What happened on Tuesday, 07 October 2025
Sunbury City, Delaware County, Ohio
Members approve minutes from the September 15, 2025, meeting with four votes in favor.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Officials note successful transition to paid parking and improvements for downtown accessibility.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The commission recommended rezoning about 0.4 acres at 525 South Treadway from heavy industrial to light industrial; the agent said he plans a used‑car dealership and introduced himself to commissioners.
Murphy, Collin County, Texas
City officials highlight economic data and strategic planning initiatives for community development.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Residents urge city officials to prioritize health and safety by changing zoning regulations.
Sunbury City, Delaware County, Ohio
Committee unanimously approves $100,000 budget amendment for consulting services.
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida
Police leadership briefed the commission on a year-long review and plans that include new hires, accreditation completion, expanded training, drones and a $66 million allocation for facility and equipment investments.
Petersburg (Independent City), Virginia
Public works reported Oct. 7, 2025 that crews completed courthouse ceiling repairs, masonry work at the Commonwealth's Attorney building, repaved a parking lot by the farmers market, and that a citywide cleanup collected over 13 tons of trash; staff are tracking 24 hydrant issues (12 repaired, 12 pending) and announced a ward‑by‑ward fall leaf‑vac/
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The planning commission recommended rezoning nearly 45 acres along Dub Wright Boulevard and Bishop Road to RS‑6 residential and general commercial to enable a single‑family neighborhood with commercial frontage; commissioners and neighbors discussed road improvements and buffering.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio commission postpones zoning decision to October 21 for further site plan review.
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida
Discover the Palm Beaches told the commission that downtown West Palm Beach and the County reported strong hotel performance and that the tourism agency will run a city-level marketing campaign and a tourism master plan nearing adoption.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Zoning changes aim to align land use regulations with current business practices in Trapovivo.
Petersburg (Independent City), Virginia
Petersburg economic development interns presented a survey of 35 downtown businesses Oct. 7, 2025, reporting needs for cleaner streets and safety, unified city communication, small business development funds, cultural programming and workforce skill building; interns recommended roundtable meetings and grants to support downtown businesses.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The commission voted to recommend rezoning 5.23 acres at 3329 Maple Street from agricultural open to heavy commercial. Staff found the request consistent with the comprehensive plan; one nearby property owner asked that future access and street construction address existing safety and 911‑addressing issues.
Sunbury City, Delaware County, Ohio
Committee confirms in-person meeting on November 3 to outline budgetary discussions.
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida
Park managers and the PATH program told the City Commission that the municipal golf course’s operations and connected youth programs produced record play, employment and measured academic improvement among participating students, and that the site will host a 2026 PGA HBCU-focused championship.
Petersburg (Independent City), Virginia
A desktop market study presented Oct. 7, 2025 found downtown Petersburg could support an upper‑midscale 90‑room hotel; city staff discussed related downtown improvements and said a visitor information center in the Suicide Depot building is targeted to open Nov. 14.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Abilene Heritage Square asked the commission to amend Planned Development District 136 to allow some window closures and a book drop as part of a redevelopment of the former Abilene High/Lincoln campus; the commission recommended approval.
Legislative Meetings, Legislative, District of Columbia
D.C. Council approves emergency legislation to safeguard affordable housing amidst legal challenges.
Sunbury City, Delaware County, Ohio
Bizzuti team outlines plans for community center and schedules first public meeting for November 12
Little Miami Local, School Districts, Ohio
Board members debated a proposed visitor-access policy that would require board members to sign in and request an escort when visiting schools; some argued escorts protect students and staff comfort while others said elected members should be able to tour unescorted and background-check language should be updated.
Petersburg (Independent City), Virginia
Davenport and Jacobs presented a water and sewer rate study Oct. 7, 2025 that recommends a five‑year rolling plan using short‑term financing and elimination of a PILOT transfer; staff recommended a FY26 9.5% rate increase with a public hearing scheduled for Oct. 21 to consider adoption.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Planning staff recommended and the commission recommended approval of rezoning to general retail for a Buffalo Gap Road parcel; TxDOT review and a traffic analysis were cited as controls over drive‑through access and queuing concerns raised by nearby school representatives.
Sunbury City, Delaware County, Ohio
Council discusses legal fees and consulting services for the upcoming budget year.
Little Miami Local, School Districts, Ohio
Treasurer presented an October update showing a current-year operating deficit (~$911,000), heavy reliance on a renewal levy of about $10.6 million and enrollment-driven cost pressures. Board discussed property-tax credits and pending state bills that could alter revenues.
Petersburg (Independent City), Virginia
Planning staff presented proposed amendments to the city sign ordinance Oct. 7, 2025, recommending limits on non‑illuminated window advertising, clearer rules for flag/feather signs, new standards for shopping‑center signage, and a lower permit fee for sign refaces; staff will return the package as old business for council action.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The commission voted to table zoning case KZ202533, a request to rezone 1.05 acres at 1636 N. 20th Street to mixed use. Neighbors said operations by Men of Nehemiah have caused parking, traffic and nuisance concerns; the applicant agreed to work with planning and neighbors and to consider a consolidated application including an adjacent lot.
Aging & Older Adult Services, House of Representatives, Legislative, Pennsylvania
The committee unanimously approved a resolution recognizing Oct. 9 as Ageism Awareness Day in Pennsylvania, with members urging greater respect and support for older adults and noting demographic shifts that will increase the share of older residents.
Pasco City, Franklin County, Washington
City staff asked the council to authorize a $6.5 million interfund loan from the Economic Development Fund to the self‑funded medical/dental insurance fund to restore required reserves and buy time for premium and plan design changes. Councilmembers asked for more information and directed staff to return at the next regular meeting.
Petersburg (Independent City), Virginia
Council approves resolution requiring planning commission's recommendation by October 21.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The Abilene Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend rezoning about 20.61 acres near Jolly Rogers Road from agricultural/open and medium-density residential to multifamily zoning. Staff said the request is consistent with the comprehensive plan and the Land Development Code.
Aging & Older Adult Services, House of Representatives, Legislative, Pennsylvania
House Bill 1894 would require independent enrollment brokers to provide detailed, language-accessible informational materials and an attestation form comparing Community HealthChoices and LIFE services; the committee reported the bill unanimously after sponsors said it would improve seniors’ informed choice.
York County, Virginia
Nicholas Borelli outlines the board's commitment to enhancing parks and recreation in York County.
Aging & Older Adult Services, House of Representatives, Legislative, Pennsylvania
The House Aging and Older Adult Services Committee voted unanimously to advance House Bill 1528, which would create the Grama Family Assistance Program to give one-time grants to Area Agencies on Aging for qualifying grandparents who are primary caregivers while a parent participates in opioid use disorder treatment.
York County, Virginia
The VPSA board cancels curbside recycling contract, impacting 17,000 households in Virginia.
Stoughton Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Building leadership teams outline school improvement plans and strategies at 5 PM session.
York County, Virginia
Community urged to attend forum on risks of over-the-counter products on October 20.
Stoughton Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
New policy brief supports transgender students' rights in Wisconsin schools amidst political concerns.
Stoughton Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Board approves consent agenda and considers input on rehire proposal for retired teachers.
York County, Virginia
Officials evaluate charging fees for EV stations and seek developer contributions for sewer upgrades.
Teton County, Wyoming
Teton County, YDOT to issue alerts for oversized vehicle detour during construction closure.
Stoughton Area School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
DPI outlines federal shutdown effects on school funding and meal programs for Wisconsin districts.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
Commissioners approve investigation into updating zoning codes for mechanical equipment screening.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Austin Energy's Q3 results show above budget performance and significant renewable energy production.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
Council reviews proposed changes to zoning code regarding ADUs and mechanical screening standards.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Austin Energy emphasizes achievements and supports residential solar program implementation by January.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
Zoning board considers updates to mechanical unit screening and yard wall height regulations.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
ERCOT forecasts 87 gigawatts of demand growth starting in 2025 amid rising energy needs.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
Commission considers zoning changes for 7 foot yard walls and mechanical equipment screening.
Natchitoches Historic District Commission, Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana
A prospective purchaser of the Steamboat House at 200 Jefferson asked the commission about roof replacement and short-term rental permits; staff confirmed samples and an application are required, and that roof replacement involving structural work needs drawings.
Simsbury Center, Capitol County, Connecticut
After hearing presentations from three finalist consulting teams, the Simsbury Zoning Commission voted to direct staff to negotiate a scope and price with FHI Studio for a comprehensive rewrite of the town's zoning regulations; final contract will return to the commission for approval.
Troy, Miami County, Ohio
Troy City Council adopted three companion resolutions consenting to the expedited annexation of 5.592 acres from Staunton Township and establishing municipal services and buffer requirements for the annexed territory.
Natchitoches Historic District Commission, Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana
Representatives for Immaculate Conception Church described plans to remove paint from the Bishop’s building, repair bricks and rot, and waterproof the exterior; the commission approved phased repairs but said any decision to repaint exposed brick will require a return for approval.
Troy, Miami County, Ohio
Troy City Council amended its prior authorization to increase the construction management-at-risk (CMAR) contract authorization with Peterson Construction by $39,754.85 for the water treatment plant valve replacement project and adopted the resolution under suspension of rules.
Natchitoches Historic District Commission, Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana
At a monthly meeting, the Historic Preservation Commission approved ratifications for emergency roof and balcony repairs, multiple sign and paint applications, and a three-month temporary raffle display at Immaculate Conception Church.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
ERCOT anticipates 67% growth in energy demand by 2031 driven by large customers.
Legislative Meetings, Legislative, District of Columbia
Councilmember Henderson proposes measure to issue marriage licenses during federal government shutdown.
Troy, Miami County, Ohio
Troy City Council adopted Resolution R50-2025 authorizing advertisement for bids and execution of a contract not to exceed $370,800 to sandblast and paint four final clarifier tanks at the city wastewater treatment plant.
Verona, Dane County, Wisconsin
Planning staff reported well‑attended open houses and said the comprehensive plan remains on track for early 2026, with a first draft due in November and a public draft expected in January. Staff presented three conceptual approaches for the Verona‑and‑Maine downtown intersection and said a public survey will run through October.
Richland , Benton County, Washington
Council endorses clean energy plan and assessments to enhance energy efficiency and reduce costs.
Legislative Meetings, Legislative, District of Columbia
The Council discusses a school attendance amendment and legislative items in their meeting.
Troy, Miami County, Ohio
City council reviewed committee recommendations to accept county subrecipient grant funds and contract for environmental cleanup at 1375 South Union Street; council asked that the item return for a second reading rather than adopting it tonight.
Verona, Dane County, Wisconsin
Planning staff told the Verona Planning Commission that the public hearing on a comprehensive-plan amendment for the Backus property was not properly noticed and the applicant has withdrawn and rescheduled. Neighbors used the public‑comment period to press the city on a proposed three‑story apartment building abutting single‑family yards, citing-sh
Richland , Benton County, Washington
Council approves consent calendar items, including utility deposit ordinance and economic committee appointments.
Legislative Meetings, Legislative, District of Columbia
Council approves extension of mayor and police chief's curfew authority for public safety.
Wilsonville, Clackamas County, Oregon
Council adopted Resolution 3211 to roll forward unspent capital and CIP funds from the prior year, and to add several new requests including an owner’s‑representative budget to support the city’s upcoming water treatment procurement plus park‑repair items.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Austin Energy considers innovative solar leasing programs amid challenges from expiring tax credits.
Mt Vernon Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The board approved a technology surplus list and authorized disposal/sale of Chromebooks the district described as beyond useful life (some devices in service 7–8 years).
Richland , Benton County, Washington
Council adopts ordinance to reduce utility deposits, easing housing access for residents.
Legislative Meetings, Legislative, District of Columbia
Council discussions reveal mixed opinions on extending juvenile curfews and public engagement.
Wilsonville, Clackamas County, Oregon
The city council voted unanimously Oct. 6 to adopt a Natural Areas Management Plan that inventories 14 city‑owned sites, ranks habitat quality, sets six management objectives (including wildfire risk reduction and invasive‑species control) and lists funding sources for restoration projects.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Austin Energy highlights major achievements in weatherization and customer assistance for low-income residents.
Mt Vernon Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
Principals from district schools presented annual school improvement plans with goals for student growth, attendance, behavior and curriculum alignment. The board approved all plans 4-0.
Richland , Benton County, Washington
Community voices concerns about Bonneville Power Administration's overhead lines in Old Richland.
Legislative Meetings, Legislative, District of Columbia
Council unanimously supports emergency declaration and business licensing reform benefiting local businesses.
Wilsonville, Clackamas County, Oregon
The city announced that the Veil project (transit‑oriented affordable housing at West Station) received the Oregon Chapter American Planning Association’s Building Tomorrow Today award. City staff described funding, partners and a rapid development timeline for the 121‑unit project, including 20 permanent supportive‑housing units and ground‑floor,
Mt Vernon Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The board approved a final bond resolution to satisfy IRS and Indiana statutory requirements and to preserve the district's ability to issue general-obligation bonds for previously approved projects; the action does not obligate the district to sell bonds.
Port Arthur City, Jefferson County, Texas
City Council recognizes October 7 as International Migratory Bird Day and Cancer Awareness Day.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Commission discusses zoning responsibilities and potential committee abolishment due to lack of participation.
Wilsonville, Clackamas County, Oregon
City staff and consultants presented three planning concepts for the West Railroad subarea of Basalt Creek and advised the council and planning commission that access constraints — particularly the Grams Ferry railroad undercrossing — and infrastructure costs will shape what kinds of employment and recreation uses can be feasible there.
Legislative Meetings, Legislative, District of Columbia
Councilmember Allen secures unanimous approval for CREAC and waterways management clarifications.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Leander ISD seeks approval for parking and storm water enhancements at Grandview Hills Elementary.
Mt Vernon Community School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The Mount Vernon School Board voted 4-0 to adopt its 2026 budget resolution after several months of preparatory meetings and updated property valuations; board and staff discussed debt-rate targets and next steps.
Port Arthur City, Jefferson County, Texas
City council aims to improve trash collection efficiency and address resident concerns soon.
Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
The council approved ordinance replacing Chapter 13.03 with a code based on the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code to align with state unsafe-building law, add carbon monoxide and pool safety measures, and clarify owner responsibilities; the ordinance includes a Jan. 1, 2026 effective date.
Cortland City Council, Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio
Residents at a Cortland City Council meeting said repeated storms and aging storm-sewer infrastructure have caused repeated basement flooding, urged the council to commission a flood-mitigation study and hire a qualified service director, and criticized temporary fixes and staffing gaps.
DeKalb County, Georgia
DeKalb County secures funding for body cameras and OpenGov software until 2026.
Port Arthur City, Jefferson County, Texas
Council addresses solid waste management issues and new hiring strategies for city workers.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Commission evaluates transportation and safety initiatives while debating future CAP Metro routes.
Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
The council approved a resolution declaring a real-estate economic revitalization area for Sustania Bioglycols' proposed bio‑MEG production facility; company representatives described a $430 million investment, plans to create up to 191 jobs and co‑location with local firm Premiant; council set a public hearing date.
Port Arthur City, Jefferson County, Texas
Human Resources provides insights on staffing challenges and recruitment strategies in Port Arthur.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Great Springs Project discusses progress on Lower Colorado River Trail and seeks 2026 bond funding.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioners request LGBTQ liaison and hate crimes training for DeKalb County Police Department.
Cortland City Council, Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio
Council approved an emergency ordinance that changes the agreement year for the city's legal‑defense agreement with Trumbull County Commissioners, aligning contract timing with the calendar year.
Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
The Common Council approved an ordinance establishing fees for non‑emergency lift assistance at licensed residential care facilities to deter repeated non-emergency calls; debate centered on fee size and the effect on residents; ordinance passed 6-2.
Universal City, Bexar County, Texas
The Universal City City Council on Oct. 7 voted to amend a proposed 10‑year extension of non‑annexation agreements to five years and tabled final action on annexation until the second meeting in December, following a lengthy public hearing and council discussion about ETJ properties and infrastructure costs.
Boerne, Kendall County, Texas
The Historic Landmark Commission discusses shifting meeting dates and increasing grant program awareness.
Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
An amendment to Unified Zoning Ordinance 122 (UZO-122) limits new gas stations in Central Business and Neighborhood Business Urban zones, creates roughly 1-mile separation and 500-foot residential buffers, and adds decommissioning standards; council amended accessory-use language and passed the ordinance 8-0 on first reading as amended.
DeKalb County, Georgia
The committee approved an extension to the air-quality and noise assessment contract for DeKalb Peachtree Airport and extended an elevator/escalator maintenance cooperative contract; the panel deferred a planned change order and funding allocation for the East DeKalb Police Precinct roof replacement for two weeks for clarification and to reconcile
Cortland City Council, Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio
Council completed a third and final reading of an ordinance amending the city code related to location and designation of no‑parking areas and authorizing temporary parking restrictions; the ordinance was submitted by Councilman Pacari and Police Chief Morris.
Universal City, Bexar County, Texas
Justin Independent School District officials told the Universal City City Council on Oct. 7 that a voter‑approval tax rate election on Nov. 4 would raise about $21 million annually for operations, and that the district faces a projected $37 million shortfall if the measure fails.
Boerne, Kendall County, Texas
Commissioners approve August meeting minutes and combine two sign cases for review.
Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Council heard the city’s proposed 2026 budget, emphasizing public safety as the largest general-fund share; the package includes a 3% raise for employees and elected officials and passed on first readings, with several salary-related ordinances approved by roll call.
DeKalb County, Georgia
The operations committee deferred consideration of a dependent-care reimbursement pilot after the administration said it could not recommend countywide adoption amid uncertain fiscal conditions; several commissioners urged starting a pilot for Board of Commissioners staff or including the item in the upcoming budget process.
Cortland City Council, Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio
Council conducted a second reading of Ordinance O-57-25 to change zoning for a Walnut Run Estate Phase 3 replat from S-1 Service District to R-12 Residential District; the item was moved and seconded and a roll call was taken.
Boerne, Kendall County, Texas
Commission votes to approve new signage for Bernie Sips Nutrition and allows alternative versions.
Wylie, Collin County, Texas
Crestline discusses foreclosure steps after developer defaults on Fort Worth asset loan.
Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana
The Greater Lafayette Public Transportation Corporation presented a balanced 2026 budget contingent on service reductions and hiring; the council approved the appropriation 8-0. Officials said an emergency operator shortage forced immediate suspension of a connector route; hydrogen fuel and a federally funded planning study were discussed.
DeKalb County, Georgia
DeKalb County’s operations committee deferred a Sky Harbor East Side aviation development item for two weeks so consultants from HMMH can present air-quality and noise analysis; commissioners urged consideration of a community benefits approach and asked about lease-term options.
Cortland City Council, Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio
Fire Chief Keith Ray said the city did not receive SAFER or FEMA grant awards this year; council discussed a possible $4.5 million federal funding opportunity for a training center and contingent scaled plans.
Wylie, Collin County, Texas
Commission greenlights triplex development with variances from single family zoning requirements.
Boerne, Kendall County, Texas
Commission discusses proposed 95-foot iron fence connecting to existing wooden fence in Boerne.
Sumner County, Tennessee
Southern County Recovery Court Inc. requested a favorable lease for space in a vacated county building. Proponents argued the program’s public benefit warrants a $1-per-year lease; some commissioners proposed $500 annual rent to avoid precedent. Staff said a formal lease must be drafted and routed to the legislative committee.
Wylie, Collin County, Texas
Commissioners approve development site plans and recommend zoning changes for residential projects.
Cortland City Council, Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio
Police Chief and union representatives outlined an Oct. 20 informational meeting on a proposed levy and a community trick‑or‑treat and family event planned by the Fraternal Order of Police on Oct. 25.
Boerne, Kendall County, Texas
Commission reviews hanging sign applications for two businesses within historic district.
Sumner County, Tennessee
Public commenters urged Sumner County to preserve the historic Latimer (Brown) House and honor a $500,000 bequest; county commissioners debated whether to keep the existing ad hoc restoration committee or reconstitute it with additional school representatives, while staff described steps already underway including RFP work and an architect estimate
Wylie, Collin County, Texas
Developers propose amending zoning to eliminate multifamily units in favor of commercial use.
Cody, Park County, Wyoming
Business owner expresses frustration over water repair costs and lengthy service disruptions.
Sumner County, Tennessee
The Highway Commission approved a clerical amendment to the official road list to match the recorded plat for Evelyn Court, clarifying that the street should not be split into East and West Evelyn Court and noting homeowners' addresses are unchanged.
Taylor, Williamson County, Texas
Council approves minutes and prioritizes agenda items for immediate citizen communication.
Sumner County, Tennessee
At its Oct. 6 meeting the Highway Commission heard a resident describe a hazardous intersection at Long Hall Pike and Latimer and discussed an early-stage Latimer Lane project with TDOT interest, a plan to advertise an RFQ and use county funds for initial design and survey work.
Cody, Park County, Wyoming
Property owner highlights 20-year water supply challenges and inadequate city fire protection.
Taylor, Williamson County, Texas
Board finds applicant meets city hardship criteria for manufactured home placement.
Taylor, Williamson County, Texas
City Council reviews floodplain variance request impacting local land development compliance.
Sumner County, Tennessee
The Highway Commission voted Oct. 6 to correct a decades-old clerical error that had listed East Evelyn Court and West Evelyn Court separately on the county's official road list. Staff said the plat and 911 records show a single Evelyn Court and that the amendment will align the official list with existing addresses; the change affects the county's
Cody, Park County, Wyoming
Council adopts ordinances for contractor licensing, PUD procedures, and zoning classifications.
DeKalb County, Georgia
The County Operations Committee introduced a consolidated spreadsheet of proposed edits to the county's "Blue Book" standing procedural rules and scheduled follow-up reviews with the law department, aiming for committee-level consensus before a full Board vote.
Sumner County, Tennessee
After a resident described repeated near-misses at the intersection of Latimer Lane and Hillop Pike, the Highway Commission discussed an early-stage project to add turn lanes and signalization. County staff said they will advertise an RFQ, pursue preliminary design and survey work, and aim to complete the project by 2026 if funded entirely with the
Taylor, Williamson County, Texas
City Council unanimously approves signage height and quantity variance for Panda Express.
Cody, Park County, Wyoming
City reports positive contractor feedback on new work software improving efficiency.
Taylor, Williamson County, Texas
City Council reviews request for facade variance with no public opposition reported.
Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio
Elyria Community Partnership told council about recent events, small-business mini‑grants, a CRM tool for storefronts/properties, a Nov. 18 pitch‑deck competition, and early plans for a City Hall mural tied to funding opportunities.
Cody, Park County, Wyoming
Council evaluates Bleacher Bliss proposal for portable seating at local sporting events.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
At the City Council's October meeting, the commissioner of finance presented a $61.37 million proposed 2026 comprehensive budget that includes a 2% property-tax increase, recommends a hiring freeze and identifies options to close an estimated shortfall including increased paid parking, removal of a charter tax discount and using reserves.
Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio
City engineer and street manager updated council on ongoing resurfacing, concrete street work, a completed street scan, and an assessment-based sidewalk loan program that will go out for proposals rather than formal bids.
Cody, Park County, Wyoming
Council discusses $1 million loan application for lead service line investigations and equipment.
Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio
Council heard staff explain that a 5% delinquency fee will take effect Nov. 1 and that repeat late payers may face a $250 penalty after three late payments in a 12‑month rolling period; staff said automation and bill notices will be updated.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Commissioners Barlow, Clint, and Ho Sapul elected as chair, vice chair, and secretary.
Decatur, Wise County, Texas
The commission recommended approval to city council of a final plat for Decatur Office Village at 1801 S. Trinity (FP25-0006) and a replat for 100 S. Washburn (RP25-0011). Commissioners questioned potential future subdivisions and setbacks; staff clarified both items consolidate lots rather than create new separate lots.
Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio
Law director and other officials updated council on ongoing litigation, receiver activity, and property deterioration at the former mall; receiver has filed proposals to abate nuisance and the case has pending appeals and a federal lawsuit.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Planning Commission denies replat for warehouse construction despite city council's prior approval.
Decatur, Wise County, Texas
Staff proposed amendments to the subdivision code to permit and regulate xeriscaping citywide; the commission recommended approval to city council after discussing minimum "traditional" landscape percentages, artificial turf limits, maintenance, and drainage requirements.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioners authorize funding for emergency water main replacement before Avondale’s streetscape project.
Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio
At Monday's Elyria City Council meeting, sanitation employees and many residents urged council to keep the city-run sanitation department amid discussions about changing service delivery and possible cost shifts to residents.
Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia
Council reviews noise issues and plans for public hearing on conditional use permit.
Cortland City Council, Cortland, Trumbull County, Ohio
Council members discussed an EPA notice of violation tied to an April sewage event, smoke- and dye-testing plans, and first readings to buy two inspection camera systems and cellular water/sewer meters as part of ongoing infrastructure work.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioners discuss updates on mass transit solutions and future development along I-285.
Decatur, Wise County, Texas
The Decatur Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend city council approval of a comprehensive plan amendment and a planned-development rezoning for a right-of-way tied to the Paloma Trails subdivision, after staff said the strip will be dedicated and (per the applicant) deeded to the city.
ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
Committee members were briefed that a tribal-consultation policy draft is under legal review, that community leaders expressed distrust when board members were absent from a consultation meeting, and that Chair Dominguez sought outside tribal-law expertise to inform drafting.
Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia
Commission examines compliance issues and public safety concerns related to Milano's CUP.
Dickinson, Galveston County, Texas
City submits reimbursement requests totaling $2.5 million to date.
Renton, King County, Washington
The council approved a code revision repealing a subsection of the Renton Municipal Code concerning vacant structures; the ordinance was adopted on second and final reading by roll call vote.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioners extend contracts for concrete work and fire inspections through 2026.
ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
The Albuquerque Public Schools Policy Committee held a first read of proposed revisions to Board Policy KC, focusing on aligning oversight with authorizer standards, data transparency, and the balance between policy and contract-level decisions. Public charter leaders urged adherence to state law and contractual processes; staff recommended routing
Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia
City staff issues notice to Milano's for repeated violations and citizen complaints.
Dickinson, Galveston County, Texas
Board members elect Patrick Spies and Derek Kork to leadership positions during meeting.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Seventeen‑year‑old Girl Scout Adana Pardo presented a Gold Award project to the commission proposing sunscreen dispensers and QR‑coded educational plaques in city parks to promote skin‑cancer awareness among children; the mayor said dispensers will be placed at Rosalindia and Carlo parks.
Indian River County, Florida
Facilities Management seeks to bring custodial services in-house for better quality and cost savings.
Renton, King County, Washington
The Transportation Aviation Committee recommended, and the council approved, an amendment to Century West Engineering’s contract for Taxiway Alpha construction management not to exceed $1,948,253.14 and an A&E agreement with Kimley‑Horn for an air traffic control tower siting study not to exceed $342,298.58.
Dickinson, Galveston County, Texas
Dickinson Economic Development Corporation confirms new board member applications and plans workshop.
Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia
Commission delays hearing for Milano's after requesting additional police data and clarifications.
Indian River County, Florida
County officials review new procedures for allocating opioid settlement funds and future recommendations.
Renton, King County, Washington
Mayor Armando Pavoni presented a proclamation recognizing October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month; local advocates and Dawn Rising leaders asked for sustained investment and described services and outreach efforts.
Dickinson, Galveston County, Texas
City officials highlight youth athletics potential to draw 4000 visitors weekly.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The commission selected a vendor under RFP 2025-02 to provide disaster debris removal and emergency response services, marking the first proactive debris contract in the city’s history, according to commissioners.
Marion County, Florida
Community leaders urge families to reduce screen time and choose screen-free gifts.
Dickinson, Galveston County, Texas
Council weighs potential funding cuts and staffing needs amid ongoing federal shutdown challenges.
Renton, King County, Washington
At its October 2025 meeting the Renton City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance authorizing an additional one‑tenth of 1% sales and use tax for criminal justice purposes; council members debated outsourcing the city’s electronic home detention program after staff said it has run at a multi‑year deficit.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The commission approved a contract with ESR LLC to provide mobile sandbagging services for residents during storms. Officials discussed minimum order thresholds and potential FEMA reimbursement, and said the city has a line item for emergency sandbag funding.
DeSoto, Dallas County, Texas
City Council convenes to discuss personnel matters and recognizes educators on World Teachers Day.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The commission retroactively authorized an agreement with Amberville Group LLC to build drainage and road improvements at James and Beasley Linear Park; work was described as a French-drain system with no pumping and a six-week completion timeline.
Marion County, Florida
Commissioners seek consensus on $75,000 funding for fireworks and event planning.
Brandon , Minnehaha County, South Dakota
Council approved a resolution establishing an alley maintenance fee for two alleys in Tallgrass Village to be billed on property taxes at $0.60 per front foot after residents indicated support.
DeSoto, Dallas County, Texas
Terrence Gore addresses council about concerns over Thorn Tree Golf Club acquisition.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The City Commission amended its code to convert the youth advisory board to an ad hoc body and approved first reading of a rule allowing a designated speaker to represent a group at meetings, with commission ratification of appointments and clerk-maintained speaker forms.
Marion County, Florida
Fido program graduates its 37th class, transforming lives of inmates and shelter dogs.
DeSoto, Dallas County, Texas
DeSoto and Cedar Hill agree on water service terms while residents cover infrastructure costs.
Oregon City, School Districts, Ohio
During public comment at the Oct. 6 meeting, PJ Kat Cameron, owner of Penny Joe's, urged board members to support data‑center development as a funding lifeline for Oregon City Schools and defended his past convictions after board members challenged his presence at a candidates' event.
Brandon , Minnehaha County, South Dakota
The council approved construction administration services with DGR for the Pioneer Lift Station project; staff said notice to proceed to the contractor had already been issued and this item covers consultant oversight of construction.
Marion County, Florida
Commissioners proclaim October 2025 as Fire Prevention Week, highlighting lithium-ion battery safety.
Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia
Commission votes to convert 214 South Braddock Street from commercial to residential rental unit.
Marion County, Florida
Community members voice strong objections to honoring Charlie Kirk with a road dedication.
Oregon City, School Districts, Ohio
At the Oct. 6 meeting the district presented a four‑year fiscal forecast showing a $2.97 million FY26 deficit and projected deeper deficits through FY29. Staff attributed some increases to an extra payroll and negotiated raises; the superintendent warned that pending state tax changes could further reduce local revenue.
Brandon , Minnehaha County, South Dakota
Council approved continuing paid time off (PTO) benefits for transit employees under ROCS after staff said the prior budget included the benefit and last year's cost was about $8,400.
Marion County, Florida
The study examines improvements for County Road 42 to connect Marion Oaks to nearby areas.
Brandon , Minnehaha County, South Dakota
The council approved contracting Sukup Construction to perform grading and cleanup at Aspen Park under a quote set not to exceed $99,000, recognizing the project estimate and remaining budget constraints.
Oregon City, School Districts, Ohio
At the Oct. 6 Oregon Board of Education meeting, district staff reported a 4‑star state report card for the district and a fifth consecutive 5‑star rating for the Clay High School career‑technical program. Staff identified narrowing the performance index gap as the primary next step to reach 4.5 stars.
Marion County, Florida
Meeting outlines access adjustments for Summerglen residents amid upcoming road changes.
Brandon , Minnehaha County, South Dakota
A resident urged the council and Brandon Valley Baseball Association to implement board reforms, transparent player evaluations and coach conduct standards. Councilmembers advised the speaker to raise the matter with the Brandon Valley School District and noted the city provides fields under memoranda of understanding but does not run the league.
Caroline County, Maryland
County commissioners outline new regulations for solar development compensation and agricultural easements.
Marion County, Florida
Project evaluates north and south widening alternatives while discarding center widening option.
Brandon , Minnehaha County, South Dakota
After a neighborhood meeting, the City Council agreed to fund additional environmental and engineering tasks for the Bluffs Drainage Project and authorized DGR to proceed on specified items, excluding a $5,000 staff‑presentation task.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Event features activities promoting health and awareness around breast cancer disparities.
Marion County, Florida
Marion Oaks Manor widening options include north and south alternatives with community input planned.
Brandon , Minnehaha County, South Dakota
The City Council overturned a Planning and Zoning denial and approved a variance allowing a homeowner to enclose an existing deck into a three-season porch at 1504 South Locust. The applicant said the house was built from a mirrored site plan in 2004 and that enclosing would not expand the footprint.
Baldwin County, Alabama
Baldwin County officials present $30,000 check for White Park renovations in 2025.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Staff and advisors recommended a communications plan and schedule if the city pursues a referendum to permanently fund 15 public-safety positions (13 firefighters and 2 police officers); the committee discussed timing, one-time versus ongoing funds, and whether downtown officers remain necessary if a shelter relocates.
Marion County, Florida
City staff streamline critical project timeline by adopting design build method for earlier completion.
Baldwin County, Alabama
Commissioners applaud community turnout and volunteer efforts at Baldwin County's Old Time Day.
Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia
Council endorses family funding specialist position and accepts firefighter grant proposal.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
Aldermen, the mayor and parks staff debated whether to find $30,000 to keep all three city pools open daily, and weighed other parks cuts — including removing eight dumpsters, pausing fountains, closing a splash pad and reducing plantings — as part of a broader budget tightening.
Marion County, Florida
Commissioners and engineers discuss Marion Oaks Extension Project Development and Environmental Study.
Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Council reallocates $13,095 from budget line item to design services, achieving net zero.
Winchester City, Frederick County, Virginia
Airport leaders report significant investments and community initiatives enhancing regional economic growth.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
City staff and alderpersons debated using roughly $60,000 in animal control reserve funds, plus $20,000 in levy dollars already budgeted, to keep three community service officer (CSO) positions that enforce animal licensing and respond to strays and held-for-cause animals.
Maui County, Hawaii
Testimonies emphasize the need for Lahaina land purchase to enhance flood control and infrastructure.
Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Council approves Tri State Abatement contract for asbestos removal at designated property.
DeSoto, Dallas County, Texas
Council members discuss alleged malfeasance and push for action on city manager oversight.
Hanford, Kings County, California
City Council proposes ordinance to remove graffiti citations, focusing on alternative abatement methods.
Maui County, Hawaii
Committee reviews bills for West Maui land acquisition and economic development grants.
Bryan City Council, Bryan, Williams, Ohio
Council debates charter amendments affecting the Board of Public Affairs governance structure.
Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Council approves contracts for bridge renovations and restoration of historic City Hall windows.
Edmond, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Neighbors voice opposition to increased traffic and lighting issues from new duplex project.
Bryan City Council, Bryan, Williams, Ohio
Residents demand clarity on proposed charter changes impacting Bryan's utility governance.
Maui County, Hawaii
Committee to table project and review economic development grants administration changes on agenda.
Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Council secures $80,000 for crucial shelter maintenance following recent expansion.
Edmond, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Commissioners unanimously approve property subdivision and Chipotle site plan amid community concerns.
Hanford, Kings County, California
Council updates sign regulations to allow feather flags and portable signs in commercial zones.
Bryan City Council, Bryan, Williams, Ohio
The commission approved a 50-unit single‑story senior rental community at 300 West Fountain Grove Drive and a 20‑foot relief of a 40‑foot parking setback, with final site and landscape approvals delegated to the City Engineer's Office.
Maui County, Hawaii
Maui County explores enterprise zones and expedited permitting to support small business growth.
Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Council approves exterior painting contract for City Hall and updates on pickleball power installation.
Edmond, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Planning commission unanimously approves sidewalk connectivity and additional sign panel for University Plaza.
Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California
After a prior bid package was terminated, the city rebid the wastewater secondary-clarifier rehabilitation; staff recommended and the council approved awarding a non-professional services agreement to Century Equipment Corp., the lowest responsive bidder, for $529,337.60 (including 10% contingency).
Bryan City Council, Bryan, Williams, Ohio
The Planning Commission voted unanimously Oct. 6 to deny a request to convert the former American Legion building at 519 East Butler Street into a massage spa, citing neighborhood traffic and opposition from nearby residents.
Tuscaloosa City, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama
Council approves declaring surplus properties for upcoming foreclosure sale on November 12.
WEST OSO ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board members pressed administrators about a junior-high campus that the district said is in improvement status. District leaders outlined steps: stronger administrative presence, routine-setting, instructional facilitators, targeted tutoring, use of IXL and reading interventions, grant applications for a facilitator and ongoing data monitoring.
Flower Mound, Denton County, Texas
At the Oct. 7 meeting the commission accepted two nominations for the towns tree-recognition program, confirmed certificates and yard signs will be presented in November, and staff and volunteers outlined the January 22 Acorns-to-Oaks giveaway of about 300 small post-oak seedlings and related public outreach events.
Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California
Council approved a first contract amendment adding $480,000 in contingency for the 2023 CIP Water Pipeline and High Line replacement project after unexpected trenching and other costs; the project is roughly two-thirds complete.
Auburn, Lee County, Alabama
Council approves September minutes and updates Parks and Rec Advisory Board term details.
WEST OSO ISD, School Districts, Texas
Administrators described new standard forms for personnel documentation, clarified phone-use guidance for staff, and emphasized multi-tiered supports (MTSS), parent conferences and teacher coaching before recommending students for DAEP.
Flower Mound, Denton County, Texas
At an Oct. 7 work session the Flower Mound Environmental Conservation Commission reviewed proposed changes to specimen-tree definitions, mitigation rates and the towns credit schedule, asked staff for comparative analyses of nearby cities ordinances, and requested follow-up work to test alternate approaches on sample sites.
Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California
The council called and canvassed special elections to annex two residential tracts into Community Facilities District (CFD) 2004-1 (annexations 28 and 30); the city clerk reported unanimous 'yes' ballots from qualified electors in each tract, meeting the required two-thirds threshold.
Auburn, Lee County, Alabama
Council acknowledges Officer Barry's exceptional community service and dedication as school resource officer.
WEST OSO ISD, School Districts, Texas
District administrators reviewed rules governing disciplinary alternative education placements (DAEP/DAP): campus principals or assistant principals must recommend placements, parents are notified immediately, manifestation determinations are required for special education students, and the executive director of safety and security serves as the de
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Board seeks updates on construction project delays and quality assurance before sign-off.
Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California
Council reviewed a staff analysis showing the paramedic parcel tax revenues roughly matched program costs and directed staff to take no immediate ballot action; some councilmembers criticized pursuing a tax given the modest shortfall and cost of a ballot measure.
Auburn, Lee County, Alabama
Citizens discuss board vacancy concerns and proposed development agreements during Auburn City Council meeting.
WEST OSO ISD, School Districts, Texas
District administrators told the board they have trained multidisciplinary behavior threat assessment (BTA) teams on every campus, now use standardized statewide forms and are uploading cases to the Sentinel information system so receiving districts can see prior assessments.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Board approves funding for summit while discussing delays in soccer complex completion.
Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California
The council adopted Resolution 87-27 confirming existing solid-waste rates and directing an end to transfers of solid-waste revenues to the PARS (pavement accelerated repair implementation strategy) program after a court found the prior surcharge illegal; the vote was 4–1.
Dothan City, Houston County, Alabama
The commission approved a set of contracts including a landfill compliance services contract, a bucket-truck rental, hangar lease, and multi-year agreements for customer payment processing and policy/training software for police and fire departments.
WEST OSO ISD, School Districts, Texas
Administrators reported enrollment and transfer monitoring steps the district uses in the first 10 days of school, described a new withdrawal form to capture reasons families leave, and said staff trace "no-shows" promptly to determine whether students moved, enrolled elsewhere or are unaccounted for.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
City officials prepare for South Shore pump station meeting while addressing funding concerns.
Redlands City, San Bernardino County, California
After closed-session negotiations, the Redlands City Council approved a settlement in Miller and Associates Inc. v. City of Redlands that gives the city the option to purchase 611 W. Redlands Boulevard for $3.4 million or pay the plaintiff $2.1 million; the mayor was authorized to sign the agreement.
Dothan City, Houston County, Alabama
The commission proclaimed October 2025 as Fire Prevention Week; Fire Chief Larry Williams and deputies outlined outreach to schools and announced department awards for rookie, firefighter, sergeant and officer of the year.
Lebanon City, Boone County, Indiana
Fluor said it turned an initial $10,000 gift into a community foundation fund of more than $80,000 through corporate matching and a Lilly Endowment match, and plans its third annual on-site toy drive and continued support for Battle of the Barbecue.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
Fort Pierce Utility Authority approves strategic plan for 2025, enhancing community partnership with Boys and Girls Club.
Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas
City Council amends future land use plan and approves zoning change for residential development.
Dothan City, Houston County, Alabama
The commission awarded a $2,988,482.95 contract to Lewis Incorporated for the 2025 city street resurfacing project, noting the work will cover multiple districts across Dothan.
Dothan City, Houston County, Alabama
The commission declared three Napier Field parcels surplus and approved quitclaim conveyances to the Dothan Houston County Airport Authority, enabling property adjustments and space for a new Civil Air Patrol facility.
Lebanon City, Boone County, Indiana
Project managers said they have added a fifth food location and expect a sixth, and that local vendors are supplying shirts, branded goods and snacks to the campus; leaders framed these purchases as a deliberate choice to support area businesses.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
FPUA secures funding for ongoing utilities projects ahead of bond issuance in 2026.
Dothan City, Houston County, Alabama
The commission rezoned property owned by Denny Properties LLC from B-3 to B-2 at 700 Kent Drive and 3198 Ross Clark Circle after immediate consideration and brief discussion about traffic access and neighborhood concerns.
National City, San Diego County, California
The National City Council entered a closed session to discuss public employment for the city manager following public comment urging a public role in the selection process and raising concerns about frequent turnover, public-records handling and a $10,000,000 verdict against the city.
Lebanon City, Boone County, Indiana
Fluor and site communicators said they maintain a dedicated inbox and line of communication for neighbors; recurring concerns include vehicle speeds leaving the site and temporary lighting affecting nearby homes, which staff said they address quickly.
Maui County, Hawaii
Committee addresses wildfire settlement updates and outlines oral testimony procedures for attendees.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
City planners proposed lowering minimum townhome lot sizes in select mixed‑use districts, removing a provision that limits the maximum number of townhomes on a site, and changing on‑site open‑space requirements to encourage infill and affordability. The changes are proposals; staff will bring public feedback to advisory committees and City Council.
Dothan City, Houston County, Alabama
The Dothan City Commission rezoned about 1.33 acres owned by the Strickland Neill revocable trust from AC to R-3 after discussion about infrastructure and inspection standards.
Lebanon City, Boone County, Indiana
Fluor Corporation and project communicators said the Lilly Lebanon campus has more than 3,200 workers on site and has begun a second (night) shift focused on work suited to lower-traffic hours; two main production buildings are largely enclosed to prepare for winter work.
National City, San Diego County, California
The National City Council entered a closed session to discuss public employment for the city manager following public comment urging a public role in the selection process and raising concerns about frequent turnover, public-records handling and a $10,000,000 verdict against the city.
Dothan City, Houston County, Alabama
The Dothan City Commission approved subrecipient agreements for 2025 Community Development Block Grant funding while residents raised concerns at public comment about grantee legal status and alleged noncompliance with HUD and state rules.
Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee
At a long docket call the Humphreys County Criminal Court received multiple plea petitions and handled scheduling: several defendants entered no-contest pleas with a mix of suspended sentences, probation and restitution; numerous matters were set for status on Feb. 10 and several trials were assigned to June dates; competency evaluations and bond-f
Maui County, Hawaii
Council moves to discuss legal counsel regarding governance powers and liabilities.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
City of Denton planning staff outlined proposed edits to the Denton Development Code intended to increase use of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) as part of a “missing middle” housing push, including changes to size, location, parking and ownership rules. No formal votes were taken; staff will take public feedback to advisory committees and City Co
Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee
Defense asked the court to require the state to specify what adverse effects to the children it alleges in a child-neglect indictment. The prosecutor said the state will amend the indictment; the judge ordered the state to provide any additional evidence at least 30 days before trial and said the sealed Department of Children’s Services materials (
Maui County, Hawaii
Council approves motion for settlement authority in ongoing litigation related to wildfires.
Fulshear, Fort Bend County, Texas
Council approves Sally Branson as Region 14 director and plans for police salary increases.
Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee
A Humphreys County judge sentenced Jeremy Jackson Lynn to 17 years in the Tennessee Department of Correction after a jury convicted him on felony drug charges. Prosecutors urged a lengthy term citing his record and the amount of drugs; defense counsel urged treatment and family connections as mitigating factors.
Fulshear, Fort Bend County, Texas
Students advocate for food donations during Diwali to aid local families in need.
Dyersburg, Dyer County, Tennessee
A resident complaint about growing truck traffic on Lake Road prompted aldermen to ask police and staff about enforcement and traffic-signal warrants; city staff said the route is a state highway, TDOT previously found counts did not warrant a new signal and that existing spacing rules apply, and the police agreed to provide recent enforcement data
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Commerce Corvie Properties seeks approval for RV resort as residents voice concerns over suitability.
Dyersburg, Dyer County, Tennessee
The board approved multiple bids and emergency repairs at its Oct. 6 meeting, including an emergency wastewater gearbox replacement, a 2,800-foot 8-inch water-line replacement on Viar Road, installation of anode beds at Dyersburg High School property, and use of a city-owned building for the police special response team funded from the drug fund.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Commission votes against PUD petition to preserve existing multifamily housing in Galveston.
Dyersburg, Dyer County, Tennessee
At its Oct. 6 meeting the Dyersburg Board of Mayor and Aldermen granted a beer permit to Dogwood Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to serve alcohol at events in the Family Life Center building on the Dyer County Fairgrounds after the police chief said the applicant met city ordinance requirements.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Commissioners support annual joint workshop discussions with City Council about PUD processes.
Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana
Residents told the council the property at 70 Eighteenth Street has posed a nuisance for years. City staff said code enforcement has issued multiple orders and that crews plan to clean the property in the coming weeks; officials discussed pursuing liens, fines and potential court remedies.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Developer Matt Dilleck outlines project challenges and seeks feedback on traffic impact concerns.
Maui County, Hawaii
Settlement approval pending resolution of subrogation issues affecting initial payments.
Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana
At the Oct. 6 Logansport council meeting, two residents publicly reported court garnishment proceedings involving the mayor and said they are circulating a petition seeking his resignation. They urged the council to consider transparency and release of public records.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
City council raises concerns about density and precedent of proposed RV park development.
Maui County, Hawaii
Judge Ibarra reports $40 million paid from Ohana Fund as wildfire case filings rise.
Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana
The Logansport Common Council advanced a package of general-obligation bond appropriations for parks, paving and equipment and approved ceded-fund resolutions to cover remediation and Memorial Center work as part of bookkeeping and audit-recommendation follow-ups.
Harford County, Maryland
A Harford County resident asked the council to pass a resolution urging state lawmakers to amend COMAR provisions on mandatory reporting of child sexual assault allegations, citing an April 2023 school incident where charges against staff were dismissed under current reporting rules.
Logansport City, Cass County, Indiana
The Logansport Common Council approved a $30,000 appropriation to complete a historic-structure report for the Logansport Cass County Memorial Center, a step city staff said is required to compete for foundation matching grants to restore the building’s interior.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Council explores legislation to accelerate redevelopment in key economic areas.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
Local homeowners express traffic and infrastructure concerns at Idaho Falls development meeting.
Walker County, Texas
Walker County approved four interlocal agreements for school resource officers with New Way Independent School District and transferred two surplus Tahoes to the district for campus and maintenance use.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Council members hold CB 92 for further review after community concerns about fast-tracked development.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
Commissioners discuss proposed 14-unit townhome development addressing public concerns and zoning compliance.
Walker County, Texas
Following an advisory selection process, the court approved awarding a civil engineering services order with a primary firm and two alternates to provide engineering services for county projects.
Prince William County, Virginia
County recognized with project award for accessible demographics web platform for residents.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
City officials review water pressure and zoning concerns regarding new high-density housing units.
Prince William County, Virginia
County staff discuss anticipated impacts of federal funding cuts on social and emergency services.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
City council evaluates PUD development's impact on amenities, traffic, and community compatibility.
Walker County, Texas
Walker County commissioners approved a burn ban and amended the language to allow the county judge to rescind the ban if conditions improve; the ban was set to take effect at noon the same day.
Harford County, Maryland
County Water & Sewer staff presented proposed edits to the Fall 2025 Water and Sewer Master Plan (Resolution 014-25), including removal of completed subdivisions and adjustments to capital project timing. The public hearing was concluded with no members of the public registered to speak.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Commission discusses potential RV park development amid local opposition regarding traffic and light pollution.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
July 4 beach revenue highlights local attendance from Bullhead City despite common perceptions.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
Council discusses concerns about density and zoning for new townhome development in Iowa Falls.
Walker County, Texas
The court authorized departments to fund CDL training for county employees and asked the district attorneys office to draft a contract tying the training subsidy to a multi-year service commitment or reimbursement if employees leave early.
Galveston , Galveston County, Texas
Commission elects Rusty Wallach as chair and Tom as vice chair during meeting.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
City resident calls for public input on spending after canine center plans change.
Walker County, Texas
The court approved a variance permitting up to 3:1 slopes at specific creek crossings in the Legacy Grand Ranch subdivision, with engineering and stabilization requirements attached to final plan approval.
Glenn Heights, Dallas County, Texas
Lehi Heights Mayor Sonia Brown recognizes October 2025 for Alzheimer's awareness and support.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
Council introduces interim chief and approves multiple right turn lane improvement contracts.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
Resident voices worries over easements, water pressure, and safety of new housing developments.
Glenn Heights, Dallas County, Texas
Jacqueline Bullock and Leon Tate raise issues regarding ballot verification and candidate disqualification.
Walker County, Texas
Walker County commissioners reappointed two members to the Public Safety Communications Board while several commissioners and staff debated whether the joint contract with the city should be revised or the board reorganized.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
City Manager discusses park revenue and unveils the new Bullhead City website.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
Officials commit to working with property owners on fence solutions near the development.
Harford County, Maryland
Council President Vincente read resolutions 15‑25 through 33‑25 authorizing Harford County to acquire perpetual agricultural easements on multiple properties across the county; each resolution sets a maximum purchase price and describes acreage and development‑rights counts. Public hearings were scheduled in November.
Glenn Heights, Dallas County, Texas
Council acknowledges annual financial report and casts votes for TML region director nominees.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
Residents call for improved pedestrian safety on Elliot Avenue and marked crossings.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
City police report 140 responses and propose new law to prevent jumping at Rotary Park jetty.
City of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas
Council discusses setback regulations for swimming pools and proposed McDonald's near residential areas.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
Local residents express opposition to increased traffic and loss of green space from development.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
Students Gabriel and Suan present initiative for an entrepreneurial club at Charlottesville High School.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
The Bullhead City Police Department invites residents to learn about policing and safety practices.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
Local residents warn of traffic, water, and community issues from proposed multi-unit development.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
City Council approves $6.2M property purchase to address homelessness in Charlottesville.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
City mandates wristbands for rented PWCs to ensure safety awareness among operators.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
After public testimony both supporting and opposing DEI language, the council unanimously approved the annual code of ethics and public service values, while directing staff and the city attorney to monitor legal developments and return with any recommended changes.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
Bighorn soccer teams engage youth with a free clinic at Rotary Park.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
Council adopted a resolution approving a 20‑foot contemplative ring design by artist Gordon Huether for the upper plateau of Veterans Memorial Park after public outreach found the concept best matched community goals for reflection and site fit.
Bullhead City, Mohave County, Arizona
Mohave College reveals its new identity and honors healthcare program graduates across all campuses.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 51 to amend Carlsbad Municipal Water District code; a public commenter in ongoing litigation urged the council to table the item and study potential recycled‑water risks but council proceeded to adoption.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council reviews draft legislative agenda focusing on housing, education, and infrastructure improvements.
Harford County, Maryland
Dozens of Harford County residents told the County Council they oppose BGE’s Brandon Shores Retirement Mitigation project (PSC Case 9748), citing safety, historic-lands impacts, outreach failures and electromagnetic-field health concerns. Council members said they may consider a county resolution but would not be ready before Oct. 15.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond introduces a competitive grantmaking framework emphasizing efficiency and strategic partnerships.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
The City Council voted 4–1 to authorize advertisement for bids to replace the Poinsettia Community Park full-size field with a new non‑infilled synthetic turf system; supporters argued for playability and access while opponents raised health, microplastic and environmental concerns.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
YourClassical promotes classical music as a vital part of life in streaming service.
Wasco City, Kern County, California
Council members receive updates from police and fire departments and discuss park enhancements.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Committee discusses necessary revisions for site plans before final approval and resubmission.
Pulaski County, Arkansas
Officials outline payroll changes and budget increases during county financial meeting.
Wasco City, Kern County, California
Council presents proclamation to Lideres Campesinas for their efforts in domestic violence awareness.
Harrisonburg (Independent City), Virginia
Heather Yotze announces local food initiatives during Virginia's ninth annual farm to school celebration.
PLANO ISD, School Districts, Texas
District officials confront Plano ISD's campus safety issues and introduce new math initiatives.
Harrisonburg (Independent City), Virginia
The board approved multiple policy revisions focused on school governance and student safety.
Pulaski County, Arkansas
Committee votes to approve grants and advance several departmental budgets for final review.
PLANO ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board celebrates academic and artistic accomplishments of students while honoring dedicated community members.
Ivins, Washington County, Utah
Committee advises against high density zoning in sensitive land areas near highway.
Pulaski County, Arkansas
Committee plans to discuss departmental budget increases at next meeting after preliminary review.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
Community members voice strong opposition to luxury housing developments and school resource officers.
Yolo County, California
Yolo County recognizes October 2025 for domestic violence and breast cancer awareness initiatives.
Ivins, Washington County, Utah
Committee reviews Cincinnati Plains zoning change amid concerns over sensitive land and setbacks.
Bay County, Florida
Magnolia Beach Road phase 2 project gains board approval, completing first five years of CertEX.
City of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas
Council addresses traffic, noise, and lighting issues related to new McDonald's drive-thru layout.
Ivins, Washington County, Utah
Council reviews and motions to reappoint chair Tyler and vice chair Dave for 2026.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
City develops centralized low barrier shelter with support services for the homeless community.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees nominated and approved Bruce Faunt by voice vote as the district�b9s representative to the Travis Central Appraisal District board of directors; a resolution and vote were recorded 7-0.
Bay County, Florida
Bay County and Panama City fund $4M for Star Avenue roundabout as construction begins.
City of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas
The commission evaluates McDonald's delivery hours, lighting, and neighborhood relations for new project.
Ivins, Washington County, Utah
Committee discusses updated plan for residential lots and sensitive land zoning criteria.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Facilities staff proposed a two-phase replacement of floor drains and about 400 linear feet of drain pipe under Del Valle High School�b9s cafeteria and adjacent wings after ongoing jetting and incremental repairs proved unsustainable; estimate about $123,250 plus contingency.
Bay County, Florida
City staff plans to attend a court hearing regarding FEMA funding this October.
City of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas
Planning commission reviews Dakota Cameron's administrative request for Lot 14 at Lake Jackson.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Committee reviews marketing strategies and maintenance responsibility for Lexington's roadway projects.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Technology staff identified an alternate supplier for Chromebooks and parts that would reduce projected spending by roughly $100,000 compared with an earlier purchase; board was asked to note the change and later approve exceeding the $50,000 spending threshold for the new vendor.
Bay County, Florida
Council discusses ongoing sidewalk projects, financial reports, and FEMA funding issues.
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Alex Levanway urges Kennewick leaders to assist Tri Cities Heights with waste management concerns
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Rob Allen presents comprehensive updates on Lexington's snow and ice removal strategies.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
The School Health Advisory Council recommended adopting a CATCH-developed curriculum to meet state "Tucker law" requirements about opioid dangers and synthetic opioids like fentanyl; a grant will cover middle-school material through 2029 and high school/alternative campuses would pay a modest annual fee.
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Council members passed both the agenda and consent agenda unanimously without discussion.
New Castle County, Delaware
Council amends code to update notice procedures for record plan review stage.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Council adopts recommendations for improving street safety through engineering, education, and enforcement.
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Council recognizes October 2025 as Community Planning Month to enhance public engagement.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
The district presented a proposed resolution to begin a public review and adoption process for updated puberty and maturation curriculum; staff said the process will mirror last year�b9s human sexuality curriculum update and include public meetings, SHAC review and board adoption.
New Castle County, Delaware
Council votes to advance major subdivision plan for 143 lots in Hokesson Station.
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Community members advocate for a structured Adopt A Trail program to enhance local trails.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Del Valle ISD issued a request for proposals to prequalify multiple vendors for recurring trade services — from irrigation and playgrounds to HVAC and roofing — allowing district staff to assign projects from a vetted pool and request quick quotes without reissuing project-specific bids.
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Council approves three-year agreement for enhanced tourism marketing services to attract visitors.
New Castle County, Delaware
Council amends rental property trash service code to provide tenant flexibility.
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Commission discusses revisions to articles 3 and 6 aimed at correcting zoning code errors.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
District staff recommended resurfacing 10 tennis courts at Del Valle High School after weathering, cracking and water damage; administrators described the work as a safety risk and proposed a roughly $110,000 estimate plus contingency.
New Castle County, Delaware
Council members discuss extending review time for land use plans from seven to twenty-eight days.
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Council reviews comprehensive plan unifying existing resources for open space and trails.
New Castle County, Delaware
Councilman Koneko advocates for extended review time for developers to enhance public engagement.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
Representatives from the Charlottesville Area Alliance told councilors the group is working on transit access, affordable and accessible housing (including ADUs), and social participation initiatives such as a memory care café and volunteer-ride programs as part of AARP’s age-friendly framework.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees reviewed proposed goal progress measures (GPMs) tied to Lone Star governance and approved timelines for community outreach; a committee recommended holding town halls and webinars before adopting superintendent and board guardrails.
New Castle County, Delaware
Council members discuss administrative burdens and transparency in land use approval process.
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Councilor Styron details improvements to Brewer Arena including safety and accessibility upgrades.
DEL VALLE ISD, School Districts, Texas
District leaders presented a detailed review of bilingual and English-as-a-second-language programming, citing assessment gaps, a revised language-allocation plan and steps to expand teacher certification, family engagement and materials to improve English proficiency for emergent bilingual students.
Miami, Ottawa County, Oklahoma
City Board approves lease for new trash truck after competitive bidding process.
Ocala, Marion County, Florida
Mayor Ben Marciano commends Ocala fleet management for achieving national recognition for excellence.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
City Manager Sanders and staff briefed council on public safety budget priorities: expanding the Anchor mental-health pilot, considering continuation of the Flock pilot, potential school resource officer staffing changes, an unfilled drug-court officer position, and emergency-management planning and exercises from new coordinator John O'Grady.
Grayson County, Texas
Art Clayton formally declares his run for district judge in Grayson County's March 2026 primary.
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Council reviews new solid waste contract with Waste Management of Washington for Kennewick.
Riverton , Salt Lake County, Utah
Council outlines plans for BMX park following land acquisition discussions with Herriman officials.
Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia
Budget director Chrissy Hammel told the City Council the FY2027 process will follow a schedule of department submissions, public forums and work sessions; staff project modest revenue growth and begin the cycle with a roughly $6.7 million budget gap and a plan to shore up the city health fund reserve.
Grayson County, Texas
Commissioners raise tollway registration block fee from $5.24 to $6.50 effective immediately.
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Council approves option B to restructure ambulance transport and mileage rates effective January 2026.
Riverton , Salt Lake County, Utah
Council discusses potential amendments to the 2018 speed bump ordinance based on public feedback.
Mapleton City Council, Mapleton, Utah County, Utah
At a Mapleton council candidate forum, four candidates described priorities that included infrastructure and roads, public safety and parks, cautious commercial growth, and housing strategies such as accessory dwelling units and targeted higher-density on the south end of town.
Grayson County, Texas
Commissioners approve contracts for STI prevention and behavioral health crisis response in Grayson County.
Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Washington
Members discuss performance measures and seek community input at Spokane Valley meeting
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Council members discussed a significant rate increase to address Waste Management's financial losses.
Mapleton City Council, Mapleton, Utah County, Utah
Mayoral forum participants discussed whether council member Theron's paid EMS work and council wage-setting created a perceived conflict tied to a 2024 city contract awarded to Rhino Excavating; Theron said disclosures were filed and described the payments as modest.
Grayson County, Texas
Town hall scheduled for October 16 to discuss sales tax proposal on November ballot.
Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Washington
Citizens advocate for voter approval on city spending over one million dollars.
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Council considers new garbage rates and recycling program implementation effective 2028.
Bay County, Florida
Commissioners approve construction budget for 388 Fire Station to enhance public safety services.
Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Washington
Council members evaluate potential speed camera program to enhance school zone safety and reduce speeding.
Kennewick City, Benton County, Washington
Council enacts ordinance to explicitly identify certain firearm charges as misdemeanors.
Mapleton City Council, Mapleton, Utah County, Utah
At a Mapleton candidate forum, incumbent Mayor Dallas and challenger Theron debated strategies to raise municipal revenue — including fiber, municipal power and developer negotiations — and clashed over the pace and fiscal risk of those plans.
Bay County, Florida
Pinnacle Port manager requests approval to relocate parking spots for enhanced security.
Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Washington
Retail Strategies reports on Spokane Valley's retail growth, new deals, and emerging opportunities.
Dearborn County, Indiana
Staff reported acceptance of a $28,930 state seed grant to improve 911 GIS data, said it will contract with a vendor (BetoMark) and requested permission to sign monthly contract documents digitally; commissioners were also updated on a West Harrison interlocal planning contract (3% fee increase) and a public tree-planting event Oct. 31 at Lawrence‑
Bay County, Florida
Board awarded contract for Magnolia Beach Road project and revised Chapter 21 excavation language.
Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio
Council members appoint board members to establish Huber Heights New Community Authority.
Clay County, Florida
The Clay County Planning Commission on Oct. 7 approved a comprehensive-plan amendment and a PUD rezoning that will allow a 51-home development on a 16.34-acre parcel at Pine Tree Lane and County Road 218, despite resident concerns about traffic, drainage and privacy.
Spokane Valley, Spokane County, Washington
Council members review waterline delays and celebrate Spokane Valley's manufacturing achievements.
Dearborn County, Indiana
County staff reported a burn-ban declaration issued Oct. 3 after dry conditions and presented paperwork for the commission to ratify; the meeting transcript shows staff discussion of the declaration and requests for signatures but does not record a formal recorded vote.
Bay County, Florida
Resident Robert Lavery calls for improvements in Bay County Emergency Services and leadership change.
Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio
Council seeks $500,000 for Chambersburg Road bike path connecting to Great Miami River Trail.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
Zoning Board of Appeals conducts electronic meeting to discuss applicant submissions and opposition.
Warren County, Virginia
Board of Supervisors approves $0 renewal with Matrix Consulting amidst budget reappropriation discussions.
Napoleon City Council, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio
Council authorizes loan for Maumee River project and ratifies firefighters' three-year agreement.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
City council meeting hears opposition for case 21202535 at 35 Ernest Drive.
Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio
Council approves legislation for board appointments and liquor permit transfer at Powell Road.
Bay County, Florida
Board authorizes multiple contracts and agreements for public services and development projects.
Warren County, Virginia
Virginia code empowers counties to adopt local groundwater protection measures for resident welfare.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
Board reviews application for 150 square foot addition to enhance living space.
Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio
Commission approves preliminary plans for new assisted living and residential communities in Grove City.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
Board requires detailed justification for each variance requested in property enlargement case.
Williamson County, Texas
Commissioners unanimously approve TW Dickman as senior parks director and facility management phases.
Warren County, Virginia
Doctor Jamieson emphasizes protecting Warren County's groundwater from industrial consumption threats.
Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio
Planning commission reviews Green Communities' revised development plan for 143 new homes.
Williamson County, Texas
Commissioners approve funding and recognize impact of 4-H on youth in Williamson County.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
Board grants area variances for legalizing rear decks at 53 Rose Street property.
Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio
Fire Chief outlines service demands, staffing issues, and tax abatement impacts on community safety.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
David Noel seeks approval for pool variances after architect fails to attend meeting.
Worcester County, Maryland
Residents express urgent concerns over traffic hazards and request immediate improvements on Gunpoint Road.
Grove City, Franklin County, Ohio
Planning Commission recommends approval for recreational dispensary despite community opposition and traffic concerns.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
City Council grants David Knoll variances for swimming pool and terrace at 79 North.
Worcester County, Maryland
Officials emphasize collaboration on property rights and future sustainable development strategies.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Steven Vargas advocates for dedicated HIV funding in city budget to enhance prevention efforts.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
Homeowner requests setback variance for pool amid strong neighborhood support and safety concerns.
Worcester County, Maryland
NBA improves efficiency at Salisbury branch while tackling road safety through grants and outreach.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Karen Miller seeks investigation into daughter's hit-and-run case and alleged police negligence.
Venice, Sarasota County, Florida
Commission supports annexation and comprehensive plan amendment for new medical office buildings.
Worcester County, Maryland
Commissioner Fiore outlines fines and route changes for out-of-county waste violations.
Venice, Sarasota County, Florida
Commission endorses annexation and comprehensive plan amendment for flagship medical office building.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Residents urge city council to oppose Polk Street abandonment amid GRB expansion plans.
Worcester County, Maryland
Commissioners approve penalties to deter waste from neighboring Wicomico County at local landfill.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
At its Sept. 23 meeting the Toledo City Council confirmed mayoral appointments, adopted a series of ordinances and resolutions covering parks, public safety, municipal code updates and small capital projects, and accepted several grants; most measures passed unanimously under emergency declaration.
Worcester County, Maryland
Commissioner meeting discusses impact of townhouse development and rising traffic on Gunpoint Road.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Community members demand increased mental health resources to prevent deportations like Reyna Gonzalez's.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
The Toledo City Council voted unanimously Sept. 23 to authorize the mayor to apply for and accept loan proceeds up to $75 million from the Water Supply Revolving Loan Account to finance distribution system improvements and to designate a repayment source.
Worcester County, Maryland
Jail seeks to switch medical services provider to CFG Health Systems with a five-year contract.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Council discusses tax impacts from Harris County rate increase and health department merger proposals.
Monroe, School Districts, Florida
District officials commend teachers' collaboration and leadership during collective bargaining negotiations.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Monthly financial report shows $53M fund balance shortfall; council explores new revenue streams.
Worcester County, Maryland
Commissioners consider raising hotel tax to support tourism and approve a community housing project.
Monroe, School Districts, Florida
Roy Telfer advocates for reinstating walker dismissal protocol amid school authority concerns.
Murphy, Collin County, Texas
Council announces virtual meeting to discuss community quality of life topics before Thanksgiving.
Monroe, School Districts, Florida
Jennifer Teffler requests to speak for three minutes at the board meeting.
Murphy, Collin County, Texas
Council members invited to Diwali celebration while veterans memorial arrives in Wylie.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Salazar presents plans for affordable housing opportunities to local community and officials.
Warren County, Virginia
Supervisors discuss collaboration with Front Royal on economic development and EDA revitalization.
Napoleon City Council, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio
Council moves to secure $436,000 in EPA funding for waterline design by October 15.
Monroe, School Districts, Florida
Poinciana Elementary honors educators and outlines improvement plan focusing on student success.
Murphy, Collin County, Texas
Council approves $64,500 agreement for design work at East Renter Road intersection.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council discusses new zoning regulations to better accommodate existing businesses and protect residents.
Warren County, Virginia
Board members address local groundwater authority and library funding amid public criticism.
San Francisco County, California
Board of Supervisors extends SkyStar Ferris wheel operations and honors Joe Betts and Diana Landos.
Warren County, Virginia
Board approves three conditional use permits for short term rentals in Warren County.
Murphy, Collin County, Texas
City Council unanimously votes to elect Mayor West Mays for Texas Municipal League position.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Residents advocate for zoning changes to improve community health and address industrial impacts.
Napoleon City Council, Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio
City council approves meeting dates for public budget review in November.
San Francisco County, California
Local legislation mandates drug free models for new permanent supportive housing in San Francisco.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Residents voice concerns over health and traffic due to heavy industrial zoning in their neighborhoods.
Murphy, Collin County, Texas
Council directs city staff to move forward with the memorial design for veterans tribute.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The city council reviewed zoning proposals while establishing public participation rules.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Commission authorizes Lowercase Productions to enhance website accessibility and user experience.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
Several councilmembers urged voters to approve a proposed half‑percent income tax increase in November, warning of a more than $1 million deficit, potential 25% cuts across departments, and further reductions to paving and public-safety staffing if the measure fails.
Murphy, Collin County, Texas
Citizen exposes Murphy Council's fiscal irresponsibility and demands accountability for spending.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Commissioners debate zoning changes to address residential and business interests in District 2.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The finance committee authorized a $249,822.81 transfer to the Pawns Hill Tower project; members praised visible progress at the site and noted prospective tenants.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Commissioners express support for community needs while considering industrial zoning adjustments.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The Newark City Council passed Ordinance 25-27 and Resolution 25-59, authorizing leasing authority for the city-owned public building at 33 West Main Street and directing the director of public service to negotiate a management agreement with 33 West Main LLC subject to appropriation.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The finance committee approved a $17,600 appropriation from auction proceeds to replace a police cruiser that was totaled. The motion passed unanimously and funds will be added to the police fleet budget.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Parks Department approved contract for track relining at New Canaan High School this fall.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Department of Public Works approves sale of leaf mulch ahead of seasonal collection.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
A Newark resident complained to council about prolonged loud music from a nearby venue; officials urged continued 911 reporting, and a city official said a decibel meter reading exceeded 70 while officers responded but were diverted by an emergency call.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Board of Selectmen unanimously approves various public works projects and appointments during meeting.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Guillory supports large area rezoning with adjustments amid neighborhood concerns and historical mistakes.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The Newark City Council voted 9-0 to deny Ordinance 25-23, which would have changed 15 Vogel Street from Conservation to Church School Institutional zoning after a resident urged preserving the river-side conservation area and the planning commission recommended against the change.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Colby Guillory advocates for large area rezoning, emphasizing community and economic benefits.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The capital improvements committee approved moving a $50,000 donation from the Bob John and Mary Howford Foundation into West Main park fundraising to pay early expenses; the project includes climbing boulders, six pickleball courts, a history block and parking.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Commissioner demands timely access to documents for informed zoning decision-making.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The service committee passed Resolution 25-69 to raise stormwater utility rates 4.5% annually for 10 years, increasing the typical residential bill from $7.70 to $8.05 per month effective Jan. 1; the change is intended to fund prioritized stormwater capital projects identified in a consultant study.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Kobe Gilery calls for responsible zoning and highlights pollution issues in Majesti Grove.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The service committee authorized application to the Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) for resurfacing projects, matching budgeted LCATS/ODOT funds with local funds if awarded; the resolution passed 5-0.
Newark City Council, Newark, Licking County, Ohio
The city’s service committee approved Resolution 25-67 to enter into a contract to sell roughly 13,774 feet of timber on multiple parcels; the city expects to raise about $17,000 and use the money for the general fund.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Residents express concerns over parking requirements for proposed retail businesses in North District.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Commissioners discuss zoning amendments and development proposals at San Antonio meeting.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Commissioners examine 20 zoning change proposals amid mixed community support and concerns.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Commissioner WithSub advocates postponing votes to address neighborhood concerns and foster dialogue.