, Ohio
Council amended Village Ordinance 678.02 to permit the building inspector (or building/zoning designee) to serve written notices to property owners whose grass or weeds exceed the code standard; council adopted the change by emergency vote.
Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa
After extensive public comment from property owners who said vacating parts of 40 Fifth Street and Madison would landlock parcels and harm property values, the council voted to defer the matter one week for site visits and further review.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Staff recommended denial of a request to rezone three parcels at East Inskip Drive and Scheele Road from RN1 to RN5, citing mismatch with the Inskip Small Area Plan, potential interruption of an established transitional zone, and lack of pedestrian/traffic improvements on East Inskip Drive.
Johnson County, Iowa
At a work session, supervisors discussed legislative work with the Urban County Coalition and concerns that state and HHS rules limit beds at mental-health access centers; attendees planned meetings with state legislators and to pursue regulatory or statutory changes.
South Russell Village, Geauga County, Ohio
Council confirmed the mayor's appointment of Jonathan Munn as a part-time patrolman and administered the oath of office at the meeting.
Cedar Rapids, Linn County, Iowa
City staff presented the City Council's seven priorities for the coming year, emphasizing flood control work, riverfront activation, housing affordability, homelessness response and recreational amenities, and explained quarterly reporting and linkage to agenda items.
Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa
The Sioux City City Council voted to amend municipal code language so all elements of fences, including barbed wire, must remain inside property lines for new installations; the change follows public comments from property owners and a planning-and-zoning recommendation.
Larimer County, Colorado
Larimer County commissioners unanimously approved a proclamation recognizing September 2025 as National Kinship Appreciation Month after human services staff and kinship advocates described the number of children living with relatives in the county and a family testimony underscored both challenges and positive outcomes.
South Russell Village, Geauga County, Ohio
The council voted to submit scoping documents to NOACA to program a 5-foot pedestrian path along Bell Road from State Route 306 to Spring Drive, with crosswalks at Spring Drive, the school and the 306 intersection; the vote moves the project into more detailed engineering and agency review, not construction.
Johnson County, Iowa
A draft resolution responding to recent federal executive orders and memos was discussed; supervisors asked staff to add language calling on congressional representatives and to revise before bringing the resolution back to the board.
Planning Meetings, Knoxville City, Knox County, Tennessee
Planning staff announced a series of public open houses, including two in-person evenings and a virtual session, this month to introduce the county's draft Unified Development Ordinance and gather community input.
Larimer County, Colorado
Chris Stubbs, forest supervisor for the Arapahoe and Roosevelt National Forest and the Pawnee National Grassland, told Larimer County commissioners on Sept. 9 that the forests draw about 5 million annual visitors and that protecting communities will require more mechanical thinning and prescribed fire paired with stronger local partnerships.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
A Fort Bend County judge found Kevin (K.J.) incapacitated and appointed his parents, Minnie Joy and Joseph Thomas, as guardians of the person with court supervision and an annual reporting requirement.
Johnson County, Iowa
Architects from Newman Monson briefed supervisors on demolition, layout changes, accessible holding cells and an estimated $1.7 million total project cost; county staff said the project remains under the $2.3 million budgeted amount and bidding is planned for mid-October.
Jefferson County, Colorado
Commissioner Andy Kerr told the board that recent federal actions removed LGBTQ+ specialist staffing from the 988 suicide hotline, reducing tailored support for that community even as the county emphasizes suicide prevention.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Fort Bend County court found Minnie Dugas incapacitated by dementia and appointed her sister, Judy Barry Davis, guardian of the person and estate, setting bond at $15,000 and awarding attorney‑ad‑litem fees.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The commission approved staff's draft RFP for the 2026 Fourth of July Sky Show, which solicits proposals for traditional fireworks, drone displays and hybrid options; staff emphasized vendor booking timelines and technical requirements including synchronized audio for drone shows.
Will County, Illinois
Will County committee reviewed proposed updates to Chapter 55 (stormwater management), discussed adopting federal rules by reference, a 25,000-square-foot threshold for solar‑farm exemptions, bulletin updates (Bulletin 75), and agreed to invite Land Use staff back next month for technical clarifications.
Johnson County, Iowa
Johnson County officials discussed five vacancies on the Juvenile Justice and Youth Development Policy Board and plan appointments at an upcoming formal meeting; one seat will be re-advertised.
Jefferson County, Colorado
A Jefferson County resident thanked commissioners for sidewalk replacements, asked about an unfinished asphalt replacement and expressed support for Foothills Animal Shelter; she also reminded the board of the national suicide hotline number and noted National Dog Day.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The commission agreed to a quarterly rotating agenda for recurring topics and staff said it will obtain cost estimates for resurfacing the city's tennis courts and bring that to council for consideration on Sept. 17.
Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
City staff requested a $306,744 amendment Sept. 8 to RH2 Engineering’s contract to complete design and provide construction support for PWRF irrigation/farm upgrades necessary to expand land-application capacity.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The commission approved field-use permits for AYSO and Holy Family for the 2025-26 fall and winter sessions, including a council-approved fee waiver and scheduling adjustments to avoid conflicts and accommodate city events.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
A Fort Bend County probate session admitted several decedents' wills and appointed independent executors or executrices to administer estates, with appraisals and bonds waived in each case.
Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona
A large group of residents addressed the council Sept. 8 during the public comment period, urging Mesa to retain its 287(g) immigration enforcement agreement; speakers cited public safety, victims of crimes and concerns about sanctuary policies. Council did not take formal action on the agreement during the meeting.
Jefferson County, Colorado
Commissioners said a new evacuation route in Genesee is under construction to alleviate a known choke point, with anticipated completion by year-end and contributions by local districts and HOAs.
Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
Public Works director presented change order No. 4 for the wastewater treatment plant Phase 2A solids-treatment improvements — primarily mechanical and site items totaling about $314,000; the project remains largely complete and is expected to integrate systems through 2026.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The commission assigned each commissioner to monitor and report on specific parks under the Adopt-a-Park program; staff clarified that commissioners should report issues to staff and may submit photos to trigger maintenance requests.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Fort Bend County court found Kevin Joseph (K.J.) totally incapacitated and appointed his mother Minnie Joy and father Joseph Thomas as guardians of the person only; bond set at $50 each and the court ordered annual reporting.
Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona
The council voted unanimously to introduce two zoning items — a rezoning for a multi‑lot for‑sale development on East Main (7B) and a rezoning and preliminary plat for Price Manor 2 (7C). Residents urged larger lots, raised traffic and equine‑trail concerns, and one speaker asked for corrections to the applicant's citizen participation report.
Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
Interim Finance staff reported July results showing expenses below target but revenues lagging; if trends continue staff projects an additional $1.5 million draw on reserves and asked council to consider revenue and expense options.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
The Bernalillo County Board of Commissioners voted 5-0 to defer two zoning items tied to the South Coors Boulevard sector development plan for 60 days after residents and property owners raised concerns about rezoning, traffic and cultural preservation.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The commission approved a revised 2025 work plan after staff and the chair negotiated wording to align commission activities with city council priorities; commissioners discussed which tasks are recommendations versus staff responsibilities.
Jefferson County, Colorado
The Jefferson County Board of Equalization adopted independent referee findings in 14 senior citizen tax-exemption appeals for 2025, affirming eight approvals and denying six for specified reasons including residency and incomplete application.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
Staff reported early-phase results of a library and community center site-planning process: more than 600 survey responses and three scalable site strategies; next presentations scheduled for October and November.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Fort Bend County court found Minnie Dugas incapacitated by clear and convincing evidence, appointed her sister Judy Barry Davis as guardian of the person and estate, set bond at $15,000, discharged the attorney ad litem and awarded fees.
Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona
The council unanimously approved a ground lease, development agreements and sale documents Sept. 8 to allow RN1 Real Estate and developer Cul de Sac to build a three‑phase, up to roughly 1,000‑unit project on a long‑vacant 25‑acre downtown site; the first phase will be 140 for‑sale townhomes and subsequent phases retain flexibility.
Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
Deputy City Manager Richard Sigdell presented options to increase utility taxes on city-owned utilities; councilmembers were split, with several expressing support for a 1.5 percentage-point increase and others asking for more detail on how revenue would be used.
Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
Community and Economic Development Director Haley Matson presented a multi-year work plan that lists dozens of state-mandated land-use changes, process improvements (online permits, TrackIt), a developer forum in October and targets such as a 20% cut in permit processing times by 2026.
Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona
The Mesa City Council unanimously approved a four‑year term contract for water and wastewater treatment chemicals on Sept. 8, continuing the city's use of hydrofluorosilicic acid at about 0.7 parts per million, while directing staff to research a 1999 voter approval and report on current chemical supply timelines.
Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 1, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
During a Fort Bend County probate docket the court admitted several decedents' wills to probate, appointed independent executors or granted muniment-of-title status, and in most matters waived bond and appraisals.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
City staff updated the Community Services Commission on construction progress at two pocket parks, noting completed utilities and structures and confirming state and regional grant funding for the projects.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
Bernalillo County accepted a $500,000 NMDOT grant to install a DC fast charging electric-vehicle station on Fourth Street at Alvarado Square; the county approved required local match and immediate action to meet the June 30, 2026 activation deadline.
Jefferson County, Colorado
County staff recommended revoking an earlier resolution and approving corrected terms of a tax increment revenue agreement for the Lutheran Legacy Campus urban renewal plan after a recital incorrectly described Wheat Ridge's planned inclusionary housing ordinance.
Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
The Pasco City Council voted unanimously to invite four applicants to interview for the District 4 vacancy on Sept. 15, 2025; interviews will be scheduled during a special meeting before the regular council meeting and staff will prepare interview questions.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The superintendent told the board that of five Memoranda of Agreement (MOAs) presented to the GTA, three passed and two failed; the failed MOAs concern the seal of biliteracy and testing combinations, and district and union leadership will discuss next steps.
West Allis-West Milwaukee School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The College and Career Readiness committee reported vendor First Student maintains background checks, multiple bus cameras, random audits and an iDrive app; the board encouraged parents to use the FirstView/First Student app to track buses in real time.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
Staff presented a high-level list of items the commission should expect regularly and flagged special projects including the Arroyo golf course RFQ, 2026 FIFA/2028 Olympics, parks plan and July 4 planning. A public commenter urged the city to eliminate balloons and fireworks from the July 4 celebration.
Groveport Madison Local, School Districts, Ohio
Groveport Madison High School honored five alumni and a longtime coach as the 2025 class of its Athletic Hall of Fame at a school ceremony that included speeches, memories of coaches and teammates, and brief fundraising announcements.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
Finance introduced a resolution to accept and budget $902,006.21 in opioid-settlement payments the county received in mid‑July; commissioners approved the introduction and staff said a final appropriation will be brought for adoption later in September.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The Community Services Commission voted to amend its prior meeting minutes to reflect that commissioners disagreed on item 4 and to place the item back on the Aug. 11, 2025 agenda for reconsideration.
West Allis-West Milwaukee School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Superintendent Robinson and consultant School Perceptions presented a new five-year strategic plan, a 'portrait of a graduate' and four board goals (early literacy, mathematics, college/career readiness and students with disabilities). The plan will be reviewed by board committees and brought back for formal approval.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The elementary Summer Learning Academy ran four weeks with 14 classrooms and 33 staff; officials said 114 children entered kindergarten and 24 students with disabilities received services during the program.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The middle school summer learning academy ran four weeks with academic and social-emotional programming; 27 students completed a Spanish credit recovery program with a 100% pass rate and overall promotion rate among attendees was 97%.
Grand County, Colorado
IT Director Thomas Johnson presented a master service agreement with KnowBe4 for cybersecurity training and testing for Oct. 2, 2025 to Oct. 1, 2028, budgeted for a three-year subscription; the transcript excerpt cuts off the stated dollar amount.
Will County, Illinois
Committee members discussed restored Medicaid coverage and protections for core federal human services (SNAP, Head Start) and approved editorial changes removing the word "disproportionately" from a protections paragraph; members debated taxpayer cost and program scope.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The Community Services Commission approved a revised 2025 work plan, established quarterly topic updates and finalized adopt-a-park assignments; commissioners also approved field use permits for AYSO and Holy Family with fee waivers and scheduling considerations.
West Allis-West Milwaukee School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
West Allis-West Milwaukee School District officials presented a projected, balanced budget for the 2025–26 school year at a public budget hearing Monday, citing higher private-voucher costs and a drop in equalized property value as major drivers of a higher proposed mill rate.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
School leaders told the board they are seeing off‑leash and bagged‑but‑left dog waste on district property and asked whether the district should keep a prohibition or allow leashed dogs on sidewalks; the board asked administration to draft a clear policy and better signage.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
Staff and the project ad hoc committee presented three scalable site strategies Sept. 8 for the library/community center project after outreach that yielded over 600 survey responses and more than 2,000 kiosk interactions.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
Following the March sale of the Indian Public Cultural Center site, commissioners budgeted $2.8 million in net proceeds to support temporary leaseback of the existing Extension/4‑H space and planning for new Extension and 4‑H facilities at Sandia Ranch; staff outlined recent Extension program activity and community outreach plans.
West Allis-West Milwaukee School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Superintendent Dr. Robinson and consultants presented a five-year strategic plan centered on a new 'portrait of a graduate,' board goals for early literacy, mathematics, college- and career-readiness and students with disabilities, and a set of KPIs committees will track annually.
Will County, Illinois
Members debated renewable fuel standard language and the county's renewable natural gas (RNG) plant. Land use staff urged protecting the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) to support county revenue; other members expressed skepticism about solar and broader climate language.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The superintendent relayed a proposal to require roughly 85% attendance as an eligibility condition for the district’s holiday assistance program; board members discussed equity, exceptions and outreach and did not adopt a limit at the meeting.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
City staff updated the Community Services Commission on two pocket parks under construction — Grevillea Pocket Park and the Beatrice Solis Memorial Park — and reported the sites were purchased from Caltrans and financed with state Prop 68 and Measure A funds.
Jefferson County, Colorado
The Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners issued proclamations recognizing International Overdose Awareness Day on Aug. 31, 2025 and declaring September 2025 as Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month, highlighting local overdose and suicide numbers and regional response efforts.
West Allis-West Milwaukee School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
District staff told the board private school vouchers account for roughly $9.5 million of the district’s proposed $56.27 million levy; Mr. Norris warned the 2025–26 budget year is the last with a voucher enrollment cap and next year’s un-capped environment is uncertain.
Will County, Illinois
The committee passed an amendment to language proposing federal support for a regional environmental and legacy pollution study, removing the words "proposes" and "equity" and replacing them to make the request appear as a statement of support.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The district superintendent told the board the Boulevard Elementary gym floor sealer failed in places and said a full sand-and-resurface would cost about $30,000 before state aid.
Public Service Commission, State Agencies, Executive, Wisconsin
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin met Sept. 8, 2025, went into closed session under Wisconsin Statutes §19.85(1)(g) to discuss litigation, and then voted to authorize its chief legal counsel and ORM staff to sign the state's name onto joint comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in the matter referenced as "5 e I 20 25."
Grand County, Colorado
County officials discussed a recurring issue: unpermitted garage/shop construction later converted to living space. Officials said permits for a shop with living area are permitted if inspected, but concerns remain about covert conversions and lack of certificates of occupancy.
Will County, Illinois
The committee voted unanimously by show of hands to include an item on invasive Asian carp in the county's federal legislative agenda after members described local environmental and recreational impacts.
West Allis-West Milwaukee School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Assistant Superintendent Mr. Norris presented a balanced 2025–26 budget to the West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board Monday after a series of midcycle adjustments that converted a previously disclosed $2.65 million shortfall into a balanced projection.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The commission approved release of a request for proposals for a 2026 July 4 "Sky Show" that solicits traditional fireworks, hybrid fireworks-and-drone and fully drone-based displays. A public commenter urged the city to drop balloons and fireworks for environmental and wildlife reasons.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
Bernalillo County adopted its prioritized list of capital outlay projects for the 2026 New Mexico Legislature, amended to reference a governor-called special session and to remove binding language on a district housing item; the board approved the final list and directed staff and lobbyists to begin outreach to lawmakers.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Class of 2026 officers presented a proposal for a May senior trip to Hershey, Pennsylvania, described costs, deposits, payment schedule and fundraising; board members asked about affordability and participation plans.
Will County, Illinois
Will County committee members disagreed over how to present updates to the county's federal legislative agenda, with some urging redlined changes from the Smith Garson draft and others saying the lobbyist's June draft should stand as the starting point.
Burke County, Georgia
Residents raised safety concerns about Lisonbee Road and Cartown/Midby area roads; county staff said crush-and-run and drainage work will begin, expected to take about two months, and that culvert replacement bidding is being reissued for an $8 million upgrade program.
Los Angeles County, California
The Board of Supervisors approved a contract Sept. 9 letting American Golf manage three county golf facilities, after an amendment to require a labor peace agreement failed and the final board letter passed 4-1. Supervisors and staff debated whether the county's labor-peace policy applies to bundled recreation concessions.
GLOVERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Three Gloversville art teachers described five years of student success in the Olympics of the Visual Arts and asked the Board of Education to consider district funding and compensation for staff time.
Public Service Commission, State Agencies, Executive, Wisconsin
After a closed-session discussion under Wis. Stat. § 19.85(1)(g), the commission voted to authorize its chief legal counsel and staff to sign Wisconsin onto joint comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in agenda item 5 EI 20 25.
Grand County, Colorado
Sheriff Brett Shortland sought approval for a new commissary contractor and an amendment to a telephone contract; the commissary contract was approved in the meeting and the sheriff requested permission to purchase three vehicles this year with manager signing authority for documents.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County voted to participate in a new round of opioid settlement distributions tied to manufacturers (most recently Sandoz); staff said counties opt in each round to claim distribution funds and that prior settlements have produced modest local awards so far.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
The board discussed draft revisions to the town development code to require Board of Commissioners review of multi-year leases of town parking and to limit long-term commitments of public parking spaces for private residential projects.
South Pasadena City, Los Angeles County, California
The Community Services Commission voted to amend prior action minutes to note that commissioners disagreed on an item and to return the matter to the Aug. 11, 2025 regular meeting after debate over whether minutes should record tone or only votes.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County authorized submission of a Federal Transit Administration grant application covering fiscal year 2027 transit program needs; staff identified a project cost of $651,000 on the meeting agenda.
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
The administration asked the council to authorize acceptance of opioid settlement funds administered by Brown Grier PLC; the award for the current item was stated at $428,000, bringing the city's total received to about $2 million.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
Bernalillo County approved changes to its affordable housing ordinance and several project actions on Sept. 9 — including a $500,000 allocation to Family Promise, an extension for Casitas del Camino financing, and immediate action to convey a county property to East Central Ministries for transitional housing.
Los Angeles County, California
County officials told the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Sept. 9 that a multiagency plan combining infrastructure deterrents, targeted enforcement, youth education and outreach is producing local reductions in illegal street takeovers while the county scales up additional measures.
Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana
Logansport ' The Planning Commission on Monday, Sept. 8, discussed possible changes to the city's neighborhood-business zoning to limit higher-intensity commercial uses near residences and to adjust how the city treats shopping centers and retail size.
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
Council members discussed three ordinances that would require landlords to disclose use of AI in leases, clarify the scope of state-level exemptions to rent control and establish a mandatory $100 minimum fine for certain housing‑related ordinance violations.
Grand County, Colorado
The county� Economic Development director asked commissioners to amend bylaws so the advisory board can be dissolved, saying the board�����������has largely been inactive and its duties are carried out elsewhere; commissioners discussed whether dissolution criteria are met.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County adopted its five-year hazard mitigation plan update to remain compliant with current FEMA regulations; staff said the county received an $18,000 FEMA grant and contracted with the regional commission to prepare the update.
Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana
The Planning Commission on Sept. 8 discussed whether the city should change how it zones small commercial pockets — known locally as “neighborhood business” areas — and whether the more intensive commercial districts (B3 and B4) and existing square‑footage thresholds for shops and shopping centers are producing unwanted uses next to homes.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Maryland American Water told Bel Air commissioners Sept. 9 that it has filed a rate case seeking to recover roughly $22.6 million of investments since 2019 and proposed two new surcharge mechanisms plus a two‑tier residential rate to lessen short‑term bill impacts.
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
A property owner asked the council to remap two Cottage Street lots from Zone 4 to Zone 3 so they can build under Homestead Place extension rules and trigger a 10% affordable housing requirement; planning staff did not recommend the change and neighborhood groups voiced opposition.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County adopted a revised personnel policy that updates leave carryover and comp-time rules, clarifies standards of conduct and ADA/immigration references, and gives department heads additional limited disciplinary authority; commissioners approved the updated handbook by motion.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
Bernalillo County approved a nuisance abatement resolution Sept. 9 for a five‑acre unplatted parcel on Pajarito Mesa after repeated enforcement efforts and a zoning prosecution were halted because the recorded owner was unavailable to appear in court.
Walker County, Texas
Commissioners approved a developer request to use concrete headwalls and cladding for driveway culverts in the Manor subdivision (High Meadows), granting a variance to parts of the county driveway regulations subject to engineer conditions and clear zone requirements.
Los Angeles County, California
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Sept. 9 to explore legal remedies and potentially join California's lawsuit after the U.S. Department of Agriculture requested five years of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application records, a move county officials said risks deterring eligible residents from enrolling.
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
The municipal administration introduced state‑mandated amendments to Jersey City’s 2025 municipal budget, projecting a 0.97% tax impact (about $38 on a $480,000 assessment); Councilman Solomon offered an alternate redistribution that would move roughly $1 million from council funds into engineering and other departments.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County commissioners approved changes to local speed zone regulations including making 4 Points Road 45 mph along its length; county staff and the attorney clarified that speed changes on state highways must be implemented by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT).
Grand County, Colorado
Road and Bridge presented a contract for liner installation at the Granby landfill citing CDPHE grant funding and a tight installation window; contract price shown at $168,915.20 and staff requested chair signature to finalize scheduling.
Mercer Island, King County, Washington
At the Sept. 4 meeting commissioners approved minutes from the June 5 meeting and elected Ashley Hay chair and Commissioner Westberg vice chair by roll-call votes; nominations were made from the floor and votes were unanimous.
Walker County, Texas
A public hearing on Plat 2025-016 (Replat Lot 78, Block 1, Section 7, Wildwood Shores) closed without a decision after neighboring landowners and surveyors presented conflicting evidence; the court passed the item pending resolution in the 12th District Court.
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency and hospital representatives asked the municipal council to authorize discharge of a decades-old deed restriction so Jersey City Medical Center can finance a multi-building expansion and parking garage; the JCRA negotiated a $26,750,000 payment to be passed to the city.
Bernalillo County, New Mexico
After a national search, the County confirmed Zachary Lardy as Bernalillo County Fire Rescue chief; outgoing chief Greg Perez will remain in county leadership as a deputy county manager. The commission held a public recognition for Perez and voted to proceed with the appointment process and related personnel transitions.
Worthington City, School Districts, Ohio
Maggie Touralone, a first‑year teacher at Brookside Elementary in Worthington Schools, described student growth, classroom projects and the role of mentoring and colleagues in helping her navigate year one and prepare to move from fourth to third grade.
Walker County, Texas
Commissioners revisited a county salary study and debated options for addressing market-driven pay gaps, especially for deputies and EMS; they directed staff to invite the prior consultant to present possible next steps rather than immediately launching a new study.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Grants coordinator Stephanie Zahn told the Bel Air Board of Town Commissioners the town currently manages about $738,000 in active grant projects and $467,000 in pending applications, describing recent and pending awards for parks, arts programming and police equipment.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County accepted Sykes Brothers' low bid of $1,495,125.50 for the Ritz Avenue extension and directed staff to value-engineer the project to fit a $1 million budget by removing a northern leg; commissioners voted unanimously to approve the contract award and return with a revised contract.
Walker County, Texas
A commissioner urged creating a county capital improvement plan (CIP) to guide future facility, staffing and infrastructure needs through 2032; court agreed to invite consultants for a briefing and revisit the issue with the existing committee.
Grand County, Colorado
Sheriff Brett Shortland told county commissioners that county fire-risk data supports moving from stage 2 to stage 1 restrictions effective Sept. 11; commissioners expressed support and a resolution was introduced.
Walker County, Texas
County staff will submit a grant application seeking $1.7 million from the Rural and Travel Assistance Pilot Program to fund traffic and evacuation studies and community engagement in the southern part of Precinct 4; the grant requires no local match.
Hamilton County, Indiana
The drainage board meeting included introductions of Margaret Hobbs, the new secretary, and Justin Russell, the new drainage inspector, who started the same day; Hobbs was present and introduced to the board, and staff said Russell will be introduced at the next meeting.
Mercer Island, King County, Washington
City recreation staff on Sept. 4 told the Mercer Island Parks and Recreation Commission that Roanoke Playground is open, Luther Burbank Courts are seeing heavy use, summer camps exceeded revenue projections and WSDOT I‑90 construction will cause significant traffic impacts starting Sept. 18.
Burke County, Georgia
Residents from Lisonbee Road and Car Town/Midby urged action on dangerous road and drainage conditions. County staff said equipment will move to the Car Town area the next day to install drainage, pipes and a crush‑and‑run base; staff estimated the work could take about two months.
Garfield County, Colorado
At a Sept. 9 work session Garfield County public health staff outlined $100,000–$125,000 capital upgrade options for aging air monitors and the board directed staff to end county-funded monitoring sites in 2026 and rely on state-run monitoring; county contract with ARS will continue through the end of 2025.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
Stephanie Landers of the Weatherford animal shelter received a lifesaving award after pulling a dog off a coworker during a violent kennel attack on Aug. 20, 2025, according to a presentation to the council.
Walker County, Texas
Commissioners approved Order 2025-95, moving multiple contingency and project balances across county funds, transferring ARP interest earnings to long-range planning and covering specific overages including credit card fees and courthouse security costs.
Mercer Island, King County, Washington
The Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed two design concepts for Dean’s Children’s Park, favored the ‘Woodsy Wonders’ concept, and asked staff to refine design details, with a phased construction budget of about $1.3 million for the first phase that will include design, engineering and construction.
Hamilton County, Indiana
CRG Development presented plans to revise, not fully vacate, a drainage easement in downtown Westfield by redirecting runoff into an on-site regional pond; staff and surveyors said drainage will be managed on-site and the board approved a form for signature to allow the process to move forward.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County commissioners adopted a rewritten personnel policy that limits how much vacation employees can carry over and how much they may cash in annually, adds comp‑time rules, and modernizes other personnel provisions.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
The council authorized the city manager to execute an interlocal agreement renewing Weatherford's participation in the Tarrant County Regional Auto Crimes Task Force, citing improved clearance rates and regional investigative resources for vehicle-related crimes.
Walker County, Texas
A public hearing on a replat of Lot 78, Block 1, Section 7 of Wildwood Shores ended with the court passing the item pending resolution of a boundary dispute and an ongoing civil petition filed in the 12th District Court.
Lebanon City, Boone County, Indiana
Organizers of Ustock, a ninth annual community fundraiser in Lebanon, Indiana, said the event drew roughly 1,000 people and netted about $18,000, which will be split between the course foundation that provides use of a hole and Shalom House.
Burke County, Georgia
The board awarded the low bid of $1,495,125.50 to Sykes Brothers for the Ritz Avenue extension but instructed staff to value‑engineer the project and omit a northern leg so the work comes within the county's $1 million budget.
Hamilton County, Indiana
Homeowners asked the Hamilton County Drainage Board on Sept. 8 to return decorative brick pavers at a crossing in the Mary Wilson Drain; staff said the crossing is an unpermitted encroachment and that any work beyond the maintenance plan would require a change order paid by the homeowners association.
Walker County, Texas
Court approved submitting an application for a Rural and Travel Assistance Pilot Program grant—county will request $1.7 million for traffic studies, environmental analysis and community engagement focused on the southern area of Precinct 4; no local match required.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
After executive session, the Weatherford City Council approved a resolution directing the city manager to negotiate and finalize a master development agreement with Stellar Development LLC and the board of Tax Reinvestment Zone No. 1 for a destination mixed-use development and a qualified convention center and hotel.
Burke County, Georgia
Burke County commissioners approved the second reading of Ordinance 25-2 changing multiple speed zones — including making all of 4 Points Road 45 mph — and added language to allow local limits to mirror any future Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) changes.
Hamilton County, Indiana
Staff updated the board on multiple ongoing construction projects, reported that Carmel Utilities identified conflicts affecting Barbie Lane work, and said easement acquisitions continue to delay parts of Arcadia and Willow Arm projects.
Okaloosa, School Districts, Florida
Superintendent announced the district will request permission to advertise a Pineview zoning plan at a future board meeting; staff said the plan has been months in development and used highways and rivers as logical boundaries.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
The Weatherford City Council adopted the city manager's FY2026 budget and approved an ad valorem tax rate equal to the no-new-revenue rate, while ratifying an approximate $615,000 increase in property tax revenue included in the budget.
Duvall, King County, Washington
Commissioners were informed that four commissioner positions expire Dec. 31 and that staff will publish application openings to the public on Oct. 15; incumbents were asked to notify staff if they wish to remain.
Hamilton County, Indiana
The board approved non-enforcement items 1–7, reassigned item 8 to Cool Creek, approved an amendment for a fence encroachment, approved items 10–11 (Williams Creek JR Collins arm and Crossfields arm), and recommended two surety releases for Carter Lumber on the Frank Kaiser drain.
Walker County, Texas
The commissioners approved Order 2025‑95, moving funds between contingency, project and department budgets to cover credit card fees, equipment, fuel, courthouse security and several project reserves.
Okaloosa, School Districts, Florida
Assistant Superintendent Dr. Hale reported the district has hired 625 people since April 1 (495 since July) and currently has about 20 instructional vacancies, the fewest since 2019; the board recognized HR staff for recruiting and processing hires and retirees.
Duvall, King County, Washington
Staff reported a successful summer stage series with one concert drawing more than 1,600 attendees, announced community paint days and a family game night on Sept. 24, and outlined a proposed New Year’s Eve celebration (7–9 p.m. at Depot Park) with a $1,000 budget for s'mores, hot chocolate and a DJ.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
The city presented a lifesaving award to Stephanie Landers for intervening when a large dog attacked a co‑worker on Aug. 20, pulling the dog off the victim, securing it, and providing emergency first aid until responders arrived.
Duvall, King County, Washington
The commission authorized ordering a first set of sidewalk stencils (giraffe, hopscotch, emojis) to deploy before rainy season and discussed adding an Easter‑egg QR code and small etched bird markers as lower‑cost alternatives to an earlier die‑cast bird proposal.
Hamilton County, Indiana
The board approved a variance allowing Citizens Energy Group to place 79.9 cubic yards of fill while removing 247.4 cubic yards from the Little Eagle Creek regulated drain, meeting the board's 3-to-1 removal requirement; approval was subject to surveyor recommendations and supported by an August 29, 2025 memo from Christopher Burke.
Walker County, Texas
Court members discussed a potential new salary study and a targeted salary review for public-safety staff, compared local pay scales with neighboring jurisdictions, and directed staff to arrange a presentation by the firm that performed the county’s earlier review.
Okaloosa, School Districts, Florida
Board members discussed purchases of maintenance trucks to replace aging vehicles; purchasing staff said the district has roughly 80 maintenance vehicles plus about 30 in other departments and plans to buy two trucks this year after replacing six in the last two years.
Walker County, Texas
A county court member proposed creating a formal capital improvement plan to coordinate facility assessments, staffing projections and long-range financing ahead of a major jail/justice center project; the court asked staff to invite consultants to present options.
Duvall, King County, Washington
Staff reported completion of a downtown mural and the 'Birth of the Valley' mural, described community paint days and an artist gift intended for city display; commissioners discussed a citywide inventory and maintenance plan tied to the biennial arts plan and potential partnerships for fundraising and placemaking.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
The Weatherford City Council approved Resolution R2025‑17 authorizing the city manager to negotiate a master development agreement with Stellar Development LLC and the Tax Reinvestment Zone No. 1 board for a destination mixed‑use development and a qualified convention center and hotel.
Hamilton County, Indiana
The board set a hearing to reallocate roadway acreage assessments from the Hamilton County Highway Department to the Town of Sheridan (Adams Township areas) and asked staff to check bookkeeping for potential overpayments.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
The board approved the personnel consent agenda, noting nine classified resignations, one teacher resignation, one administrative resignation and two retirements after 31 and 33 years of service; hires and contract amendments were also approved.
Okaloosa, School Districts, Florida
At a workshop, district staff presented an amendment to remove building-purchase language from the Marathon Health agreement and a plan to open an employee clinic funded through the district�s self-funded health plan, with a target January go-live and an estimated 18-month return on investment.
Valley View CUSD 365U, School Boards, Illinois
The board voted unanimously Sept. 8 to approve the treasurer's report showing August obligations of $7,060,992.80, bills payable of $4,468,150.30, a package of consent items, a cooperative middle‑school bowling expansion and updates to several board policies; personnel actions were also approved.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
The council authorized a Tarrant County Regional Auto Crimes Task Force interlocal agreement allowing Weatherford Police Department to continue participation in a regional effort to combat motor‑vehicle theft and related crimes, with staff citing improved clearance rates.
Hamilton County, Indiana
The Hamilton County Drainage Board scheduled hearings for proposed reconstructions of the Orris Brindle and Stevens & Clark regulated drains, both filed by Pulte Homes of Indiana, and directed staff to clarify easements and possible compensation before the hearings.
Duvall, King County, Washington
The commission voted to add an agenda item to begin exploring formation of a Washington Creative District for Duvall; staff warned the certification is an 18-month process requiring substantial prework and organized community participation, and will report back with more research.
Valley View CUSD 365U, School Boards, Illinois
At the Sept. 8 Valley View School Board meeting, teachers, students, parents and a state senator criticized a proposed 20‑minute earlier high‑school start and district bargaining communications; Valley View Council Local 604 reported that over 90% of its members authorized a strike. The board said it will return to negotiations this week.
Sanford, Seminole County, Florida
Sanford planning board voted Sept. 8 to reconsider a prior approval for a development at 1219 Park Avenue to clarify conditions. The city attorney said the action was procedural rather than a reversal and that a drafted order lays out the clarified conditions; the matter will return to the board for final determination.
Weatherford, Weatherford, Texas
The Weatherford City Council adopted the fiscal year 2026 budget that funds 332 city positions, adds three firefighters and an animal control officer, and set an ad valorem tax rate equal to the no‑new‑revenue rate at 39.2246¢ per $100 valuation.
Sanford, Seminole County, Florida
City staff agreed to participate in a Seminole County-led submarket study of the airport-adjacent hospitality and development corridor. Staff said the county asked the city to help fund and participate in a study tied to proposed horizontal improvements near the indoor complex and Boomba sports complex; staff described the work as a county-driven
Orange, School Districts, Florida
Orange County Public Schools and Concord Rents announced a partnership to reserve select units and offer OCPS employees discounts on application fees and moving costs at more than 20 apartment communities.
Valley View CUSD 365U, School Boards, Illinois
The Valley View School Board on Sept. 8 approved the treasurer's action report and schedule of bills, adopted policy updates, and authorized cooperative middle-school bowling teams; roll-call votes were recorded for each action.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
Treasurer recommended the board continue receiving a five-year financial forecast for district planning even though the state now requires the current year plus three additional years; the board approved the resolution to continue the five-year forecast.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
After emerging from executive session, the City of Bryan City Council moved to accept a mediator's proposal in the legal matter of Amy Luna v. City of Bryan; the council approved the motion by voice vote and provided no public details of the proposal's terms.
Sanford, Seminole County, Florida
City staff asked the Sanford City Commission Sept. 8 whether to negotiate Waste Pro’s requested 22.19% rate increase or to prepare to go to bid ahead of the contract’s terminal date in 2030.
Duvall, King County, Washington
City staff and the Arts Commission reported completed murals and upcoming community paint days, approved ordering stencils, and authorized calls for artists for a Visitor Center riser mural and a Night Sky mural at Big Rock; staff described cost tradeoffs for a proposed citywide bird scavenger project and a pivot to lower‑cost etched markers.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
A resident asked the council to direct the consultant studying Texas Avenue median removal to analyze crash types (opposite-direction, same-direction, single-vehicle, angle crashes) rather than just overall crash counts, citing CRIS data.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
Teachers and union representatives urged the board to prioritize teacher pay in the budget while a Boone High School student told the board some school lunches lack adequate nutrition or portion size for athletes.
Valley View CUSD 365U, School Boards, Illinois
Community speakers and a parent-led petition raised questions Sept. 8 about the transparency and impartiality of the district’s superintendent search, urging the board to remove members with overlapping roles to restore public trust.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
First reading of revised policy 52.23 implements state law allowing excused release time for religious instruction during the school day with limits and return-of-materials rules; the policy references House Bill 8 and district policy 9700 on material distribution.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
District finance staff presented a $3.7 billion capital projects budget that relies on sales surtax, property tax and impact fees and funds renovations, relief schools and districtwide projects.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
Councilmembers asked for clarification on the city investment committee’s membership and raised concerns about a parks mowing contractor on a consent‑agenda briefing.
Sanford, Seminole County, Florida
City staff moved the oil-and-grease program update to a future work session and said enforcement decisions are paused while staff reviews the outdated program manual and prepares recommendations, including whether to suspend specific enforcement provisions during the update.
Duvall, King County, Washington
The Duvall Cultural Commission voted Sept. 8 to begin exploring creation of a Washington State certified creative district after the Duvall Foundation for the Arts asked the city to partner.
Valley View CUSD 365U, School Boards, Illinois
At a Sept. 8 Valley View School Board meeting, teachers, paraprofessionals, security and students pressed the board over stalled contract talks and a district proposal to add 20 minutes to the high school day; the teachers’ council said members authorized strike action if no agreement is reached.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
Teachers and students presented a Camp Invention showcase to the board, describing a STEM 'jump start' program that served 93 campers from five elementary schools with scholarship support from John Deere.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
Superintendent José Vasquez told the school board that the district’s 10-day enrollment count showed a drop of more than 6,600 students, prompting staff reassignments and reassessment of school allocations.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
Green Teams, a Bryan family-owned landscaping company, told the council it was disappointed not to be selected for a major city landscaping contract and asked the council to add verifiable local-commitment criteria to future procurement evaluations; council members said contract language allows termination if contractors fail to perform.
Sanford, Seminole County, Florida
Economic development staff proposed Sept. 8 establishing a locally administered redevelopment program focused on historic Goldsboro Boulevard, to be administered by Goldsboro Main Street with City of Sanford oversight.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
Superintendent outlined potential reductions to required services if a ballot levy fails and said the district already cut $4.8 million earlier; several public commenters urged a yes vote while one public speaker spoke against forced taxation.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
The Orange County School Board unanimously adopted a final total millage of 6.449 and approved the 2025–26 budget after a presentation from district finance staff that highlighted uncertain state funding, an incremental teacher-salary allocation and capital and federal funding shifts.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
Dan Rudge, speaking for the Metropolitan Planning Organization, asked the City of Bryan to commit $40,000 as a local match for a $300,000 study to design a complete‑streets project on South College Avenue and to prioritize grade separations on University Drive.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
A parent told the board the district moved her daughter from an elementary life‑skills program without adequate family involvement and urged greater transparency and a parent‑led evaluation of secondary life‑skills services.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
The council unanimously approved a rezoning request for 26.65 acres, designated the Texas Triangle Park Reinvestment Zone No. 1 under Texas Tax Code Chapter 312, and approved related beautification grant items on the consent agenda.
Sanford, Seminole County, Florida
City staff told the Sanford City Commission they are negotiating to assign and extend an existing land lease for the Trailhead building at 350 Seminole Boulevard and will present a formal assignment to the commission when the buyer's financing is in place.
Jackson County, Iowa
The board approved an updated Jackson County voting system security policy dated Sept. 9, 2025; the auditor described it as a confidential record that identifies who has access to voting systems and related procedures following personnel changes.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The Board of Education received a design update on the Lincoln Irving Elementary expansion, approved a lease for temporary relocation space at Western Illinois University, and reviewed the project schedule and naming process.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
The board reviewed a new coach and advisor guidebook intended to standardize expectations, training, communication and safety across eight district schools; the guide includes certification, supervision rules and a sportsmanship award and expands mental-health partnership work.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
Audience Media Group and City volunteers presented a multi‑site plan to add light displays, immersive photo ops and programming downtown; council members expressed broad support and staff said one time‑sensitive LED panel tree can be delivered for a December kickoff.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
Food service leaders told the Westerville City Schools board they served 1,788,844 meals last year, described USDA nutrition and procurement requirements, noted equipment upgrades paid from the food service account, and highlighted Farm-to-School partnerships and new added-sugar limits.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The board approved a memorandum of understanding with United Way Quad Cities to embed the Communities In Schools (CIS) integrated student-support model at Wilson Middle School.
Jackson County, Iowa
Supervisors approved the Sept. 2, 2025 minutes, authorized claims totaling $302,054.23 and approved payment list items including a $50,000 payment for voting machines; they also authorized a reissued handwritten warrant and accepted the county recorder's fees for August.
252nd District Court, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas
Carrington Scott pleaded guilty to state‑jail felony theft from a person stemming from March 20, 2025, and the court followed the plea agreement, finding the plea voluntary and sentencing him to 180 days in the Jefferson County jail.
Bryan City, Brazos County, Texas
The Bryan City Council on a recorded vote adopted the fiscal year 2025–26 budget totaling $548,670,400 and approved a property tax rate of $0.624 per $100 assessed valuation, a 5.96% increase in the rate.
Jackson County, Iowa
Supervisors tabled consideration of a final recycling contract with Dittmer Recycling after questions about whether a single named representative could act for the company and who may sign on the county’s behalf; the board asked staff to clarify language with counsel before taking action.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
Treasurer recommended the board continue producing a five-year financial forecast for planning even though the state's budget bill requires only the current year plus three additional years; the board approved the resolution to continue the five-year forecast.
252nd District Court, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas
James Allen Bruno pleaded guilty to evading arrest with a vehicle; the court reduced his bond to $1,000 and ordered GPS monitoring as a condition to ensure return for sentencing.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
A parent told the board that her nonverbal daughter was moved from an elementary life-skills program at Hamilton to a middle-school classroom without family involvement; the parent asked the district to increase transparency and include families in program evaluations.
Jackson County, Iowa
Jackson County approved final plans and a December letting for a fog‑seal resurfacing project on Z‑20 from Highway 64 north past Springville, with the work excluding city limits where the city retains FM funds.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
The board reviewed a first reading of revised Policy 52.23, implementing House Bill 8 to allow excused release time for religious instruction during the school day.
RIO RANCHO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
The Rio Rancho school board approved the district’s 2025–26 preventive maintenance plan, which emphasizes HVAC preventive checklists aligned to ASHRAE/ACCA standards, expanded building automation for exterior lighting and a new water‑leak monitoring system.
Moline-Coal Valley CUSD 40, School Boards, Illinois
The Moline Board of Education approved final design adjustments and a lease with Western Illinois University to temporarily house Lincoln Irving students during construction, moving forward with a $20,000-per-month lease (anticipated) and a construction timetable aimed at August 2027 occupancy.
Jackson County, Iowa
The Jackson County Pioneer Cemetery Commission asked supervisors to consider allowing a private landowner and REC to relocate a utility pole and meters into an unused corner of Sweezy Cemetery to improve farm equipment access; the board requested follow‑up on legal protections, easements and utility liability before acting.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
Westerville City Schools presented a centralized coach and advisor guidebook at the Sept. 8 board meeting detailing certifications, communications protocols, supervision and safety expectations, PE-waiver procedures, season surveys and a partnership with Coach Beyond for mental-health work.
Greenfield-Central Com Schools, School Boards, Indiana
Finance staff told the school board that new state deductions and credits will reduce net assessed value, increase tax rates unless levies change, and make borrowing and operations funding more difficult; Policy Analytics will supply further studies.
252nd District Court, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas
After finding multiple probation violations true, a judge sentenced Tracy Butcher to 10 years in the institutional division for burglary of a habitation and 2 years for unauthorized use of a vehicle, to run concurrently.
RIO RANCHO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education approved a revised Policy 10‑22 that tightens reporting requirements for suspected student use of prohibited legal substances, illicit drugs and mood‑altering substances and emphasizes immediate reporting and interim supervision.
Jackson County, Iowa
The board approved a contract with ECIA to provide up to $30,000 in technical assistance to the county zoning office, with ECIA covering half of the cost; the contract is intended to support the new zoning administrator during a transition period.
Greenfield-Central Com Schools, School Boards, Indiana
Teachers and students presented the high school’s Radio-TV program to the school board, describing capstone placements with local nonprofits and businesses, two TV studios, a live radio station, and recent student awards and summer programs.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
At the Sept. 8 board meeting, food services staff reported serving 1,788,844 meals last year across 23 buildings and said the department is self-sustaining on federal reimbursements and sales.
252nd District Court, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas
Gerson Santa Maria Mendoza pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery and was placed on a 10‑year deferred probation with a $1,000 fine and an order to complete the ISF cognitive track and obtain a GED.
GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
Superintendent Dempsey said the district contracted DDSK to provide an online, NMPED-approved board training pilot for board members who cannot travel; the district paid for the service and several other districts expressed interest in joining the pilot.
Trophy Club, Denton County, Texas
At the Sept. 8 meeting Methodist Southlake Hospital (presented by Vincent) described service expansions — a certified primary heart‑attack program, a cath lab with a 57‑minute average door‑to‑balloon time and a new clinic planned for Trophy Club — and emphasized partnerships with local EMS and first responders.
Jackson County, Iowa
Supervisors voted to extend a moratorium on data‑mining (cryptocurrency) operations while county zoning staff complete a new ordinance; the board amended the moratorium date at the request of supervisors to allow more time for drafting.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
During public comment at the Sept. 8 Westerville City Schools board meeting, multiple residents urged voters to support the district's November ballot measure; one speaker argued against levies as government taking of private funds.
Jackson County, Iowa
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors closed a public hearing and approved Resolution No. 1141‑09‑09‑2025 amending the county budget for FY 2025–26 to cover a replacement sanitation vehicle, an auditor office server, final jail construction payments and other line items.
252nd District Court, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas
The court confirmed appointment of Attorney Radford for Lively Stratton Jr., charged with capital murder, and reset the case for a status check in December to allow counsel time to review discovery and recreate the file.
Trophy Club, Denton County, Texas
Trophy Club, Texas — Town council members and staff held a workshop on Sept. 8 to shape a draft ordinance for naming and renaming town facilities.
GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
District specialists presented a proposed Profile of a Graduate that condenses survey input into five competencies with grade-band progressions; board members suggested translations, marketing and final action next meeting.
252nd District Court, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas
A Jefferson County judge found 22-year-old Jalen White guilty of possessing a prohibited weapon fitted with a "Glock switch," imposed a 10-year prison sentence but probated it into 10 years of supervised probation and ordered treatment and no-contact conditions.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
The Downtown South Neighborhood Improvement District’s advisory council recommendation and City Council action set a 1‑mill rate for FY2025–26 and approved a tentative budget of nearly $1.1 million; the board of directors then convened and adopted matching tentative millage and budget for the district.
GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
The district announced a schedule of community-focused meetings, morning and evening sessions, to gather parent, student and staff input for a federal needs assessment and to explain proposed budget and rightsizing items.
Westerville City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
Westerville City Schools Superintendent told the board the district will present options for program and staffing reductions at the Sept. 22 meeting if a proposed local income tax on the November ballot fails, noting prior cuts of $4.8 million and additional potential reductions totaling about $3.3 million that would affect 33 positions.
Trophy Club, Denton County, Texas
On Sept. 8 the Town of Trophy Club approved its fiscal 2026 budget, a capital improvement program and related debt plan; council set a $0.412864 tax rate and ratified a $562,699 increase in property tax revenue tied largely to rising property values.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
City Council approved a proposed 1‑mill ad valorem tax and a tentative Downtown Development Board budget of about $4.4 million for FY2025–26; the rate and budget were unchanged from the July workshop and were filed with the property appraiser.
San Luis, Yuma County, Arizona
The Industrial Development Authority of the City of San Luis voted to amend an earlier resolution to extend the financing timeline and increase the authorized debt for the Regional Center for Border Health and San Luis Community Hospital to $100 million; USDA parity approval remains outstanding.
Anacortes, Skagit County, Washington
City personnel committee reported hires and vacancies in August 2025, and discussed police overtime and third‑party reimbursements; no policy changes were adopted at the meeting.
GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
Board recognized Alta Vista Early College High School's top ranking in US News & World Report for Dona Ana County and district leaders praised staff and students for the achievement.
Trophy Club, Denton County, Texas
Council approved the town’s fiscal year 2026 budget, set the tax rate at 0.412864 per $100, adopted the capital improvement program for 2026–2031 and approved a debt financing plan and business plan; council also ratified the required property tax revenue increase.
San Luis, Yuma County, Arizona
The Industrial Development Authority of San Luis on Sept. 8 adopted an amendment raising the authorized financing cap for a Regional Center for Border Health medical campus to $100 million and extended the window to complete related federal procedures pending USDA parity approval.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
The council approved an ordinance renaming Shoal Creek Drive in the Lee Vista Center area to Amanda Adams Drive, honoring the firefighter; commissioners moved and seconded the ordinance and it passed.
GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
District staff marked National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and described a week of districtwide activities; a social-emotional learning coordinator noted three student suicides in five years and urged community involvement.
Trophy Club, Denton County, Texas
Methodist Southlake Hospital described new services — including a primary heart attack center certification, expanded ER and cath lab — and announced a Trophy Club clinic opening; hospital and town officials emphasized faster EMS turnaround and community partnerships.
Anacortes, Skagit County, Washington
At an extended Aug. 2025 workshop, the Anacortes City Council debated overhauling its committee structure, clarifying remote-attendance limits and tightening public‑comment and consent-agenda procedures; staff will draft formal rule language for later council action.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Holly Hill described plans for a nonprofit veterinary clinic focused on spay-and-neuter services and shelter support; the planning commission had unanimously approved the request, and the board held a public hearing but no final board action was recorded in the transcript.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
City council at its first public budget hearing approved a proposed millage rate of 6.65 mills and a tentative fiscal 2025–26 budget of just under $1.8 billion that funds 16 new police officers, a city-sponsored paramedic school and increased pavement rehabilitation; final adoption will occur at a second hearing in two weeks.
GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
Superintendent Dempsey presented a multi-part rightsizing plan to address years of declining enrollment, proposing staff transfers, a voluntary retirement incentive, and possible campus consolidations and property dispositions to reduce costs.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The McCracken County Fiscal Court approved necessary cash transfers of $230,000 to pay county bills and payroll and approved a voucher claims register showing payments totaling $691,288.57 for the period Aug. 28 to Sept. 8, 2025.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
The Community Redevelopment Agency approved a settlement and release agreement with Ulrich Construction for roughly $700,000, allowing the Art Squared project to move forward; about $200,000 of that amount was retainage already owed the contractor.
SD U-46, School Boards, Illinois
District presented the FY2026 tentative budget: proposed expenditures of $963.2 million against projected revenues of about $819.4 million, producing a planned deficit tied to capital spending for the UniteU46 campaign. Administrators detailed revenue shifts, fund balances and state funding reductions.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
The Board accepted the planning commission's recommendation to rezone a parcel on Sawmill Road from Industrial M1 to Business D1; the commission had approved the change with conditions.
BUFFALO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Officials said the district increased drivers and routes versus last year, trained new drivers and expects additional out‑of‑state recruits. Transportation leaders said on‑time arrivals improved but occasional missed stops persist; board members asked about AI routing and options to reduce overtime.
St Charles CUSD 303, School Boards, Illinois
Board members were briefed on the district's 2025–26 budget timeline and approved the consent agenda, which included recommended vendor renewals and ACT testing resources.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
Council members unanimously supported project site agreements and praised the After School All Stars program with Orange County Public Schools for serving children and reducing delinquency, approving the item on the consent agenda.
McCracken County, Kentucky
McCracken County Fiscal Court approved distribution of August 2025 transient room tax receipts totaling $395,230.68 among local tourism and cultural funds, listing amounts for the Convention & Visitors Bureau, convention center, tourism commission and arts fund.
SD U-46, School Boards, Illinois
District presented detailed transition plan for moving sixth grade to middle school for 2026–27: family engagement events, residency exception window (Nov. 1–13), principal hiring timeline, dual language allocations, and curriculum and operations preparations.
BUFFALO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The district's four‑year financial plan projects large deficits and relies on two school closures, staff reductions and other rightsizing steps to preserve the required unassigned fund balance; the superintendent and CFO said the board will receive specific committee and timeline materials this fall.
SD U-46, School Boards, Illinois
District staff proposed purchasing up to 4,000 ChatGPT Edu staff licenses for $432,000 and a year‑long rollout for professional learning. Board members asked for scaled pilot options, clearer cost breakdowns, and data‑sharing agreements; students would not get access under the current plan.
Naperville CUSD 203, School Boards, Illinois
Trustees reviewed policy language that limits credits from outside institutions and discussed how dual credit, alternative programs and summer options are evaluated to ensure graduation standards are met.
Mills County, Texas
The court approved annual interlocal agreements for indigent health care and public defense, adopted an inmate‑health‑care resolution, and committed county support to a home‑delivered meals provider for 2026.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Following a consultant report and personnel committee recommendation, the board authorized two new IT positions to expand county cybersecurity and support capacity; funding from a dedicated IT reserve was cited.
St Charles CUSD 303, School Boards, Illinois
The Business Services committee reported early-year improvements to bus arrival and dismissal efficiency and said the district will notify families in advance if routing changes will disrupt plans.
BUFFALO CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
A district ad hoc committee reviewed suspension practices for pre-K through third grade, launched a two-week survey with 1,657 responses, removed vague code-of-conduct language for 2025–26 and agreed to continue drafting revised PreK–3 policy language for board review in September.
Naperville CUSD 203, School Boards, Illinois
Trustees reviewed recommended IASB policy updates including Title IX-related language and optional AI guidance. A public commenter warned of possible federal investigations; district staff said Illinois Human Rights Act protections remain unchanged and the press updates will return for action Sept. 22.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The McCracken County Fiscal Court approved the purchase of a 2025 Dodge Durango V8 for $41,758 from Don Franklin via the state price contract for the sheriff's office and authorized the treasurer to pay related invoices; the court said the purchase replaces a vehicle totaled in July 2025 and completes one purchase under a prior bid.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority presented a nearly $980 million preliminary budget for Orlando International Airport and a roughly $7 million budget for Orlando Executive Airport; the presentation was informational and required by statute, and council took no action.
St Charles CUSD 303, School Boards, Illinois
A learning and teaching committee update said elementary enrollment matched the district demographer's projection of 4,800 students, leaving no elementary school over capacity that would require student reassignment.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
County staff presented design, size and schedule for a new public safety building and auxiliary facility, saying construction bidding is anticipated in early 2026 and site work could begin spring 2026.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The Williamsville Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously to approve a separation agreement and related general releases discussed in executive session, including the resignation of an identified employee effective Sept. 1, 2025.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Superintendent Brownhall presented a preliminary elementary class-size report showing that most class sizes fall within board-established ranges; one grade level at one school exceeds the range and will receive additional aide support to maintain student‑teacher ratios.
Mills County, Texas
Sheriff Jones offered a 2016 Chevy pickup to the judge’s office for use by the county emergency management coordinator (EMC); commissioners approved the transfer and discussed the vehicle’s EMC‑specific equipment and budgetary implications
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
The City Council approved funding agreements and a contract to design and build a permanent memorial at the Pulse nightclub site, with the city and Orange County contributing to the project and Gomez Construction selected to manage design and construction.
Westchester County, New York
The Yonkers Rules Committee on Sept. 9 placed a resolution approving a community benefits agreement with MGM Yonkers on the Legislation & Codes Committee agenda for further review.
St Charles CUSD 303, School Boards, Illinois
School officials told the board Sept. 8 that the school year has begun positively, a district celebration drew staff and families, and administrators reported the CLEAR residency verification process is complete for nearly all cases.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
District leaders presented a curriculum update Sept. 9 highlighting five mathematics competencies, hands-on lessons, collaborative whiteboard work, and classroom anchor experiences; presentation materials and video will be posted on the district website.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The fiscal court authorized the judge executive to apply for a CAFO insurance grant to obtain OSHA compliance consulting for the McCracken County Road Department; project cost is $12,000 with grant funding up to $10,000 and a county match of 20 percent.
Mills County, Texas
The court approved a training‑reimbursement agreement to pay for a recruit’s six‑month academy training in exchange for a multi‑year service commitment; commissioners raised concerns about staffing, overtime and whether the hire was included in the budget, and the motion passed 4‑1
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Superintendent reported a largely successful start to the school year and ongoing response to a cyberattack that has limited access to some systems; technology staff and outside investigators are working to restore services.
Westchester County, New York
The Rules Committee on Sept. 9 placed a lead-agency resolution and a proposed local law amending Chapter 43 of the Yonkers code (affordable housing/zoning) on the Legislation & Codes Committee agenda for further review.
SD U-46, School Boards, Illinois
U-46 curriculum leaders presented a multi‑content adoption to expand and revise middle school electives ahead of the 2026–27 school year, including a required sixth‑grade Spanish language arts course for students in dual language programs, new CTE offerings, expanded fine arts, elective rotations and AVID 6.
Mills County, Texas
Christopher Allen, a consultant to Mills County, told commissioners the county needs new, two‑year tax‑abatement guidelines and a detailed applicant form before it can consider abatements or designate a reinvestment zone under Chapter 312 of the Texas Tax Code.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Trustees voted unanimously to refer Policy 57‑10 (transportation program and designated bus stops) to the policy committee for review amid neighborhood safety concerns, particularly where sidewalks are absent.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The fiscal court awarded a $2,224,357 contract to Miracle Recreation of Kentucky and Tennessee for two age-group playgrounds and related surfacing at Long Oak Park; the project sits on two acres donated by the Lions Club and is expected to be substantially complete by fall 2025, per the county.
Westchester County, New York
The Rules Committee on Sept. 9 placed a local law authorizing the sale of 101 Woodland Ave., a SEQR determination for that sale, and a resolution to dispose of surplus city-owned properties on the budget committee or upcoming council agenda.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Holly Hill, seeking a special exception to operate a nonprofit veterinary clinic, described plans for a three-day, low-cost spay/neuter clinic; planning commission unanimously recommended approval with conditions.
Westchester County, New York
The Rules Committee on Sept. 9 placed a SEQR termination-of-significance resolution and a local law authorizing conveyance of 164 Ashburton Ave., the former Public School 12, to DAR Holdings LLC on the budget committee agenda.
Department of Transportation (NDOT) Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
Nashville Department of Transportation presented a preliminary Sabre Drive plan that would add two speed cushions and other calming measures; the project requires a neighborhood ballot with a 66% yes vote before construction, and an 8–10 month timeline after approval.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The fiscal court approved subrecipient agreements for Lifeline Recovery Center ($23,417), Purchase Area Health Department ($57,992) and Full Rivers Behavioral Health ($23,417) for fiscal year 2026 and cited compliance with Kentucky Revised Statutes as noted in the orders.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
District leaders and student representatives said the new distraction-free school zone policy has produced more in-person engagement and classroom focus, while some schools reported Chromebook shortages for students who need device access during free time.
Pleasant Valley Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
District staff reported on the 2025 summer school program, noting stable enrollment (about 151 K–5 students, 19 junior-high students), improved absenteeism rates and reduced per-student cost compared with a prior year; the board voted to accept the report.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Following unanimous planning commission approval, the board accepted a recommendation to rezone a parcel on Sawmill Road from Industrial M-1 to Business D-1; conditions from the planning commission attach to the approval.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
After debate, the Williamsville board voted 8–1 to ask district counsel whether the board may lawfully adopt a stipend or other remuneration for members; one trustee opposed on principle.
Pleasant Valley Comm School District, School Districts, Iowa
After a design presentation and questions from board members, the Pleasant Valley School Board approved the design development phase for Pleasant View Elementary, which includes a small administrative addition, expanded nurse’s suite, chiller replacement and other renovations; the board authorized moving the project toward bidding.
McCracken County, Kentucky
The McCracken County Fiscal Court voted to designate Steve Irvin as the county's ABC administrator effective Aug. 31, 2025, and authorized pay and contract-signing authority; the court said Irvin's prior project-management work on parks and the sports complex was a key factor in the selection.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Officials presented updated designs and a schedule for a two-story, roughly 50,000-square-foot Public Safety Building; bidding is expected in February 2026 with construction starting spring 2026 if awarded.