What happened on Saturday, 11 October 2025
Dolton, Cook County, Illinois
The Village of Dolton will hold a quarterly business brunch on Oct. 22 at Royal Estates for current and prospective business owners to meet with village leadership and discuss property, leasing and business licensing.
Weston County, Wyoming
Board member Brad reported attendance is down by almost 30 students compared with the same time last year, a decline the board said could reduce district funding by about $500,000 if it persists.
Bannock County, Idaho
Chief procurement officer reported progress on the YVC event center, storage building and landfill scale-house rebid; commissioners approved quitclaim deeds from a recent tax-deed sale and passed the consent agenda.
Weston County, Wyoming
Commission reviewed auditor’s request that elected officials and county employees file conflict‑of‑interest forms for transparency and audit access; commissioners discussed use of the forms and the need for clear policies. Separately, commissioners considered an inquiry from an applicant offering type‑25 patient transport and asked staff to draft a
Punta Gorda City, Charlotte County, Florida
The committee continued a request for a vested‑rights determination for properties at 297 E. Virginia Ave. and 407 Wood St. to the Oct. 24 meeting after the applicant’s new counsel asked for time to review current codes; Interim City Attorney Steven Leskovich explained the criteria under Chapter 27 that guide vested‑rights determinations.
Bannock County, Idaho
County staff will apply for a land-use permit bond tied to the county’s recent agreement to acquire the Kimport Tower; commissioners authorized applying for a bond premium up to $500 annually for a three-year bond term.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
The advisory committee reviewed four K.A.R. rules on licensure, supervision, renewal and renewal audit; members recommended moving reinstatement language, removing the word 'original' from audit language, and assigned follow-up research on supervision ratios.
Farmington Public School District, School Boards, Michigan
At halftime of Farmington High's homecoming, the marching band performed a themed show and the school announced the 2025 homecoming court; the broadcast named students and leaders involved in the ceremony.
Punta Gorda City, Charlotte County, Florida
Representatives for a proposed indoor self‑storage facility at 2530 Tamiami Trail presented facade revisions and were informed by staff they have three months to obtain required departmental approvals and a building permit; final building approval will be contingent on issuance of a building permit.
Weston County, Wyoming
School officials asked the commission for help finding a safer bus stop location in Osage. Commissioners and staff discussed county ownership of local roads, unresolved easement records, and potential short‑term fixes such as a turnaround or temporary blade/gravel work; no formal action recorded.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
The advisory committee reviewed survey findings on telehealth use and concerns among behavior-analysis licensees and discussed publishing summaries, identifying continuing-education needs and outreach to associations; a comparative report is planned by year-end.
Bannock County, Idaho
Bannock County commissioners authorized recommended purchases for Road & Bridge equipment after discussion about returning two leased machines, overall lease strategy and long-term cost trade-offs.
Farmington Public School District, School Boards, Michigan
Farmington High School beat Bloomfield Hills 49-21 at Falcon Field on Friday night, extending the Falcons' win streak to five, improving to 6-1 and securing a postseason berth. Farmington built a large first-half lead with multiple long scoring drives and forced turnovers that led directly to points.
Weston County, Wyoming
Commission voted to sign a proclamation for National 4‑H Week (Oct. 5–11, 2025). Extension staff updated the commission on 4‑H programming, new robotics equipment, community classes, and outreach events.
Punta Gorda City, Charlotte County, Florida
The Punta Gorda City Review Committee approved the Sept. 26 meeting minutes and granted conditional approvals for the Charlotte County Chamber Christmas Parade, a Salty Tarpon band event, and a neighborhood fall festival, requiring confirmations such as step-off time, tent permits, police details and alcohol‑service documentation.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
Executive Director David Fye told the behavioral analyst advisory committee the BSRB is migrating its licensing system to the state's Acela platform, reviewing disciplinary regulations, contracting with EBOS for enhanced remediation tools and seeking a legislative seat for behavior analysts.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
City Clerk Caitlin Bernardi told an oversight panel she deployed an absentee ballot drop box on Sept. 19, 2024, that Mayor Doug Denny removed the box days later and returned it to the clerk by email; Bernardi reported the removal to the Marathon County district attorney and Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Holland City, Ottawa County, Michigan
A staff member advised against charging children's toys, e-bikes and scooters on plug strips or near doors because such setups can block escape routes and increase fire risk; the reminder came during Fire Prevention Month.
Weston County, Wyoming
Commission approved spending $35,018 from county account 150.00.32.0159000 to purchase Windows 11 licenses and upgrade county computers, citing end of support and security risks for older systems.
Weston County, Wyoming
Summary of formal motions and outcomes recorded during the board meeting, including agenda changes, consent agenda approval, executive session, communications-policy letters, extra duty contract approval, and scheduling an early-start session for evaluation.
Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee, Select Committees & Task Force, Committees, Legislative, Wyoming
The committee discussed and supported a bill draft to remove statutory caps on state Good Neighbor Authority positions and broaden funding flexibility; Representative Scott Heiner, state forester Kelly Norris and others said the change would help accelerate fuel‑reduction and timber sales on federal lands in Wyoming.
Weston County, Wyoming
Commission moved $22,125.47 from an American Rescue Plan Act account into the Weston County Fairgrounds sinking fund to help fund a rock‑wall repair project; motion carried after brief discussion and a request for semiannual updates.
Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
The Higher Education Coordinating Board formula advisory committee discussed inflation assumptions, research‑expenditure growth and proposals to increase and broaden a small‑institution supplement for the Higher Education Investment Fund during a briefing from coordinating‑board staff.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
The advisory committee welcomed new member Holly Kramer and reviewed member expectations, Kansas Open Meetings and Records rules, and committee procedures at a remote meeting Oct. 10.
Weston County, Wyoming
Facilities and transportation committee members reported winter preparedness, plans to reseal roofs, a pool closure while Long's contractor replaces pool boiler coils at their expense, and ongoing talks with the county about creating a bus turnaround to avoid student crossings on Highway 16.
Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee, Select Committees & Task Force, Committees, Legislative, Wyoming
The Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee approved a joint resolution (26 LSO 166) asking Congress to increase Wyoming’s share of federal mineral royalties; the committee inserted the 87.5%/12.5% split and passed the draft by roll call.
Weston County, Wyoming
County commissioners and staff discussed accounting and reporting for a multi‑year victim‑services grant, how federal/state draws appear in the county budget, and documentation of in‑kind match; no formal policy change was adopted during the discussion.
Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA), Judicial, Texas
The advisory board approved the Sept. 27, 2024 minutes, noted a complaint-review committee meeting at 1:00 p.m. and adjourned the Oct. 10 session.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
After a closed session, the Wausau Ethics Board announced it will reconvene next Wednesday (the 15th) to finalize a decision and issue written findings, then moved to adjourn; a verbal "aye" vote closed the meeting.
Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee, Select Committees & Task Force, Committees, Legislative, Wyoming
The Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee voted to advance a joint resolution asking Congress to amend the Federal Mineral Leasing Act so the state could administer and manage leasing of federal minerals in Wyoming; the committee also approved a conceptual amendment to include all minerals covered by the Mineral Leasing Act.
Fort Thomas Independent, School Boards, Kentucky
Student announcers at Fort Thomas Independent relayed Oct. 10 reminders including a varsity football game at 7 p.m. against Elder High School, an after-school Governor’s Scholars information meeting in the library, a volunteer sign-up via Lincoln Schoology for Johnson’s Hullabaloo, and the 2025 homecoming parade set for Oct. 22.
Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA), Judicial, Texas
The advisory board discussed whether investigators should 'stack' multiple similar violations arising from a single act and signaled preference for treating closely related subsections as a single rule violation while preserving avenues to address distinct misconduct.
Weston County, Wyoming
Special education director Taryn reported the team has held 24 IEP meetings so far, completed required reconciliations for the 6-84 report, and confirmed the district remains below the state’s 1% alternate assessment threshold.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Council members reported 38 paper and six online survey responses so far, agreed to multiple outreach steps (Facebook boost, flyers, town sign) and set grant-review/voting dates for Nov. 5, Nov. 11 and Nov. 20 to consider fiscal-year grant applications.
Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee, Select Committees & Task Force, Committees, Legislative, Wyoming
Travis Detaime of the Wyoming Mining Association told the Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee that federal coal leasing takes a decade or longer, recent federal policy shifts have reopened leasing activity, and market and technology trends could drive much higher electricity demand.
Weston County, Wyoming
A district staff member summarized Wyoming State Board actions to split rules formerly under Chapter 31 into separate graduation-standards and assessment chapters, described competency-based learning requirements, and noted that Pearson won the next five-year state assessment contract.
Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA), Judicial, Texas
The Office of Court Administration told the JVCC advisory board it will pursue a university partner to conduct a statewide study on digital court recording as required by HB 16, and described a draft timeline and stakeholder makeup for the project.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board approved the consent agenda, adopting minutes from the Sept. 15 meeting and appointing three residents to local boards and committees.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At its Oct. 7 meeting the Town of Hubbardston Cultural Council reviewed fiscal-year ledger discrepancies and agreed to use the council's $330 administrative allotment for promotional materials and outreach ahead of the next grant cycle; the decision reduces next cycle's grant pool by $330.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board authorized the town administrator to submit the closeout for a $40,000 community-compact best-practices grant tied to Hub Connect, directed staff to replace percentage claims with numeric baselines, and to include related vendor reports.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board voted to hold a public hearing and pursue a heavy-vehicle exclusion for the top portion of Brigham Road, proposing a 2.5-ton limit and rerouting heavy traffic via Old Princeton and Evergreen to Route 68.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board voted to send the draft joint-elected vacancy appointment policy back to staff for amendment to allow affected boards to meet applicants and to return with the revised policy for adoption.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Hubbardston Select Board closed a public hearing on a proposed update to the towns private-way plowing policy and agreed to seek legal counsel and additional amendments, including a proposed three-year funding option and a possible exclusion for Plumtree Lane.