What happened on Wednesday, 15 October 2025
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
Members of the Oro Valley Chamber’s Gen Z committee and residents urged the Town Council to amend the town’s 60% draft general-plan language to remove wording that they said excluded apartments and restricted allowable occupants by job type. Speakers argued that apartments and more housing variety are needed to retain young professionals and fill a
Euless, Tarrant County, Texas
The council approved a temporary use permit allowing 6 Stones Mission Network to place 20 storage containers at 3232 West Julius Boulevard to hold toys and supplies for the Night of Hope program between Oct. 27 and Dec. 22 (year not specified).
Pico Rivera, Los Angeles County, California
The Pico Rivera City Council approved consent calendar items 1 through 10 on Oct. 14 by a 4‑0 roll call vote; the transcript identifies the mover as "council member Lard" and a second by Dr. Monica Sanchez. Details of individual consent items were not discussed on the record.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
Council held an extended study-session discussion on proposed new revenue sources—commercial rental tax, telecommunications tax and a use tax—and directed staff to clarify legal notification rules with the Arizona Department of Revenue and return with additional analysis and public outreach. Business leaders testified against a commercial rental, c
Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska
Borough planning staff presented a 400-page Community Growth Solutions Study that recommends transportation modeling, right-of-way acquisition strategies, updates to Title 43 and subdivision rules, and corridor access management plans. No formal action was taken; staff will return with an informational memorandum and await assembly direction.
Euless, Tarrant County, Texas
The Euless City Council unanimously approved its consent agenda, authorizing multiple purchases, denying a rate-change request from Encore Electric Delivery Company and approving the citys application to administer a Texas State Library and Archives Commission grant.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
New Rochelle promoted five members and presented lifesaving, unit and meritorious awards at an Oct. 2025 ceremony; the department also recognized Empress EMS and gave annual memorial and service awards.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
A consultant retained by a state trust land affiliate briefed the council on the process, timeline (minimum three years to auction and later development), entitlements, and environmental constraints for an 880-acre state trust parcel near Tangerine Road. Council members raised water supply, environmental protections, retail feasibility and state-de
Pico Rivera, Los Angeles County, California
The city manager told the council Oct. 14 staff will prepare a memo analyzing potential local impacts of an extended federal government shutdown, citing a preliminary LA County estimate of roughly $120 million in weekly impacts.
Hutto, Williamson County, Texas
The commission approved the Emery (Emory) Crossing Phase 5 final plat covering 23.678 acres and 83 lots after public comment flagged neighborhood traffic concerns; commissioners asked engineering to study alleys, parking and temporary closures until TxDOT intersection work is completed.
Coconino County, Arizona
County Treasurer Sarah Benatar told the Board of Supervisors she has filed to run for second vice president of the National Association of Counties (NACo); members of the board praised her candidacy and pledged their support during a presentation and discussion.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
The Metropolitan Development Commission approved six resolutions including professional services and TIF reimbursements, and accepted six petitions of no appeal. Commissioner Hergett recused from two TIF reimbursement items; the group motions otherwise passed by roll call.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
The Town Council voted 7–0 to issue a Notice of Intent (NOI) to raise the stormwater utility base fee from $4.50 to $6.50 per equivalent residential unit (ERU) phased over fiscal years 2027–2029, beginning with a 15% increase effective July 1, 2026. The vote starts a statutorily required public review that culminates in a January 14, 2026 hearing.
Pico Rivera, Los Angeles County, California
A representative of the Community Health Alliance Coalition urged the Pico Rivera City Council during public comment on Oct. 14 to adopt smoke‑free policies for multi‑unit housing, citing health risks to children, seniors and people with medical conditions. Council did not take formal action at the meeting.
Hutto, Williamson County, Texas
The Hutto Planning and Zoning Commission approved a final plat for a single industrial lot in Titan Innovation Business Park Phase 3 but added a condition requiring vehicle access to New Technology Boulevard to reduce heavy-vehicle traffic on Limmer Loop.
Coconino County, Arizona
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved emergency transfers from the countys Stability Fund Friday to sustain Women, Infants and Children (WIC) benefits and WIC staff while federal funding is paused, authorizing contracts and budget adjustments with Arizona Department of Health Services and the county health district.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
A continuance for petition 2025ZONO776 (item 13) was approved to Nov. 19 after the petitioner said council and IH(C)DA timing require that date; Decatur Township Civic Council requested Dec. 3 but petitioner held firm on Nov. 19.
Sedona, Yavapai County, Arizona
Sedona City Council heard a needs assessment and three-tier implementation menu for a regional Verde Valley homelessness response, reviewed local service capacity and requested staff pursue regional coordination, clearer implementation steps and a limited near-term funding proposal for council review.
Richland County, Wisconsin
Richland County public works staff reported imminent paving on County Road Old, detailed larger recent bills and equipment planned for public auction, and updated the committee on delays at the Yuba radio tower site.
Vacaville City, Solano County, California
The Vacaville City Council convened a closed session at 5 p.m. Oct. 14 to discuss cybersecurity threats, labor negotiations and the city attorney and fire chief positions; no public comments were taken and no actions were announced in the public record.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
The commission approved 2025ZON113 to modify the DP zoning at 1318 South Lyndhurst Drive to allow a phased microcommunity: six small homes in phase 1 and duplexes plus a community center in phase 2; vote 8-0 on ballots.
Fremont County, Colorado
The board approved the consent agenda including an airport taxiway contract, declared VFW Post 2788 a Purple Heart post by proclamation, rescheduled two board meetings in February 2026, and approved several appointments.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
The council approved the FY2024 audit, consent agenda, targeted police pay increases, a developer replat, SEDC park-fountain project, Meadows Place bikeway actions and minutes for recent meetings.
Richland County, Wisconsin
Committee was told the LA Community Building found chloroform and E. coli in its water supply, stopped use, disinfected the system and obtained three clean follow-up samples; a facility representative will brief executive and finance next week.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
The commission voted 8-0 to add emergency shelter and storage uses to the DP zoning for 2424–2606 North Tibbs Avenue, allowing the city to use the Noble of Indiana building as a winter/ severe-weather overflow shelter and a furniture storage/distribution site.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Council approved a resolution authorizing Stafford Economic Development Corporation funds to replace park water fountains and agreed to proceed with a previously approved Meadows Place bikeway project; CenterPoint contract execution was authorized for an easement.
Fremont County, Colorado
A resident representing neighbors urged the board for clearer Department of Transportation schedules and more frequent maintenance on rural roads, saying deferred work has led to erosion, plugged culverts and travel disruptions.
Tolleson Union High School District (4288), School Districts, Arizona
Multiple public commenters urged the board to investigate the superintendent, called for transparency around bond and override proposals, and criticized proposed stadium and district office spending while students described campus maintenance problems.
Eagle, Ada County, Idaho
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Eagle Public Library Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda and voted to fill officer roles: Brian was elected chair, Ron DeRoz vice chair and Mitch Moore secretary; trustees also confirmed liaison assignments for the Foundation and Friends groups by unanimous consent.
Richland County, Wisconsin
Richland County Public Works Committee reviewed a facilities-focused capital improvement plan prepared by staff, discussed prioritizing a short list of projects and whether the full County Board should set direction before heavy spending proceeds.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Crow Holdings representatives told council the replat supports a previously approved planned development district; after a public hearing and discussion the council approved the replat, allowing the developer to proceed to building permit stage.
Fremont County, Colorado
The executive director for Senior Services Solutions Plus told commissioners the nonprofit has used most of a county grant to maintain nonemergency transportation for Medicaid clients after state changes to MedRide reimbursement left the group covering costs.
Eagle, Ada County, Idaho
Friends volunteers reported selling roughly 80% of donated books, raising $3,281.88 and donating the remainder; they also described upcoming community fundraising events at the Luxe Movie Theater.
Humboldt County, California
The Planning Commission voted to continue a public hearing on the comprehensive update to Arcadia's Local Coastal Program to Feb. 17, 2026, after staff described ongoing edits and conflicts with the California Coastal Commission over sea-level-rise and accessory dwelling unit policies.
Tolleson Union High School District (4288), School Districts, Arizona
Facilities staff reviewed completed bond projects, planned campus construction and a proposed GMP Phase 1 early procurement. Board members debated a motion to table and discussed supply‑chain timing for long‑lead items; the transcript records motions and procedural objections but does not record a final vote on the GMP procurement.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
An engineering analysis shows feasible drainage fixes for Crestmont and for the Linda/Roseanne/Cravens watershed but the most effective options require coordination with TxDOT, Harris County, Fort Bend County and neighboring Missouri City; near-term, lower-cost fixes are available.
Fremont County, Colorado
A resident and tenant in subsidized housing told commissioners she is filing complaints with HUD and the Colorado Secretary of State about Cardinal Capital LLC, which she says is not maintaining required filings and mismanaging several local HUD properties.
Eagle, Ada County, Idaho
Library staff told trustees the system closed the year with 758,000 combined physical and digital checkouts and described an industry disruption after longtime distributor Baker & Taylor went out of business; the library plans to move most standing orders to Ingram with Amazon as a contingency.
Tolleson Union High School District (4288), School Districts, Arizona
District nutrition services reported serving about 1.9 million meals in the year, a 36% increase in lunch and a 45% increase in breakfast compared with the prior non‑CEP year, and described a new warehouse and kitchen remodels.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
Council voted to approve market-focused pay adjustments for patrol officers, detectives, sergeants, lieutenants, captains and dispatchers effective first full pay period of January 2026; staff will return with a formal resolution and salary book updates.
Imperial County, California
Trustees heard an update that Imperial County environmental health services staff have moved into neighboring space, increasing daily occupants and causing temporary parking shortages; staff said security patrols responded to a large encampment under the parking shade that same morning.
Fremont County, Colorado
The county clerk said mail ballots were dispatched this week, described new and relocated ballot drop boxes and voting center hours, and reminded the public that electioneering and carrying weapons are prohibited near ballot locations.
Tolleson Union High School District (4288), School Districts, Arizona
District transportation leaders described a fleet expansion that includes 15 new electric buses with charging stations plus additional buses to support special needs, homeless students and CTE programs.
Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas
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Fremont County, Colorado
Budget officer Sean Sutton told county commissioners August retail sales and lodging taxes were slightly higher year‑over‑year and that overall collections remain ahead of the adopted budget, while auto‑use sales tax declined versus 2024.
Imperial County, California
After closed‑session consideration of a service‑connected disability application, the board voted unanimously to deny Rosa Acosta’s claim, concluding the applicant was not permanently incapacitated for her duties as a vocational nurse and psychiatric technician 3.
Tolleson Union High School District (4288), School Districts, Arizona
CFO Joyce Counsel and business services leaders presented staffing, workload trends and audit improvements, noting increased procurement activity, construction dollars and a lower audit exception rate across seven years.
Rockwall County, Texas
Sheriff Garrett summarized public-safety infrastructure needs in Rockwall County, including the countywide P25 radio system, an upcoming hardware refresh, training and firearms‑range repairs, two grant-funded "drone‑in‑a‑box" first‑responder drones and possible mobile command-post purchases.
Imperial County, California
ISERs staff said negotiations with Haywood, the planned pension administration (PaaS) vendor, are progressing; most remaining issues are legal and cross‑jurisdictional and staff expect further meetings before finalizing the contract.
El Paso County, Colorado
El Paso County commissioners approved the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department’s 2026 budget, keeping fees unchanged after two decades. The budget anticipates $22.75 million in revenue, includes a potential cost-of-living adjustment of up to 5%, and budgeted for a worst-case 28% benefits increase while expecting a lower final number.
Rockwall County, Texas
Michael Morris of the North Central Texas Council of Governments presented alternative alignments for the proposed regional outer loop and urged Rockwall County and cities to use five planning tools — avoid, minimize, mitigate, enhance and land-use partnerships — rather than only shifting the route. City leaders, county commissioners and residents’
Imperial County, California
The retirement administrator reported positive returns for the quarter and discussed private‑market movements; trustees directed staff to proceed with a letter opposing a recent SEC policy allowing companies to require individual arbitration for securities claims.
Newport News (Independent City), Virginia
City Manager Alan Archer asked residents to attend a Nov. 1 interactive strategic-planning event at the Denbigh Community Center to help shape the city's next strategic plan. The event is a drop-in scheduled 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
El Paso County, Colorado
The El Paso County Board of County Commissioners on Oct. 14, 2025 adopted a proclamation honoring the late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, urging denunciation of political violence and commending his work on civic education. The measure passed 5-0.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
Applicants for 69 Union Avenue won board approval for fence and gate replacements, subject to a condition requiring the existing historic fence fragments be reused, upcycled or donated with help from the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation.
Imperial County, California
The ISERs board approved revisions to its information‑security and related policies, including recommendations to remove detailed security controls from public webpages, extend review cycles to three years and tighten third‑party access and authentication requirements.
Moffat County, Colorado
The board appointed three members to the Fair Board and authorized Human Resources to extend an employment offer to the recommended candidate for director of development services.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
The board approved two motions allowing limited demolition of a shed addition and stair and a conditioned relocation of a detached two-car garage; a relocation plan must be submitted for final approval prior to a building permit.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The commission recommended landmark district designation for Allard Alley and Tula Abbey early residential historic districts in Mission Dolores, including a minor amendment to the Tula Abbey ordinance; both recommendations passed unanimously.
Moffat County, Colorado
Jennifer Riley of Memorial Regional Health presented a 75th-anniversary update highlighting new clinical services, in-house billing, increased days cash on hand, workforce programs, security staffing and concerns about potential future Medicaid/provider-tax changes.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
The board approved alterations at 60 Woodlawn Avenue including new arched, aluminum-clad windows, shutters and an accessible front approach, but required the existing brick remain unpainted and ordered the newly proposed archway set back one brick course for visual separation.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The commission adopted the Russian American Historic Context Statement, which staff said will guide landmark identification; staff plans translation to Russian and further community outreach.
Moffat County, Colorado
The BOCC approved Resolution 2025-95 to amend the establishment agreement for the Moffat County Economic Development Authority, waived existing budget procedures, and adopted the authority's 2026 budget; commissioners and city action are required for full enactment.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
Following material review, the board approved a full slate replacement for the main roof of 165 Filus Street and permitted GAF slate-style shingles for secondary roof planes; the board recorded a formal vote.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The commission unanimously recommended three property owners for Mills Act historical property contracts, which provide property tax reductions in exchange for rehabilitation and maintenance commitments.
Newport News (Independent City), Virginia
Public commenters urged better coordination on homelessness and preservation of historic sites. Thrive Peninsula’s executive director thanked council for support, detailed service hours and said the organization expects to serve more than 35,000 people this year.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a planning code amendment that consolidates and expands existing use-flexibility programs to support adaptive reuse of historic buildings citywide.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
Homeowners and architects returned to the Saratoga Springs Design Review Board with revised plans to reorient and refinish the facade at 9 Spa Circle. Board members praised improvements but asked for more detail on window proportions, porch railings and materials.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The commission unanimously approved staff recommendations to add Gasparri’s Pizzeria (5546 Geary Blvd) and the Waterfront Restaurant (Pier 7) to the Legacy Business Registry.
Coronado Unified, School Districts, California
The Oct. 15 Islander Insider Live broadcast from Coronado High School contained student-produced segments on mental health awareness, schedules, performances and sports; it did not include municipal or policy actions requiring civic reporting.
Newport News (Independent City), Virginia
At its Oct. 14 regular session, the Newport News City Council approved three industrial-park leases, several utility easements, a change to the city vehicle license-fee code, multiple appropriations totaling $26,989,080 and routine consent items. Most measures passed unanimously; one bond appropriation passed with a single abstention.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The commission voted unanimously to continue consideration of landmark designation and related matters for 717 California Street to Dec. 3 after public comment urging the process move to the Board of Supervisors.
Yolo County, California
The JPA approved the consent agenda item to adopt minutes from the July 14, 2025 meeting by unanimous voice vote; mover and seconder were recorded but not named in the transcript.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
A member of the public urged the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission to preserve Ruth Asawa’s Osaka Way and to restore fountains instead of altering the block-long art installation.
Yolo County, California
County staff described an RFI seeking nonprofit or third-party partners for alternative animal-services governance models, said it closes Oct. 23 and that responses so far number two. Staff signaled they may extend the deadline and will compile responses to inform a governance analysis for the board.
Waukesha City, Waukesha County, Wisconsin
After extended debate on optics, competitiveness and candidate recruitment, the Waukesha City HR Committee voted to send four compensation resolutions to the common council. The committee majority favored leaving the current salaries unchanged for the upcoming terms; the mayoral item passed the committee 3–2 to move to council.
Yolo County, California
Public commenters and shelter staff described high intake, limited capacity and immediate plans to expand spay-neuter access through mobile providers and a new “clinic in a can.” Community volunteers asked the JPA to allow weekend trap-neuter-release (TNR) clinics and to open unused shelter space for surgeries.
Waukesha City, Waukesha County, Wisconsin
The Waukesha City Human Resources Committee approved a narrow correction to HR Policy C‑1 that adds 24 hours to the holiday bank for fire battalion chiefs and clarifies dispatcher hours; the change will go to the full common council for final action.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
The Planning Commission approved Laguna Vita, a four-unit, three-story condominium development at 2618 Jefferson Street, and added a condition requiring payment of a sewer connection fee for an upcoming Jefferson Street sewer replacement project.
Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon
Engineers presented three alternatives — converting the intersection to stop control or two mid‑block crossings — and identified cost, right‑of‑way and utility constraints. No formal action was requested; commissioners raised concerns about user behavior, ODOT property, annexation and next steps toward a capital project.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
Commission recommended approval to City Council for a standards modification allowing larger and additional wall and monument signs for a new 14,000-square-foot Barrens Market tenant space in the Village and Barrio master-planned area; commissioners debated monument-sign height and illumination hours.
Fort Thomas Independent, School Boards, Kentucky
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Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
Commissioners approved a 12-unit, three-story condominium project at 2647 Jefferson Street that uses a state density-bonus to add four units, grants multiple waivers and includes a condition requiring developers to pay a proportionate sewer connection fee; commissioners debated an asbestos-cement water-main replacement concession.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
A Carlsbad resident asked the Planning Commission to consider adding traffic controls at Grand and Madison and to enforce downtown noise rules after late-night vehicle noise disturbed nearby condo residents.
Carlsbad, San Diego County, California
City Council members and staff updated the Planning Commission on the citys legislative platform, recent bills Carlsbad sponsored, funding priorities and outstanding questions about SB 79s local impacts.
Chamblee, DeKalb County, Georgia
The DDA authorized the chair to contract for appraisals, not to exceed $6,000, on three properties — two owned by the Pierce family and one DDA-owned parcel fronting Peachtree Road — to be pledged as collateral for a loan to purchase the Pierce properties.
Chamblee, DeKalb County, Georgia
The DDA rescinded an earlier approval of a second amendment to a purchase-and-sale agreement with Greystar Development East LLC and then authorized entry into a revised second amendment; the revised amendment extends the inspection deadline and was approved unanimously.
Chamblee, DeKalb County, Georgia
The Chamblee Downtown Development Authority on Oct. 15 authorized its chair to negotiate a memorandum of understanding with Windsor Stevens for tax-incentive terms for the Fraser at Old Town Gordon project; final execution will require separate board approval.
Accomack County, Virginia
A drop in the Department of Taxations estimated local assessment ratio will reduce projected FY26 revenue by about $246,000; separately, the board authorized the county administrator to sign an MOU to accept roughly $6.55 million in Commonwealth funds for a natural-gas expansion project, pending county attorney review.
Accomack County, Virginia
The Accomack County Board adopted amendments to the Eastern Shore 9-1-1 commission ordinance, clarified subdivision definitions to close a courthouse-recording loophole and updated approval-validity periods in zoning; supervisors also asked staff to draft an initiating resolution to study travel-trailer (RV) placement rules.
Accomack County, Virginia
Acomack County partnered with iUnit to win a Virginia Housing Innovation grant of roughly $500,000 to site two demonstration factory-built units in Parksley; the county will administer the grant and a ribbon cutting is expected in December.
Accomack County, Virginia
A $225,000 county-funded childcare incentive program received five applications but none reached the 70-point minimum on the county's scoring rubric. Staff will continue discussions with regional partners and may reopen the program.
Accomack County, Virginia
VDOT told local staff Route 175 improvements were unlikely to score well; the board directed staff to pursue SmartScale applications for Marion Smith Road and Fishers Corner and to send a letter to VDOT Richmond requesting reconsideration of county priorities and to copy the countys state delegation.
Accomack County, Virginia
Acting union president for ACDPS outlined large pay disparities among medics; the board removed payroll-deduction language from personnel manual and sent it to the personnel committee for review rather than permanently eliminating payroll deductions at this meeting.
Accomack County, Virginia
At its October meeting the Accomack County Board of Supervisors approved routine agenda items, extended the maturity of a deed-of-trust for Accomack Manor until Jan. 31, 2026, directed staff to pursue alternate SmartScale projects and send a letter to VDOT Richmond, referred a disputed payroll-deduction policy to the personnel committee for study,,
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City staff outlined a proposed redesign of the consolidated funding pool, recommended longer contract cycles and a higher minimum award, and proposed a December tabletop exercise to model impacts if federal programs are cut. Councilmembers and nonprofit leaders raised concerns about contract length, minimum award levels and how to measure programs’
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City staff briefed the City Council on the human services consolidated funding process, proposed RFP changes and a December tabletop exercise to assess impacts of potential federal grant reductions; council asked for more district-level data and flagged contract-term, minimum award and equity concerns.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Callers left several voicemails about items on the consent agenda, urging preservation of structures in Dignowity Hill, questioning materials and height at East Commerce, supporting item 5 across from Lavaca, and opposing large digital billboards proposed downtown.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
HDRC gave conceptual approval for a two‑story rear addition at a property on Adams Street with stipulations to set the addition further back, provide line‑of‑sight studies, reuse historic windows and submit specs; the commission also approved a roof replacement to standing‑seam metal.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The commission sent a proposal for a two‑story, three‑bay garage with second‑floor living space to the Design Review Committee after staff and callers raised concerns about scale, driveway width and compliance with the 40% guideline for accessory structures.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The commission denied a proposed infill addition that staff concluded would alter the building’s massing and visibility; the applicant argued the addition would be reversible and minimally visible.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The commission approved a two‑part proposal to shorten a front porch by two feet and to build a rear addition with conditions on materials, roofing and fenestration; applicant will salvage historic windows where possible.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
After two DRC reviews, the commission approved the applicant’s Option B for a sign at 451 Soledad (option presented as a blade-style, inset panel), subject to staff stipulations.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Outfront Media’s proposal for a large digital display at West Market was approved after the applicant reduced the panel width to a maximum of 11 feet 4 inches and agreed to provide measured elevation drawings.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The Historic and Design Review Commission approved a digital sign mounted on the AT&T Annex building after the applicant reduced size and placement; three commissioners voted no amid objections that the property is within a historic overlay.
Alamogordo, Otero County, New Mexico
The commission recorded unanimous votes on several routine and substantive items Oct. 14: agenda approval, consent agenda, Resolution 2025-31 (automatic deletion via NextQuest), first publication of Ordinance 17-18 (GRIP), and an appointment to parks and recreation.
Moffat County, Colorado
The Board approved final plat for the S-2506 Powell minor subdivision and granted an exemption for E-2503 Martin, following planning commission recommendations; no public testimony was offered during either hearing.
Wake County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
The Community Engagement Committee unanimously approved minutes from prior meetings during the opening of the off‑site session in Roseville; motions were made, seconded and carried without a recorded roll‑call tally in the transcript.
Waukegan, DuPage County, Illinois
During public comment, Rayon Edwards urged aldermen to inform the public about committee assignments, invest in police staffing and community policing rather than additional vehicles, and criticized elected officials’ engagement with residents.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
A CCR proposing to rename the San Antonio International Airport in honor of Coach Gregg Popovich received no further action from staff and the Governance Committee voted to accept that recommendation, citing recent rebranding work and cost.
Wake County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
District staff proposed moving the Spotlight on Students recognition to four regional community‑fair style events (Jan. 27, March 24, April 22, May 12) with an elementary segment and a secondary segment at each stop; committee members expressed concern about board quorum, Tuesday scheduling conflicts and extra staffing costs for interpretation and…
Moffat County, Colorado
The Moffat County Board of County Commissioners held a public hearing and approved the proposed 2026 county budget, which totals $147,553,479 and includes a Memorial Hospital component budget of $88,936,202; commissioners acknowledged upcoming adjustments before final adoption on Dec. 9.
Waukegan, DuPage County, Illinois
The committee voted to hold over approval of the April 7, 2025 Government Operations and Oversight Committee minutes pending verification of corrections.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Metro Health and resilience staff briefed the committee on existing heat-illness dashboards and resilience work; the Governance Committee referred a CCR asking for standardized tracking of heat-related illnesses and deaths to the Community Health Committee for further study and potential partnership with UT Health Science Center.
Montezuma County, Colorado
County staff presented a proposed 2026 budget showing planned expenditures exceeding projected revenues; staff said reserves and capital adjustments would cover the difference and that departmental transfers and collective bargaining outcomes may require future amendments.
Wake County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Wake County Public Schools staff highlighted a community tour that partnered with existing neighborhood events and nonprofits, reached thousands of attendees and distributed school supplies; organizers said the model increases access and helps the district connect directly to families where they live.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council asked staff to refine the proposed taxpayer impact statement and consider whether to codify publication; the Governance Committee continued the CCR to its next meeting so staff can return with a draft and options for codifying the statement versus incorporating it into annual financial policies.
Montezuma County, Colorado
Two members of the public offered contrasting views during the Oct. 14 public comment period: one urged extending a county solar moratorium to allow more planning time, the other urged lifting it. County Attorney said staff would publish notice for a Nov. 18 public hearing on proposed regulations or a new moratorium.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The city’s draft artificial intelligence strategy and action plan will be presented at a B session; staff said a plan and seven prototypes are already in progress and council members asked for more frequent (quarterly) updates and a public version of the plan.
Wake County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Library director Tammy Baggett and collection manager Theresa Fields outlined the system’s programs — including tutor.com, Udemy and a Culture City sensory‑inclusive certification — and noted the 2024 $142 million bond will fund a new Roseville branch.
Montezuma County, Colorado
The board approved a first‑amendment to Lot 2 of the Lynch Minor Subdivision (14587 Road 29.75, Dolores) after planning staff described existing access and commissioners debated easement widths and one‑way access concerns.
Alamogordo, Otero County, New Mexico
At the Oct. 14 Alamogordo City Commission meeting, commissioners directed staff to prioritize the remaining LITA fund balance for business projects rather than housing. Echo Johnson, owner of Extreme Amplitude, described an offer on a 17,000-square-foot building and said the business would expand programs and hire staff if awarded support.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
A CCR seeking city-led, no-cost supports and biannual updates on education commissions failed to advance from the Governance Committee after a tie vote; councilmembers debated scope, overlap with existing community organizations and staff capacity.
Waukegan, DuPage County, Illinois
The committee voted to continue the department’s ScribeLab membership and pay the annual fee; the transcript records garbled dollar amounts and the exact fee was not specified on the record.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
A CCR asking the city to create an incentive program to bridge HUD voucher payment delays and gap funding was referred to the Planning & Community Development Committee; staff gave a preliminary annual cost estimate of about $3.7 million and flagged HUD regulatory constraints.
Montezuma County, Colorado
At their Oct. 14 meeting the Montezuma County Board of County Commissioners approved two minor subdivision applications, authorized a grant submission for county cybersecurity software and approved a five‑year purchase plan for new tasers for the sheriff’s office.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
A proposal to require registered-apprentice participation and training on city-funded construction projects was referred to the Economic & Workforce Development Committee; staff and sponsors agreed on pilots and stakeholder balancing before any requirements are adopted.
Post Falls, Kootenai County, Idaho
City staff presented the fiscal year 2023–2024 development impact fee report, showing roughly $5.2 million collected in fiscal year 2024 and about $3.5 million spent on roads, parks and public safety; staff said the report is informational and will go to City Council.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
A council consideration request seeking a formal accountability plan for utility and fiber companies was referred to the Transportation Infrastructure Committee; staff and council members noted state law restricts the city's ability to require certain telecom fees or conditions, and asked staff to gather vendor-specific data.
Post Falls, Kootenai County, Idaho
The City of Post Falls Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to postpone the public hearing on the McGuire annexation (file ANX-25-4) to Nov. 12, 2025, to ensure a quorum and check for conflicts of interest.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council approved staff recommendation to start the review process for a memorial designation of a portion of Iowa Street to honor the Tuskegee Airmen and will pursue required public meetings and commission reviews ahead of a December council approval.
Litchfield Elementary District (4281), School Districts, Arizona
At first reading trustees reviewed revisions to several district policies (parent/legal guardian rights; patriotic exercises; students with disabilities; police interviews; Department of Child Safety procedures; and medication administration including epinephrine options). No final action was taken; policies return for approval at a future meeting.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council members and labor advocates urged creation of a San Antonio Trades Advisory Board to advise on publicly funded projects, but staff warned of charter limits and resource needs; committee continued the item and asked staff to return with a redline of the proposed attachment and cost estimates.
Litchfield Elementary District (4281), School Districts, Arizona
The board voted Oct. 14 to create a committee — Board Members Mikes and Wallace plus one district administrator — to develop or align the superintendent evaluation tool; the board discussed attorney guidance about quorum and recommended including a district staff member on the committee.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
During public comment, neighborhood advocates urged the Historic Review Commission to oppose demolition of two commercial buildings at 25‑75 Chestnut Street that speakers said have acquired historic significance over 25 years in the district.
Litchfield Elementary District (4281), School Districts, Arizona
District leaders reported improvements in transportation operations — no route cancellations so far this year — and outlined ongoing challenges: driver recruitment and training under new federal/state rules, fleet replacement needs (56 buses over the next decade-plus), fuel and maintenance costs, and progress on a small “white fleet” that reduced a
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The commission approved the concept for a two‑story rear addition at 214 Adam Street, subject to conditions including use of historic windows, metal roofing and further design review to reduce visibility from the street.
Litchfield Elementary District (4281), School Districts, Arizona
The Litchfield district approved its fiscal year 2025 annual financial report Oct. 14. CFO Juan Vaughn presented spending breakdowns for the maintenance & operations fund, classroom site fund, capital outlay, food service, reserves, and gave statutory-mandated updates on the M&O override and bond programs.
Berwyn, Cook County, Illinois
Berwyn residents urged the City Council to strengthen protections after recent immigration enforcement incidents. Council adopted a mayoral proclamation barring use of city-owned entities for federal immigration operations and debated — but did not adopt — a resolution to immediately deactivate Flock license-plate readers; council directed the city
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
After technical questions about property lines, massing and compatibility, the commission voted to send an accessory-structure/garage proposal at 932 Portnet Street back to the design review committee for additional study and revisions.
Litchfield Elementary District (4281), School Districts, Arizona
The Litchfield Elementary School District Governing Board voted unanimously Oct. 14 to approve a project to replace a rocky play area at Verado Heritage with artificial turf and drainage improvements; funding is expected from remaining 2013 bond funds and possibly the 2024 bond authorization.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
A two‑story rear addition proposed at 504 Kate William was denied after staff concluded the design did not meet massing and scale findings for the King William historic district; the applicant argued the project is reversible and that vegetation limits street visibility.
Evanston, Cook County, Illinois
Commissioners and a public commenter reviewed the city's Strategic Housing Plan, urging clearer definitions and protections for "naturally occurring affordable housing," recommending conservation districts and stronger adaptive-reuse language, and flagging transfer of development rights and property-tax impacts as areas needing guardrails and more,
Waukegan, DuPage County, Illinois
The Government Operations and Oversight Committee approved $113,072.76 to purchase Axon in‑vehicle cameras, license‑plate reader (LPR) equipment and related software for 10 police vehicles; members clarified the funding covers equipment and not new squad cars.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The commission approved a front-porch reduction and conditioned rear addition at 615 East Evergreen, requiring traditional window specifications, a metal roof specification and staff review of final materials.
Wake County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Neighbor to Neighbor told the Wake County Public School System Community Engagement Committee it runs an academically focused, paid peer‑mentor afterschool program serving about 165–185 students, uses diagnostics and AI tools to individualize instruction, and is asking the district for help on transportation and curriculum partnerships.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
The San Antonio Historic Review Commission approved three separate digital signage proposals with size and design stipulations and required follow‑up materials from applicants after commissioners raised concerns about scale, alignment with architectural features and visibility in historic districts.
Waukegan, DuPage County, Illinois
The Waukegan Public Works and Infrastructure Committee on May 19 approved multiple 2025 procurement awards — mowing, asphalt, concrete, hydrant assemblies, manhole parts and root-control services — and an amendment to an IDOT intergovernmental agreement to add $102,277.79 for Sheridan Road resurfacing. Most votes were routine and unanimous; staff:s
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Information Management Services presented a 2026 budget request emphasizing lifecycle replacement funding for devices and server-room improvements, progress on data governance and AI planning, and steps to reduce vendor costs and improve service delivery
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Village of Jackson Tourism Commission voted to recommend the Village Board approve a 2026 hotel‑motel tax budget as presented after hearing reports from Visit Washington County and local event organizers. Commissioners discussed declining fund balance, recent revenue trends and plans to expand community events while urging partners to pursue co
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Milwaukee County Human Resources reported a rise in hires and diverse hiring, outlined work to comply with Wisconsin Act 12 and described ongoing compensation transformation and transition of leave administration for 2026; county budget lines include $2 million for HR/payroll systems and $1.8 million for compensation completion
Yolo County, California
New Hope Community Development Corporation received a 9% federal tax credit award for a 37-unit West Sacramento project and a $2.3 million Alta California Regional Center award to reserve 19 units for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities in the Tupelo housing phase; together the projects will provide 37 set-aside units.
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Department of Administrative Services described design and planning work for an Investing in Justice courthouse complex, proposed use of state expressway/patrol funds to offset bonding costs and sought board guidance on swing-space planning and long-term tax impacts
Yolo County, California
On Oct. 15 the authority approved a 2026 meeting schedule, advanced routine consent items, and heard staff updates on EV charger installations across five sites, emergency housing voucher funding status during the federal shutdown and other program updates.
Creighton Elementary District (4263), School Districts, Arizona
Trustees approved the district’s FY 2024‑25 Annual Financial Report and heard detailed updates on bond spending, the capital override and the m&O override timeline; staff recommended a 20% fund‑balance carryforward target and described planned capital and technology projects.
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Department of Health and Human Services leaders presented the 2026 recommended budget, reporting program expansions, a $7.5 million HUD lead remediation grant, an accounting change to childrens long-term support and proposed cuts in behavioral health tied to declining Medicaid enrollment; county and state actions on juvenile corrections rates also
Evanston, Cook County, Illinois
The Evanston Preservation Commission unanimously granted a certificate of appropriateness to alter windows, enclose screened openings and add a roofed entry stair at 144 Greenwood Street, noting the south elevation is not visible from the public way.
Yolo County, California
The housing authority on Oct. 15 approved moving forward with a partnership with Urban Elements and Fulcrum to deed-restrict 30 existing units at the KIND project in West Sacramento for 35 years and authorized staff to negotiate final documents for return in December.
Creighton Elementary District (4263), School Districts, Arizona
The board adopted revisions to the district’s standard evaluation system (teacher observations + data weighting) and approved the administrator annual evaluation aligned to student‑outcomes focused governance; staff said the changes increase alignment with board goals and recalibrate data cut scores.
Nye County , Nevada
Nye County planning staff presented a status report on outstanding development agreements and a back‑of‑the‑envelope estimate of water demand for approved but unbuilt units. Staff estimated 7,653 approved but unconstructed dwelling units would consume about 4,149 acre‑feet of water per year (based on 200 gpd/person and 2.42 persons/household). The项
Committee on Business and Economic Development, Committees, Legislative, District of Columbia
The committee advanced a bill extending the mayor's time to dispose of District-owned property at 1351 Alabama Ave SE and authorized disposition for a mixed-use development with affordable rental units and ground-floor commercial space aimed at Ward 8 residents.
Nye County , Nevada
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission approved a conditional-use permit for a wedding/event venue, reinstated grandfathering for the Water Rock Station restaurant, approved two new street names, extended time on a gas-station site-development requirement, and forwarded a zone-change recommendation to the county commission.
Committee on Business and Economic Development, Committees, Legislative, District of Columbia
The committee advanced legislation to remove an embedded UCC financing-statement form from the code, permit the record of deeds to accept industry-standard forms and direct the Chief Financial Officer to set fees for filing and indexing initial financing statements.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Town of Needham Retirement Board approved administrative items including September minutes, membership changes, the September payroll warrant and an expense warrant; roll-call votes were recorded for each motion.
Hooksett, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
Committee members agreed to inspect the town's old town hall and consider how the building might be rehabilitated or used, following recent coverage and a town survey; the committee will coordinate times and post a meeting for a site visit.
Committee on Business and Economic Development, Committees, Legislative, District of Columbia
The committee advanced a bill intended to clarify the legal status of special deposits so funds set aside are protected from creditor claims, bankruptcy inclusion and bank setoff; committee moved the draft report for legal review and approved by voice vote.
Hooksett, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
The Economic Development Advisory Committee recommended the Town Council increase a local development-tax exemption from five years/25% to seven years/30% and proposed a revised property list; Town Council will hold a hearing in November.
Committee on Business and Economic Development, Committees, Legislative, District of Columbia
The committee advanced a bill to allow surviving spouses or domestic partners of deceased veterans to continue receiving the District's Disabled Veterans Homestead Deduction, with an applicability date of Oct. 1, 2025; the committee moved a draft report for legal review and approval by voice vote.
Hooksett, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
The town's economic development advisory committee said it will draft a letter urging planning and zoning boards to discourage additional self-storage and car-wash permits in zones where those uses are saturating the market.
Committee on Business and Economic Development, Committees, Legislative, District of Columbia
The committee approved the reappointment of Cheryl Doggett to the Washington Convention and Sports Authority Board of Directors, representing expertise in business finance, for a term ending May 16, 2029.
Hooksett, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
Business owners and town economic development advisers discussed a long-planned sewer extension under the Merrimack River to serve Exit 10 businesses; the project requires voter approval of a bond and business buy-in to be financially feasible.
Harrisonburg (Independent City), Virginia
Authority staff reported the agency is broadly on budget, HUD announced funding through year‑end for voucher programs, the service‑coordinator grant of about $58,000 was received Oct. 1, and waiting lists for vouchers and project‑based units remain above 4,000 people.
Committee on Business and Economic Development, Committees, Legislative, District of Columbia
The Committee on Business and Economic Development voted to approve the reappointment of Frederick P. Moussalli as director of the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration for a four-year term ending July 14, 2029.
Creighton Elementary District (4263), School Districts, Arizona
Trustees approved the Goal 4 progress monitoring report on third‑grade reading and adopted revised interim targets for measures 4.2 (first–third grade fluency) and 4.3 (first‑grade early reading composite), after staff presented pretest results and a set of instructional inputs.
Harrisonburg (Independent City), Virginia
The Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority on Oct. 15 approved bond consent resolutions for two new housing projects — an 84-unit age-restricted senior building and an 80-unit multifamily building — and a separate financing structure for the Bluestone Town Center senior project, advancing closing steps on all three.
Loudoun County, Virginia
The Board of Supervisors approved a resolution Oct. 15 authorizing acquisition by quick-take of about 4,100 square feet in three parcels to install a traffic signal at the Algonquin Parkway intersection; estimated cost about $25,000.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
PRIM representatives told the Town of Needham Retirement Board that the portfolio returned about 9.6% for the most recent 12 months reported and that Needham's PRIM account stood near $275 million as of August; PRIM said total fees averaged roughly 53 basis points and described asset allocation, liquidity and governance.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
The Leesburg Town Council voted 5-0, with two members absent, to authorize the town manager to make an offer for unspecified real property subject to terms approved by the town attorney and final council approval following a certified closed session under Virginia law.
Loudoun County, Virginia
The Board of Supervisors voted 7-0 (2 absent) Oct. 15 to approve the early withdrawal of roughly 1,200 acres from the new Oak Hill Agricultural and Forestal District to facilitate transfer to a conservation fund and potential designation as a state park.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
The City of Fort Pierce special magistrate on Oct. 15 issued compliance orders across multiple code-enforcement cases — setting deadlines, daily fines and appeal windows — and reduced or waived two large fines following hearings.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
The Queen Creek Town Council on Oct. 15 adopted Ordinance 876-25, creating a new chapter in the town code for special events and amending Chapter 9 (offenses). The ordinance establishes permitting categories, submittal timelines, review procedures, enforcement steps and appeals; councilmembers debated amplified-sound language before approving the 4
Howard County, Maryland
At an evidentiary hearing in an administrative appeal over Manor Hill Brewing, neighbors told the hearing examiner that frequent public events and on-site beer sales outpaced the Department of Planning and Zonings (DPZ) enforcement; DPZs inspector said the department reopened an investigation, required permit amendments and has not yet issued a
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
At its Oct. 15 meeting the San Antonio City Council voted to refer or approve several council consideration requests addressing telecom/fiber accountability, local-hire and apprenticeship policies for city-funded construction, a housing-voucher incentive proposal, and an AI strategy. The council also referred a proposal to track heat-related deaths
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
MAG project manager Hannah Quincy briefed the Queen Creek council on the Superstition Vistas multimodal transportation planning study, a region-scale assessment of infrastructure needs through 2050. The study recommends more than 100 roadway projects, freeway projects, nearly 200 nonmotorized connections and freight planning tied to projected heavy
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Residents from Liberty Square, Guernsey and Model City told the Miami-Dade County Housing Committee they face harassment, eviction notices, mold and poor management. The committee unanimously approved a resolution to accept additional HOME-American Rescue Plan funds from HUD and asked staff for reports on surtax awards and infill homeownership uses
Creighton Elementary District (4263), School Districts, Arizona
The Creighton Elementary School District board approved its progress monitoring report for Goal 3 — increasing English proficiency for emerging multilingual learners — and voted to revise two interim measures (3.2 and 3.3) after staff presented fall pretest data and proposed targets and inputs.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
The Town of Queen Creek received a six-month operations update on its new Recreation and Aquatic Center on Oct. 15. Staff reported strong membership and day-pass sales, healthy early revenues and several operational challenges — including HVAC commissioning, roof leaks and a gym floor replacement that the contractor will cover under warranty.
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Court services staff informed the Committee on Finance that the Clerk of Circuit Court has 297 assigned positions and provided a reconciliation of expenditures, revenues and tax levy figures referenced in the department's presentation.
Bonner County, Idaho
The board approved a proclamation designating Oct. 14, 2025, as a Bonner County Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk, condemning his assassination. The vote followed extended discussion and public comment about whether the county should adopt a formal process for approving days of remembrance and the scope of county encouragement for community-obt d
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
A concise rundown of formal actions taken during the meeting, including approvals for consent items, permits, consultant negotiations, park actions, a trash-rate pass-through, and a nomination for the appraisal-district board.
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Milwaukee County's Office of Equity presented an informational report describing its community outreach and engagement tools, partnership activities, and metrics intended to increase resident awareness and participation in county programs.
Bonner County, Idaho
Bonner County approved a contract renewal for a public-facing LexisNexis account at the county library to satisfy a statutory requirement to provide a legal library; the renewal is about $431 per month, a roughly $20 increase over last year, officials said.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
A Place 2 candidate criticized how some committee notices are posted and called for clearer website protocols under the Texas Open Meetings Act; a resident also described how property-tax dollars are allocated among local taxing entities.
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Milwaukee County Transit System officials updated the Committee on Finance on Transdev contract performance, ridership metrics and the estimated cost to restore proposed route eliminations, including route‑level restore costs and systemwide estimates.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Actuary for the Town of Needham presented a Jan. 1, 2025 snapshot showing an unfunded liability of about $66.1 million, modest recommended assumption changes and three funding-schedule options; the board deferred adopting a schedule and will reconvene before the Oct. 31 filing deadline to consider a possible COLA base increase.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
Council issued a White Cane Day proclamation, heard presentations from Blind Fest organizers and recognized Walk for Women leaders for their support of the annual breast-cancer awareness walk and fundraising.
Bonner County, Idaho
The board preauthorized the county clerk and county treasurer to initiate and approve weekly demand payments for medical and pharmaceutical claims under the countys new plan with Regents, to prevent late fees and interruptions in claims payment.
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
The executive director of the Legal Aid Society in Milwaukee asked the county to continue funding Eviction Free MKE, which the speaker said has served over 10,000 cases and produced quantifiable avoided costs in a third-party report.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
After a committee interview and RFQ process, council authorized the city manager to negotiate a contract with the highest-ranked tourism/convention development consultant (Hunden Partners) to explore a possible convention-center annex on beachfront property commonly called the Agora tract.
Bonner County, Idaho
Bonner County commissioners authorized the chair to sign the final plat for a short plat that splits a 13.89-acre parcel into 9.4- and 4.49-acre lots; the smaller lot has an approved lot-size variance.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
The council approved a mitigation permit to restore approximately 760 square feet of damaged dune vegetation at the access easement south of a condominium complex; staff and the General Land Office have pursued compliance and potential fines.
Bonner County, Idaho
The Bonner County Board of Commissioners approved a temporary construction easement to remove trees encroaching on Sandpoint Airport airspace and accepted an addendum to retain Pillsbury attorney Paul Fradinberg for aviation matters after discussion about fees and limited use of outside counsel.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
Council approved construction of pickleball courts on the newly acquired 60-by-120-foot lot adjacent to Water Tower Park and amended the budget to reserve up to $76,009.50 for the project, including an additional $5,000 for finishing amenities.
Ada County, Idaho
The Ada County Board of Commissioners readopted a proclamation designating October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, recognized victim-services partners and invited the public to an upcoming walk supporting victims.
Howard County, Maryland
At an Oct. 15 evidentiary hearing, applicant Kevin Favrite requested a 20-foot variance from the 50-foot front-yard setback at 6192 Landfair Drive to legalize the house and construct a 10-by-12 covered porch; the hearing officer concluded the hearing and said a decision and order will be issued later.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
City council voted to rename Water Tower Park the "Joe Buck and Mary Jo Camp Island Legends Park," prompting questions from the Parks Committee about committee involvement and concurrent fundraising talks with private donors.
Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Market organizers, the American Heart Association and a pediatric cardiologist asked the Committee on Finance to prioritize $150,000 in county funding to continue the Milwaukee Market Match program that doubles SNAP/EBT purchasing power at farmers markets.
Ada County, Idaho
The Ada County Clerk's Office told commissioners it will open eight early‑voting locations on Oct. 20 and reported nearly 12,000 absentee ballot requests already processed ahead of the Nov. 4 consolidated election; the clerk reminded the public that Oct. 24 is the absentee request and preregistration deadline.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
City council approved a pass-through increase to residential and commercial waste-collection rates after Brownsville raised disposal fees at the regional landfill; council members debated timing and notification before approving the adjustment.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The housing committee approved item 2C, which included extensions for infill/homeownership projects. Commissioners debated prioritizing county-owned infill lots and using homeownership funds to support duplexes and small multiunit purchases to maximize units and long-term ownership.
Ada County, Idaho
The Ada County treasurer reported final FY2025 investment results to the board on Oct. 7: interest receipts totaled about $12.3 million, slightly above the office’s forecast range, and staff moved cash from short-term money-market holdings into longer-term municipal and agency investments to lock in yield ahead of expected Federal Reserve rate cuts
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Finance staff told the committee the city’s $1,200 income‑based GAP grants (budgeted $3.9 million) had a processing backlog: 2,337 applications received, roughly 200 processed, 975 unprocessed and about 1,100 closed/incomplete applications; staff hired three temporary workers to address the backlog. The presentation also summarized older-adult/ADA,
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
Erin Hartwell, a candidate for police position, told the council she believes a workshop notice was buried on the city website and has filed a formal notice with the city secretary under the Open Meetings Act; she retracted one earlier claim and apologized for a misunderstanding.
Ada County, Idaho
The Ada County Coroner's Office sought board approval to apply for a federal grant to purchase a 17-foot refrigerated trailer and two modular refrigerated cubes, reported progress on a CT scanner installation and staff accreditation, and said it will track cremation-authorizations requiring investigation.
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
The board instructed the city attorney to file a lien for accrued administrative penalties through Sept. 5 on 112 East Marlin Street after the owner demolished the structure; the building official also reported little progress on 204 West Gardenia and ongoing work at 119 East Kingfish.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The city’s Bureau of Risk Management briefed the committee on liability and workers’ compensation claims trends, subrogation efforts and actuarial projections; members asked for department-level breakdowns and additional detail on firefighter illness claims.
Ada County, Idaho
County procurement staff opened one major RFP and several public construction bids on Oct. 7. The board accepted staff recommendations to allow time for evaluation and tabled award decisions to specified future meetings.
Economic and Community Development, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Tennessee
Meeting announcements highlighted two manufacturing investments in Tennessee: Radiant pledged about 180 jobs and roughly $275 million in capital investment for micro nuclear reactors, and SK Food Group opened a Cleveland facility tied to more than 800 jobs and about $200 million in capital investment.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
The board approved two staff-initiated zoning text amendments, Ordinance 2025-31 (clarifying Architectural Review Board review and modifications) and Ordinance 2025-30 (clarifying building-height approval and submittal requirements for projects over 35 feet). Both passed unanimously and are procedural changes to align ARB review with council review
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Miami-Dade housing committee asked staff for a report on 2023 surtax RFA applicants who fell short of thresholds and amended the request to include a breakdown by commission district for the current year's applications; commissioners discussed prioritizing cost per unit.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The committee approved a resolution directing the CAO to lead an inventory and assessment of existing city programs that mitigate displacement, with a report and recommendations back to council within 120 days.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
The Planning, Zoning and Adjustment Board voted unanimously to table Ordinance 2025-24, a Wellington-initiated zoning text amendment that would expand bicycle parking, long-term bike rooms and changing facilities requirements for new development, pending more information on costs and practical impacts.
Ada County, Idaho
The Ada County Board of Commissioners reopened deliberations on a comprehensive zoning ordinance rewrite to clarify how large-scale solar projects may be sited on prime or important farmland, directed staff to draft exception criteria, and tabled the matter for two weeks to allow staff to return with proposed language.
Orange County, Florida
Commissioners approved changes to the Moss Park planned development and the fourth amendment to the DRI development order, adding a public‑institutional (religious) use on a small parcel and approving a waiver for remote overflow parking; vote was unanimous.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The committee forwarded a reauthorized cooperation agreement to administer Richmond’s enterprise zone program; staff said it clarifies specialized-equipment definitions and raises the machinery-and-equipment rebate cap to $10,000.
Middlesex County, New Jersey
The Middlesex County Development Review Committee approved the minutes from Sept. 9 and voted to accept staff recommendations for a series of subdivision and site-plan items, closed the public comment period and adjourned.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
The Planning, Zoning and Adjustment Board voted 5-2 to forward a recommendation that the Village Council approve an amendment to the Lotus Wellington 2 master plan that removes the previously approved indoor/outdoor entertainment use and allows a freestanding restaurant — contingent on the applicant providing the restaurant's identity and the Popst
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The committee voted to forward an ordinance authorizing execution of a grant agreement to facilitate construction of 78 affordable housing units at 3940 Rosedale Avenue, with 42 units at 0–50% AMI and 36 at 50–80% AMI.
Orange County, Florida
The Board approved a shoreline alteration, dredge and fill permit authorizing a replacement vinyl seawall at 6312 Deacon Circle on Lake Isleworth; staff recommended conditions including riprap and native plantings in front of the wall and the motion passed unanimously.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
At the Oct. 15 meeting the committee listed several outstanding planning studies — including group homes, demolition by neglect, retroactive certificates in historic districts and tree preservation — and Councilwoman Williams urged a robust public discussion on group‑home proliferation and neighborhood impacts.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The committee voted to forward two ordinances seeking participation in Virginia's Tourism Development Financing Program for sites at 1600 Roseneath Road (former Dairy Bar site) and 921 My Myers Street; staff said the projects must still obtain state approval and underwriting.
Orange County, Florida
The Board rejected a developer’s request to amend a planned‑development zoning to reduce lot size to half‑acre in order to cluster lots and set aside 50% of the site as conservation open space. Residents argued the change would change Tangerine’s rural character; the motion to deny passed unanimously.
Middlesex County, New Jersey
County planning staff said they are preparing detailed comments on the draft impact assessment, infrastructure needs assessment and the draft State Development and Redevelopment Plan; the county participated in recent state planning commission meetings.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
The Zoning and Planning Committee reviewed a packed Oct. 15 agenda and mainly forwarded items to full City Council on Oct. 21 as recommended. One item (a used-auto sales permit) was sent to council as disapproved by a council member. The committee processed a mix of rezones, special use permits and an institutional campus master plan.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The standing committee voted to forward an ordinance accepting a $10,000 Virginia Department of Energy grant to fund engineering work exploring a resilience hub and solar integration for Richmond's East End.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Miami-Dade County housing committee voted unanimously to approve a retroactive resolution authorizing application for additional HOME American Rescue Plan funds from HUD; several public commenters urged an audit of HOME/ARP spending and greater transparency.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
The zoning committee recommended approval of a model farm and centralized aggregation hub for Cultivate Toledo at 1205–1207 N. Huron St. and a 48-by-20-foot hoop house for the Sofia Quindeo Art and Cultural Center at 1320 Broadway St., sending both to full council with conditions.
Middlesex County, New Jersey
County sustainability staff said the Freehold Soil Conservation District performed annual on-site inspections of county-preserved farms, reported to the New Jersey State Agriculture Development Committee, and county staff sent landowners follow-up letters on Oct. 6 requesting responses within 10 days.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The finance committee voted to forward an ordinance moving $2,000,000 from the delinquent tax sale special fund to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund with a request for a detailed account report on the delinquent tax sale program.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
The Toledo Zoning and Planning Committee voted Oct. 15 to send a planned unit development for Westgate Village (3450 West Central Ave.) to full City Council with 72 conditions after public comment raised concerns about unpaid property taxes, excess parking, and neighborhood-notice procedures.
Middlesex County, New Jersey
County Development Review Committee (DRC) reported 75 applications from June to September including conditional approvals for a 250,000-square-foot cold storage facility, a commercial shopping center with a small warehouse, an amended 1,056-unit residential project, and a 122-townhome phase in North Brunswick; the board moved to accept the DRC’s bi
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The Richmond City Council Standing Finance and Economic Development Committee approved several board and commission reappointments, advanced a slate of nominees and continued a participatory-budgeting appointment until January to allow further review.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
At the Oct. 15 committee meeting the council moved several items to the consent agenda and voted to authorize grant applications and reappointments; an executive session on personnel, real estate and settlement matters was also approved.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
After extended discussion and a 3–1 recorded vote, the Lexington Board of Architecture Review approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for a second‑floor bridge connector between a house and an accessory structure at 232 East Bell Court, limiting the approval to the owner’s choice of the original design or the thinner ‘option 1A’ structural scheme
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
A public hearing on a proposed local law to opt New Rochelle into New York State's Article 6-A good-cause eviction law drew tenants’ advocates asking for broad coverage and landlords’ groups warning of market disruption.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The Board of Architecture Review denied a COA for retaining vinyl windows at 737 West Main Street in the Western Suburb Historic District, citing LFUCG guidelines and historic district standards; staff recommended disapproval and the motion to deny carried by voice vote.
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
Residents, youth coaches and longtime community leaders urged the council to halt a request-for-proposals process to transfer operational control of Flowers (City) Park to a private developer, saying the park is an essential, free community resource used by youth sports and families.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The Board of Architecture Review denied a Certificate of Appropriateness to retain recently installed vinyl windows at 329 Dantzler Court, ruling they do not comply with LFUCG design guidelines for historic districts. The homeowners said they were not informed the property was in an H1 overlay and were advised to file a complaint with the realtor's
New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York
John Jones, the city’s new director of communications, presented a plan this week to expand video production, overhaul the city website and move the office from reactive to anticipatory communications.
Middlesex County, New Jersey
County planning staff reported receipt of three planning grants — a roughly $1.1 million FEMA award for a flood study, a $400,000 transportation planning grant, and an additional $680,000 for a design-related project — and announced two staff promotions.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Lexington’s Board of Architecture Review granted Certificates of Appropriateness (COA) for a series of routine projects including porch and roof repairs, a residential pool and solar panels, and deferred consideration of a side wall at 107 South Ashland Avenue to Nov. 19, 2025.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Several Liberty Square and public-housing residents urged Miami-Dade County housing officials to investigate living conditions, alleged lease coercion and retaliation during public comment at the county’s housing committee meeting. Commissioners and staff agreed to follow up and hold community meetings.
Orange County, Florida
The Board adopted the FY 2026–28 Affordable Housing Trust Fund plan, authorizing a $58.6 million three‑year budget and nine strategies — including gap financing, land banking, a revolving loan fund and a new sewer/septic grant — to produce or preserve roughly 3,570 affordable units over the period.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
MAG project manager presented a multimodal transportation planning study covering the Superstition Vistas area, recommending 136 new/widened roadway projects, 34 intersection improvements, 199 non-motorized projects and several long-range freeway and freight projects to 2050; council questioned funding and design detail.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Miami‑Dade commissioners voted to approve awarding the county�jail food‑services contract to CSS, a move commissioners said will reduce costs, maintain current employees�and tighten nutritional and monitoring standards. The contract is a five-year term with two five-year renewal options and includes price-adjustment limits and a performance bond.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
The council approved Ordinance 876‑25 to establish a town permitting process for special events on public and private property; the measure passed 4–1 after hours of staff explanation and council discussion focused on amplified-sound language and enforcement procedures.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Town staff told the council the new Recreation and Aquatic Center drew heavy use in its first six months, selling more than 32,000 day passes and generating about $1.1 million through September, but staff detailed warranty work including a gym floor replacement that will close the gym for roughly two months.
Tulare County, California
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 (one member absent) to adopt a resolution opposing Proposition 50, a statewide ballot measure that would temporarily place legislatively drawn congressional maps in effect through 2030 before returning authority to the Citizens Redistricting Commission.
Millbrae City, San Mateo County, California
Jeff Gibson, the new Millbrae Library manager, reported county library system and Millbrae branch usage statistics for fiscal 2024–25 and highlighted strategic planning, programs and increased hotspot and device loans.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Chairwoman Higgins said the meeting was her last Transportation Committee session, thanked staff for improvements to roads and transit, and asked attendees to pray for Renee Garcia before adjourning.
Tulare County, California
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors approved a three-year contract with Vergara Ag Services to remove and recycle waste tires, after staff said the bid would clear a backlog and an addendum requiring 100% diversion was confirmed following public comment. The measure passed 3-1.
Orange County, Florida
Orange County commissioners proclaimed October 2025 Head Start Awareness Month and heard a program update from Director Sonia Hill covering enrollment, child outcomes, federal monitoring changes and funding risks including no current COLA and effects of a federal shutdown.
Millbrae City, San Mateo County, California
Multiple residents told the City Council that off‑leash hours at Central Park would serve dog owners who lack yards and help socialize animals, asking the council to put the topic on a future agenda.
Janesville, Rock County, Wisconsin
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Janesville Community Development Authority recommended the 2026 Annual Action Plan to City Council and approved related state, federal and rent-assistance budgets, including an increase to down-payment assistance and allocations for home rehabilitation and new construction.
Millbrae City, San Mateo County, California
City Council instructed staff to return with a reduced-cost version of the proposed Mills Estate Park design after neighbors and commissioners raised concerns about cost, scale, wildlife, lighting and noise. Council voted 4-0 to ask staff and the designer to rework the plan to fit the city's $4.5 million placeholder budget; Mayor Fung recused.
Faulkner County, Arkansas
The Faulkner County Quorum Court personnel committee forwarded four personnel resolutions to the county budget process and sent a Saltillo Fire District board appointment to the full court agenda. Items include pay adjustments for the assessor's office, a road-department position catch-up, a library youth-services administrative position request, a
Waukesha City, Waukesha County, Wisconsin
The Waukesha City Human Resources Committee voted to forward four compensation resolutions to the full Common Council for further consideration and unanimously approved a technical amendment to the HR holiday policy to add 24 hours for fire battalion chiefs and to clarify dispatcher time banks.
Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Virginia
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Fairfax City Board of Architectural Review adopted the agenda, approved Sept. 3 minutes, and appointed a BAR representative to the Façade/Interior Improvement Program; staff reported minor administrative approvals and a Nov. 5 meeting cancellation.
Faulkner County, Arkansas
The Faulkner County Quorum Court personnel committee voted to send Personnel Committee Resolution 25-03 to the county budget process after reviewing data showing a sharp increase in death-scene responses since 2016 and a proposal to convert part-time funding into an additional full-time coroner position.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Committee staff read a scrivener's correction for agenda item 3A (page MDC 3) to note part of the project is in District 2, represented by Commissioner Marlene Bastian; the committee then moved to set the agenda in order and approved it by voice vote.
Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Virginia
The Fairfax City Board of Architectural Review approved a façade renovation for 4150 Chainbridge Road (case BAR25-00020), permitting new paint, awning reupholstery, lighting updates and cleanup with conditions requiring conformance to submitted plans and required permits.
Broomfield County, Colorado
On Oct. 14 the Broomfield City and County Council approved on first reading a 15% increase in utility service charges as the second year of a five-year plan, and unanimously advanced three bond ordinances to fund two water storage tanks, a wastewater expansion and police/courts facility work.
Monterey County, California
A steering committee and nearly 1,000 voters in North Monterey County prioritized a package of Safe Routes to School projects. TAMC will contribute $1.0 million; the county will provide about $21,500 in existing striping/signage funds to cover overages and move to implementation.
Las Cruces, Doña Ana County, New Mexico
Staff recommended requiring short-term rental operators to register as businesses, provide 24/7 contact information, meet fire and building safety requirements, pay lodging taxes and notify nearby neighbors; staff will return an ordinance in December.
Perris, Riverside County, California
An Eastern Municipal Water District representative told the Perris council that sewer installation work along Highway 74 will begin early next week with daytime work hours and scheduled overnight lane restriping; the district said it has mailed 6,000 notices and will use email and social media outreach.
Monterey County, California
The board approved dissolving the Measure AA ad hoc committee and creating a standing committee to monitor Measure AA revenues and project recommendations; initial seats assigned through Dec. 31, 2026, with a planned rotation thereafter.
Perris, Riverside County, California
The council introduced and approved first reading of an ordinance to adopt the 2025 California Building Standards (Title 24 updates) and adopted a resolution updating building valuation rates; council vote was unanimous.
Las Cruces, Doña Ana County, New Mexico
City staff, a homelessness consultant and service providers discussed crisis-response options such as tiny homes and motel conversions but emphasized prevention—eviction prevention, rapid rehousing and more vouchers—as the most cost-effective tools. Council directed staff to gather community input and data for next steps.
Monterey County, California
Following an extensive recruitment, the board approved an employment agreement with Ray Buenaventura, including a Dec. 1 start, a four‑year at‑will term and hiring at step 3 of the salary range.
Monterey County, California
Board approved a $250,000 investment, funded from contingencies, to support community‑based organizations, training, and targeted media to assist residents — including indigenous and non‑citizen populations — with Medi‑Cal and CalFresh application assistance ahead of a January cutoff.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The Miami‑Dade County Transportation and Public Works Committee recognized volunteer Kathleen Vargas as the Citizens’ Independent Transportation Trust (CITT) ambassador for April–June 2025, awarding her a plaque and 5,000 points for volunteer feedback on transit service.
Boulder County, Colorado
Community Planning and Permitting staff described the county’s code compliance program, including complaint intake, on‑call planner services, notice and enforcement procedures, and recent case counts. Staff emphasized outreach and early assistance as the primary way to reduce violations and said 654 zoning cases were opened since 2022 with 611.
Morganton, Burke County, North Carolina
The Morganton City Council voted to award McAdams an engineering services contract, not to exceed $1,570,618, for restoration design and construction administration of Catawba Meadows Park and the Catawba River Soccer Complex, to be funded in part by a state cash-flow loan.
Monterey County, California
Auditor‑Controller Rupa Shah told the board an accounting error left State Disability Insurance withholding underreported for Oct. 2022–June 2025. The board authorized remittance and directed staff to return with funding‑source options rather than recoup from employees.
Pleasant View , Weber County, Utah
The Pleasant View City Council unanimously approved a general plan amendment and rezoning of roughly 8.12 acres at 3917 North Capstone Way, changing the site from high-density residential (RE5) to Manufacturing Commercial Mix (MCM). Planning staff said the developer paused its single-family plan after setbacks and will finalize lot layout once a RR
Tulare County, California
Representatives of Stockdale Podiatry Group and a Western University-trained physician described high rates of diabetic patients, amputations and limited specialty access in Porterville and asked to partner with local health systems to fill gaps.
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
The council unanimously approved the consent agenda, a $1.997 million Mill Creek contract, a $79,855 asbestos-abatement and demolition contract and a cooperative wildfire-defense agreement with Rim to Rim Restoration.
Syracuse City Council, Syracuse, Davis County, Utah
The Syracuse City Council approved a set of routine and substantive items including an appointment to city engineer, authorization to execute a purchase contract for parkland, and a budget amendment to enable an electronic accounts-payable system.
Perris, Riverside County, California
The Perris City Council unanimously approved three resolutions annexing PM 38518 (Perris Logistics Center South) into multiple maintenance and community facilities districts and accepted special‑tax ballots; all motions passed 5‑0.
Boulder County, Colorado
The Boulder County Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the Board of County Commissioners approve docket DC 24‑00004, a text amendment to the land‑use code that would explicitly treat state‑defined group homes as households and remove standalone "boarding house" and "group care or foster home" uses. Commissioners asked staff to return a
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
Moab will participate in a Community Wildfire Defense grant project with Rim to Rim Restoration and the fire department; the partnership funds staff time and equipment to reduce fuels on city-owned land and nearby properties.
Syracuse City Council, Syracuse, Davis County, Utah
Fire Chief Byington and Police Chief Davis briefed the council on staffing, response times and retention. Fire leadership said the department meets state EMS staffing mandates but not all National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) apparatus-staffing recommendations; police leadership flagged retention and lateral recruitment as ongoing challenges.
Perris, Riverside County, California
After hours of public comment and debate, the Perris City Council directed staff to return with a clean local just cause eviction ordinance modeled on state law (AB 1482) and a cost analysis, after hearing residents, tenant advocates and landlord representatives.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
City residents, preservation advocates and planning staff debated the Cultural Heritage Stewardship Plan’s possible impacts on housing affordability, viewshed protections, archaeological requirements and regulatory process; staff said any regulatory changes would follow established zoning and historic-district procedures and recommended seeking a法律
Boulder County, Colorado
Community Planning and Permitting staff described the county’s code compliance program, including complaint intake, on‑call planner services, notice and enforcement procedures, and recent case counts. Staff emphasized outreach and early assistance as the primary way to reduce violations and said 654 zoning cases were opened since 2022 with 611.
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
The council approved a $79,855 contract for asbestos abatement and demolition at 737 Mountain View Drive and the city manager said staff would prioritize a separate, longer-running Walnut Lane cleanup with $150,000 budgeted.
Hermosa Beach City, Los Angeles County, California
Council approved formation of a non–Brown Act joint subcommittee of two council members and two Public Works Commissioners to review capital improvement project oversight and return recommendations within six months.
Syracuse City Council, Syracuse, Davis County, Utah
After extended debate, the Syracuse City Council approved proposed ordinance 25-36 amending municipal code section 6.10 to strengthen upkeep requirements for vacant and commercial lots; the measure passed 4-1 with changes discussed at the meeting.
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
Moab City Council approved a $1,997,770.01 contract with Bay Brothers Construction to install gabion bank protection along sections of Mill Creek under a U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service emergency watershed program grant.
Hermosa Beach City, Los Angeles County, California
City Council adopted a three-year memorandum of understanding with management employees covering wage increases, holiday changes, retirement match and other benefits; staff estimated a fiscal impact of roughly $570,000 for 2026–2028.
Syracuse City Council, Syracuse, Davis County, Utah
The Syracuse City Council approved resolution R-25-41 to sell city-owned land at 3000 West Antelope Drive to Hawkins Development LLC; the contract is structured as a memorandum of understanding with contingencies and a multi-year timeline.
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
City staff reported an RFP for a Center Street ball field redesign, community engagement timeline and a received request to rename the fields for Lehi Richardson; council asked staff to draft a facility-naming policy.
Boulder County, Colorado
The Boulder County Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the Board of County Commissioners approve docket DC 24‑00004, a text amendment to the land‑use code that would explicitly treat state‑defined group homes as households and remove standalone "boarding house" and "group care or foster home" uses. Commissioners asked staff to return a
Hermosa Beach City, Los Angeles County, California
Hermosa Beach City Council voted to support the Hawthorne Boulevard alignment for the Metro C-line/K-line extension into Torrance, citing safety, ridership and regional coordination; vote was recorded in favor with one no.
Kamas, Summit County, Utah
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Kamas City Council adopted routine administrative items and an ordinance: approval of meeting minutes and the invoice register, and adoption of Ordinance 2025-10 granting a franchise to Comcast of Utah, Inc.
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
The Moab Area Community Land Trust told council members that Bridal Crossing now houses about 100 people and will eventually include roughly 300 units on more than 40 acres using long-term land leases to keep homes permanently attainable.
Hermosa Beach City, Los Angeles County, California
The council approved a complimentary holiday parking program for a three-week period and asked staff to work with the Chamber of Commerce on precise dates and to report back.
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
Clinic leaders told the Moab City Council about expanding dental, mental-health and women’s services and said 54% of patients work in hospitality; leaders asked for partnership and potential city help identifying funding and local collaborations.
Moab City Council, Moab, Grand County, Utah
Dozens of residents told the Moab City Council on Oct. 14 that off-highway vehicle noise remains a daily problem and delivered petitions asking the city to enforce speed and noise ordinances passed earlier in the decade.
Garfield County, Colorado
County staff presented a draft artificial intelligence use policy and implementation plan, including guardrails, training, pilot projects and vendor options; commissioners agreed to return the policy on the consent agenda for formal adoption.
Kamas, Summit County, Utah
Developers and advisors introduced a proposal to form a Public Infrastructure District (PID) for the High Star Ranch development, outlining how the financing tool could accelerate infrastructure work and citing that the PID would only encumber property inside the district. Council members raised questions about annexation boundaries, disclosure to/
Garfield County, Colorado
County staff presented a draft artificial intelligence use policy and implementation plan, including guardrails, training, pilot projects and vendor options; commissioners agreed to return the policy on the consent agenda for formal adoption.
Hermosa Beach City, Los Angeles County, California
Council delayed action on proposed changes to Hermosa Beach's residential parking permit program after hours of public comment, scheduling further consideration at the next meeting.
Kamas, Summit County, Utah
Paul Hunt told the council Oct. 14 he is seeking to purchase the former fire station and convert the site to an art gallery and a small wine bottling and packaging operation. The council and planning staff said the project may require a zone change or a code amendment to permit a bottling facility under the city’s definitions and flagged federal (T
Millbrae City, San Mateo County, California
The Millbrae City Council met in closed session at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 14, 2025. Four council members were present; no members of the public spoke during the invited public-comment period. The council said it would return at 7 p.m. for the regular session.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
During citizens’ participation, Peggy Alexander asked about reimbursement and curb work near the 800 block of Howard, Mary Lewis raised concerns about a planned sale/development at a small island near County Road 3135 at Lake Jacksonville, and Kenneth Smalley, representing the American Legion, asked about city programs and sponsorships for youth, B
Margate, Broward County, Florida
The Margate Planning & Zoning Board voted to deny a request to reduce required parking and waive landscape requirements at 5600 Lakeside Drive, a former assisted living facility the applicant sought to convert to market-rate apartments.
Blue Ridge Unified School District No. 32 (4397), School Districts, Arizona
At its regular meeting the Blue Ridge Unified School District Board approved the district's annual financial report and school facilities capital plan, approved an out-of-state senior trip, and granted a right-of-way easement for an eight-unit teacher housing project. Board members also heard updates on facilities work including a planned high‑
Hermosa Beach City, Los Angeles County, California
The City Council voted to raise on-street parking meter rates across Hermosa Beach after debating alternatives and public concerns; two council members voted no.
Kamas, Summit County, Utah
The Kamas City Council voted unanimously Oct. 14 to adopt Ordinance 2025-10 granting a cable franchise to Comcast of Utah, Inc., after the council requested clarifications to the franchise area definition, notice procedures and corrected page-numbering in the draft agreement.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
The council accepted a Kiwanis Club donation of $40,000 plus a $25,000 JEDCO match for fitness equipment at Buckner Park. City staff outlined a series of concerts at the new Hazel Tilton Park stage and reported demolition orders issued for 13 additional properties.
Atoka, Tipton County, Tennessee
A vendor presented a web-based transparency and budgeting platform that shows general fund revenues versus expenditures and enables public questions; city officials said they needed more information about how the tool would affect departments and requested demonstration of public‑safety functionality.
Oxnard City, Ventura County, California
The committee recommended the City Council approve a one-year agreement with Synagro WWT, Inc. for digester cleaning services with a contract amount around $1,000,001.85 and a term of Nov. 4, 2025–Nov. 3, 2026.
Toquerville, Washington County, Utah
The commission approved minutes from the Sept. 10 meeting with two abstentions, staff announced upcoming ballot distribution and early voting locations, and the meeting adjourned.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
The Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation presented a first reading of a resolution to provide up to $60,000 in incentives (structured as $20,000 per home for the first three homes) to JME Homes and Construction to support a 10-home development in the Lincoln Park area.
St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
The commission took action on a slate of subdivision and right-of-way items: most minor subdivisions and right-of-way entries were approved, one subdivision was postponed over drainage and buildability issues, and several waivers and resubdivisions were granted.
Oxnard City, Ventura County, California
The committee recommended City Council approve an agreement with BKF Engineers to prepare a citywide master plan of storm drainage, including hydrology mapping and project prioritization, for $629,950 with a one-year term and an option to extend.
Toquerville, Washington County, Utah
The commission recommended approval of an application from Jeffrey Whitman to rename a private driveway segment to Heartland Ranch Road after receiving homeowner support and confirmation from county addressing staff.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
Jacksonville City Council approved its consent agenda including a Kiwanis donation for Buckner Park equipment, cleared two final plats, approved a TMRS contribution increase and denied Encore Electric Delivery Company’s proposed rate changes. Council also granted a temporary road closure and a special-use permit for a food-truck park.
St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
The commission approved a minor subdivision in Madisonville that created two flag lots requiring waivers from the Unified Development Code; neighbors warned the subdivision could be the first step toward commercial redevelopment and raised drainage concerns.
Oxnard City, Ventura County, California
The committee recommended the City Council approve three on-call structural engineering agreements — each with an initial two-year term and a $1 million not-to-exceed amount — for a combined total capacity of up to $3 million.
Toquerville, Washington County, Utah
Commission approved a boundary adjustment submitted by Sarah Logan Lister to resolve a setback issue; record of survey and deed were already recorded and staff found the adjustment complies with local code.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
During citizens’ participation, Peggy Alexander asked about reimbursement and curb work near the 800 block of Howard, Mary Lewis raised concerns about a planned sale/development at a small island near County Road 3135 at Lake Jacksonville, and Kenneth Smalley, representing the American Legion, asked about city programs and sponsorships for youth, B
St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
St. Tammany Parish Planning and Zoning Commission postponed action on a request to divide 21.414 acres near P. Morgan Road after commissioners and neighbors raised drainage and buildability concerns, and asked the applicant to consider moving a lot line before the case returns.
Toquerville, Washington County, Utah
Planning commissioners received an update on grading and home construction in the Firelight phases, reservoir lining and bypass road status, including a planned jurisdictional transfer and a new private business opening.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
The council accepted a Kiwanis Club donation of $40,000 plus a $25,000 JEDCO match for fitness equipment at Buckner Park. City staff outlined a series of concerts at the new Hazel Tilton Park stage and reported demolition orders issued for 13 additional properties.
Oxnard City, Ventura County, California
The committee recommended the City Council authorize annual purchase orders with WEX Bank for a fleet fuel card program under a Sourcewell cooperative contract, with an initial term and options totaling up to $27.5 million and safeguards discussed for card usage and electric-vehicle transition.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
City Manager Rebecca Grill presented a proposed 2026 budget that maintains the $47,000,000 levy, incorporates an unexpected $300,000+ municipal services payment increase, moves several special-revenue funds into the general fund, and funds technology, police body‑camera/evidence contracts and capital projects pending further council guidance.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Village of Jackson approved a certified survey map adding a 12-foot water-main easement and adopted Ordinance 25-11 to rezone several parcels to I-1 Institutional and Public Service for the West Bend School District.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
The Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation presented a first reading of a resolution to provide up to $60,000 in incentives (structured as $20,000 per home for the first three homes) to JME Homes and Construction to support a 10-home development in the Lincoln Park area.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
Superintendent Wimmer updated the Village of Jackson board on plans for a new Jackson Elementary School, reconfiguration of grade levels, high-school design review and a grant-funded drug-prevention campaign called 'Drugs Make It Worse.'
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Village of Jackson board approved several construction change orders and pay requests for Ridgeway Drive and Hickory Lane projects, reduced letters of credit for Morning Meadows subdivision phases, and amended a developer agreement for Laurel Springs.
Jacksonville, Cherokee County, Texas
Jacksonville City Council approved its consent agenda including a Kiwanis donation for Buckner Park equipment, cleared two final plats, approved a TMRS contribution increase and denied Encore Electric Delivery Company’s proposed rate changes. Council also granted a temporary road closure and a special-use permit for a food-truck park.
Saint Helena, Napa County, California
Several residents used the public forum to defend City Manager Anil Camello and to condemn a wave of form letters and online criticism. Speakers described chilling remarks reportedly made after formal complaints were filed and urged the council to protect accountability and civility.
Crook County, Oregon
County staff and library personnel reviewed the Crook County Library core‑service draft, discussed circulation and program metrics, the underused bookmobile, outreach to rural communities and possible policies on reserving and charging for the library's community room.
Garland, Dallas County, Texas
The Garland Tax Increment Financing (TIF) board voted to recommend a 20-year extension of TIF No. 2, expand its boundaries to include the Harbor Point area, and approve an updated preliminary project-and-financing plan after a multi-hour briefing on TIF mechanics, past performance and how revenues could be used.
Saint Helena, Napa County, California
Councilors agreed to delay formal recruitment for several senior positions — assistant public works director, chief of police and community services director — pending closed-session review and further discussion of internal candidates and the city modernization study; staff will provide interim coverage and consider consultant support for urgent,임
Crook County, Oregon
County staff and the Crook County Health and Human Services director reviewed the department’s core service groups — health protection and response, clinical access, family health services — and discussed funding sources, reporting pathways and mandated duties to the Oregon Health Authority.
Sterling Heights, Macomb County, Michigan
First Church of Sterling Heights will host a citywide volunteer cleanup on Saturday, Nov. 1 as part of the Sterling Heights Initiative for Neighborhood Excellence; organizers say the list of homes needing help is already over capacity and are asking volunteers to sign up by email or phone.
Saint Helena, Napa County, California
Assistant city manager outlined a plan to present the capital improvement program as discrete projects with life-cycle stages and strategic prioritization criteria; volunteers from the water committee helped draft the framework to compare and sequence 47 projects.
Ojai City, Ventura County, California
At the Oct. 14 Ojai City Council meeting a resident questioned the purpose of a proposed city acquisition at 503 South Venture, raising questions about intended uses, environmental checks and whether the purchase relates to litigation; the council then went into closed session and made no public decision on the property.
Oxnard City, Ventura County, California
The Public Works and Transportation Committee recommended the City Council receive and file the city's 2022–2024 public health goals report for drinking water, noting 11 constituents exceeded non-enforceable public health goals but remained below state maximum contaminant levels (MCLs).
South Padre , Cameron County, Texas
The Parks and Recreation Committee approved a new sign for John L. Tompkins Park and received updates on maintenance, community gardening projects and the Christmas parade. A resident urged the committee to reconsider plans to convert part of Water Tower Park to pickleball courts.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
The Leesburg Parks and Recreation Commission approved the minutes from its Sept. 24 meeting by voice vote.
Saint Helena, Napa County, California
The Water and Wastewater Advisory Committee presented data showing iron and manganese in raw sources and recommended immediate operational changes, expanded testing, distribution flushing and a phased SCADA and equipment upgrade program expected to yield measurable improvement within 6–12 months.
Charles County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
The operator of Posota asked the Board of Education to amend the charter to extend sibling preference to families whose children previously completed Posota through eighth grade. After discussion the board voted to table the amendment and requested the operator submit any additional proposed amendments together for the board’s consideration.
South Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island
The committee reviewed a first read of a revised cell-phone policy that adds exceptions for devices that provide access to assistive technology tied to 504 plans, IEPs or documented medical needs; members asked administrators to refine language so building leaders can enforce intended limits.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
Consultants will hold public pop-ups and a community input meeting and return to the commission in January with 50% and 75% drafts; commissioners asked for better survey outreach and preloaded questions for the January session.
Charles County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
The board heard a plan to expand the dual‑language Spanish‑English immersion program to countywide applicants at Middleton Elementary for fall 2026. District staff said roughly 25 kindergarten seats will be offered in a county lottery and that parents will need to provide student transportation.
Pico Rivera, Los Angeles County, California
Council member Laurel said a briefing showed Pico Rivera had the highest recorded ICE interventions in Los Angeles County and expressed concern about enforcement actions affecting undocumented children and civil liberties. No formal council action was recorded.
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
The commission endorsed replacing swings and installing bonded rubber surfacing at Fox Ridge and adding bonded surfacing around swings at Billy Cox; some members raised health and material concerns.
Charles County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
Human resources and professional learning staff told the board they boosted teacher hires in 2025, expanded substitute fill rates and launched multiple grow‑your‑own initiatives — including an Instructional Assistant Academy, international teacher recruitment and expanded mentor cohorts — but warned staffing shortages remain, especially in special-
Eagle, Ada County, Idaho
At a special meeting Oct. 15, 2025, the Eagle City Council voted to authorize staff to auction surplus personal property removed from the Jackson House and to contract for a lay appraisal of the Jackson House parcel, with the mayor authorized to sign the appraisal contract. Councilors debated preservation, costs and options to lease, sell or pursue
Leesburg, Loudoun, Virginia
The Environmental Advisory Commission asked the Parks & Recreation Commission to consider bringing rental bottle-filling stations to the Flower & Garden show, outlining costs, logistics and sponsorship options and asking staff to study feasibility.
Charles County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
At the Oct. 14 meeting Charles County Public Schools presented intercategory budget transfers covering district operations and charter-school allocations and proposed limited changes to health plan copays and flexible spending arrangements to close a projected one-year gap.
Virginia City, St. Louis County, Minnesota
On Oct. 14 the Virginia City Council approved routine consent items, several grant-resolution applications and other administrative actions; Councilor Paulson recorded an abstention on a bills schedule item that included a payment to her business.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Marion County prosecutors outlined how the county’s grand jury operates, why prosecutors use it for cases such as homicides, police shootings and complex white‑collar investigations, and the legal limits that govern secrecy, subpoenas and targets’ rights.
Charles County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
Teachers, union leaders and school principals at the Oct. 14 Board of Education meeting said a systemwide push for frequent, documented collaborative planning is increasing paperwork and unpaid work time and asked the district to pause, reassess and simplify implementation.
North Ogden City Council, North Ogden , Weber County, Utah
City emergency management presented an after‑action report on the August fire (named Willow Creek in incident systems). Staff said the fire burned 577 acres, prompted evacuation of 100+ homes, caused two firefighter injuries and resulted in no structure losses; council accepted the report and directed follow‑up on communications, contractor MOUs, E
Virginia City, St. Louis County, Minnesota
Park and recreation officials said the Pan Continental Curling Championships open Sunday at the Iron Trail Motors Event Center; organizers estimated about $1.5 million in direct spending across the region over the 10‑day event.
Macon County, North Carolina
The Macon County Board of Commissioners approved four federal- and state-funded transportation and capital grants — including operating, capital and rural transit grants — and advanced a related resolution in the consent agenda, all by unanimous votes.
Virginia City, St. Louis County, Minnesota
At the Oct. 14 public forum, residents and councilors debated a proposed 2026 levy; citizens said recent increases left homeowners facing large bills and urged deeper cuts. Councilors described ongoing work with consultants and budget meetings to lower the levy.
North Ogden City Council, North Ogden , Weber County, Utah
Theresa Kessinger, a North Ogden resident, asked the council to permit cottage‑kitchen (in‑home) food businesses to serve families with allergens and other dietary restrictions. Council members and staff agreed to direct planning staff to start the ordinance process and to place the item on the planning commission agenda.
South Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island
Following a recent court decision cited by parents, the administration clarified that the district’s existing instructional-materials opt-out policy satisfies legal requirements. The district added an accessible opt-out form through the parent portal and said curriculum itself will not change; families may opt children out of specific assigned教材 on
Virginia City, St. Louis County, Minnesota
The Virginia City Council declined a motion to pay an outstanding $29,000 invoice from Mesabi Humane Society on Oct. 14, 2025, then voted to direct staff to pursue alternatives for meeting the city's statutory animal-control obligations.
North Ogden City Council, North Ogden , Weber County, Utah
The North Ogden City Council unanimously adopted an amended fiscal year 2025–26 budget after the Utah State Tax Commission declined to certify a proposed property tax increase, approved housekeeping changes to the fee schedule, imposed a temporary restriction on new massage establishments and renewed a short‑term contract allowing Family Promise to
South Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island
Superintendent Pedraza reported October 1 enrollment figures: 2,173 in‑district resident students (a decline of 32 since last year) and a total of 2,471 students in-district or receiving district services. The administration said cohorts are generally stable and highlighted follow-up work on CTE and homeschool counts.
Faulkner County, Arkansas
Proposed ordinance 25-30, to move the 27th biweekly payroll into the current fiscal year, was advanced to full court. Judge Dodson recommended setting aside roughly one-eleventh of payroll each year to cover future 27th-payroll occurrences.
Venice, Sarasota County, Florida
The board approved amended minutes of the May 21 regular meeting by voice vote and adopted the 2026 meeting calendar (third Wednesday, Feb–Dec) by roll call; no dissenting votes were recorded.
EASTCHESTER UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
Student representative Elias summarized schoolwide events, social-emotional learning work and two student recommendations; PTA representatives announced a new Building Bridges disability-awareness program and a Wait Until Eighth smartphone campaign.
Winnebago County, Iowa
Summary of motions and voice votes taken during the Oct. 7 Winnebago County Board of Supervisors meeting, including approvals of minutes/agenda, veterans and sheriff quarterly reports, equipment purchases, a stop‑sign purchase, moving the November meeting, and auditor transfers.
South Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island
Assistant Superintendent Seager presented statewide assessment results showing districtwide increases in several measures across RICAS, PSAT and SAT, with particular gains for students receiving special education services and economically disadvantaged students. Administrators called the results an early baseline for the strategic plan.
EASTCHESTER UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York
The Eastchester Union Free School District Board of Education received an audit presentation from RS Abrams showing unmodified opinions for the district and extra-classroom activity funds and approved the audit report by unanimous voice vote. Auditors also issued internal-control recommendations and noted a bond anticipation note on the capital-fac
Winnebago County, Iowa
The board discussed expanding the county funeral leave policy to explicitly include step‑parents, step‑siblings and step‑children. Supervisors agreed to ask county counsel for precise wording and return the item for action.
South Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island
Administrators proposed pursuing International Baccalaureate (IB) programming at every grade and school. Committee members praised the idea’s alignment with district priorities but asked for more analysis of costs, staffing, scheduling, and equity; the administration was directed to continue exploration and prepare a feasibility outline and a later
Winnebago County, Iowa
Board members reviewed video evidence of a large washout on a farm drain, discussed several drainage district outlets (including DD1 and DD6), and directed staff to inspect sites, identify GPS locations, and pursue petitions or repairs as needed.
Hanover Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
At its Oct. 14 meeting, the Hanover Area School District Board of Education approved a package of financial and personnel items, including three named hires, and heard multiple public commenters who criticized the district’s decision to terminate two junior-high coaches after an on-field incident.
Venice, Sarasota County, Florida
City council referred a project asking the Citizens Advisory Board to evaluate the city website and recommend improvements. Board members volunteered to gather personal user experiences, a board member agreed to compile submissions, and staff said an RFP for a website consultant is planned for the coming months.
South Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island
The South Kingstown School Committee voted to approve four districtwide strategic priorities and related goals, setting targets for proficiency, trust, inclusion and student voice over a five-year period.
Winnebago County, Iowa
Supervisors approved purchasing a truck chassis for a plow truck this fiscal year for $147,333 (figure discussed); the plow equipment will be funded in next year’s budget and the county will coordinate outfitting and timing with vendors.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Charlton Select Board appointed volunteers to boards and committees, named three traffic constables, and accepted two staff resignations; most motions passed unanimously.
Winnebago County, Iowa
Supervisors approved purchasing two lit blinker stop signs for Scargill with local officials indicating they will pay half the estimated cost; board asked about invoicing and timing.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The board unanimously approved special-event and special-alcoholic-beverage permits for Monarch Orchards’ grand-opening events on Oct. 25 and Nov. 22, 2025, after town departments cleared the applications.
Brookings School District 05-1, School Districts, South Dakota
Members of the Brookings High School Bobcat Forensics team presented their program at the Oct. 14 board meeting, describing tournament activity, community outreach, and a new unified speech initiative supporting students with disabilities.
Winnebago County, Iowa
Veterans Service Officer Mary Lou Cleveland told the Winnebago County Board of Supervisors that visits surged in September, that the office received a $10,000 state grant allocation, and that federal office furloughs are slowing claim processing. The board voted to accept the quarterly report.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board approved changing 98 Old Worcester Road to 102 Old Worcester Road after the homeowner agreed and staff offered to assist with the administrative steps.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
After a public hearing and debate about emergency-response consistency and homeowner burden, the Charlton Select Board voted to take no action tonight on a proposed renumbering of 77 E. Bailey’s Road.
Brookings School District 05-1, School Districts, South Dakota
The Brookings School District board voted to approve the updated Oldham‑Ramona‑Rutland (ORR) reorganization and dissolution plan and accompanying resolution, after asking staff whether the move would expose Brookings taxpayers to debt, outstanding contracts, or other liabilities.
Faulkner County, Arkansas
Proposed ordinance 25-29, providing a one-time pay increase of $400 for full-time employees and $200 for part-time employees, was advanced to full court. County Judge Dodson and staff described the payment as a one-time boost to avoid ongoing salary overhead and explained funding transfers.
Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma
The City of Seminole and the Seminole Municipal Authority each voted to accept a water-service agreement with Tri County (Tri County Rural Water); motions passed unanimously by roll call at the meeting.
Brookings School District 05-1, School Districts, South Dakota
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Brookings School District board approved the agenda and several consent and action items, including donations, an SDSU service‑learning agreement, an administrative waiver, scheduling a board retreat, and a reorganization/dissolution plan for neighboring ORR. The board also designated a delegate to the 2025 Associated SB‑
Faulkner County, Arkansas
The Budget and Finance Committee voted by voice to advance proposed appropriation ordinance 25-28 to the full county court; the item received no extended discussion in committee.
Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma
The Seminole City Council voted unanimously to accept a settlement agreement involving Heritage Shields Roofing, the City of Seminole and an entity identified as ACDC; the motion was approved by roll call without further public discussion.
Venice, Sarasota County, Florida
Roger Clark, the city’s planning and zoning director, presented the scope and timeline for a new Parks Master Plan and explained an executed interlocal agreement with Sarasota County that shifts maintenance responsibilities and adds city‑controlled parks starting Oct. 1, 2026.
Faulkner County, Arkansas
Treasurer Sampson told the Budget and Finance Committee that county revenues are above last year and that sales-tax collections could top $15 million; committee described timing for upcoming budget work.
Transportation Commission, Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Mississippi
A commissioner told the Transportation Commission that, after reworking flawed spreadsheets, South Mississippi received roughly 152 additional lane miles of paving per year from 2013–2023 compared with North Mississippi, creating a 1,500‑mile cumulative difference that needs remedying; commissioners discussed a follow‑up work session.
Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota
The Rapid City Public Works Committee approved the introduction and first reading of an ordinance prohibiting pedestrians from occupying traffic medians the city posts as unsafe. The ordinance gives the city engineer authority to identify and sign restricted medians; enforcement will follow posted signage.
Macon County, North Carolina
Residents and volunteer committees used the public‑comment period to ask the board to accept donated flags and a proclamation for domestic violence awareness and to consider volunteer technical assistance and water‑quality monitoring to address persistent E. coli contamination in local streams.
Lynchburg, Campbell, Virginia
City staff described an expanded derelict properties dashboard, added authority to include commercial properties, a new reimbursement grant for private graffiti removal and a proposed�builders�guild to speed housing reinvestment in older neighborhoods.
Bountiful City Council, Bountiful , Davis County, Utah
The Bountiful City Council heard a Youth Council update about recent service projects and the Oct. 25 pumpkin patch, and honored local student Max Vol, who earned the lead role in the Broadway-bound musical adaptation of the novel Wonder.
Transportation Commission, Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Mississippi
At its Oct. meeting, the Mississippi Transportation Commission authorized numerous consultant work assignments, supplemental agreements, grant match awards and other administrative actions and recessed into an executive session to discuss workers' compensation settlements and an encroachment update.
Geary County, Kansas
Geary County participants discussed how a proposed comprehensive plan update would support Fort Riley, the roles of the Flint Hills Regional Council and the MPO, and local priorities such as Taylor Road and Timber Road; no formal action was taken.
Macon County, North Carolina
The board authorized Looper Architectural Design to provide design and construction administration services for renovation of the former National Guard Armory under a not‑to‑exceed fee of $181,120.53, while several commissioners raised concerns about reimbursable expenses and site‑visit fees.
Venice, Sarasota County, Florida
Darlene Culpepper, the city’s bicycle-pedestrian coordinator, briefed the Citizens Advisory Board on Venice’s silver Bicycle Friendly Community rating and proposed a bike-parking ordinance, improved racks, outreach and training to help move the city toward gold status.
Bountiful City Council, Bountiful , Davis County, Utah
Councilwoman Bradshaw told the Bountiful City Council the South Davis Recreation District board voted to proceed with a repair to a chiller compressor at the ice ribbon. Under the interlocal, the city owns the facility and infrastructure and the rec district operates it; major repairs are split 50/50.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
A 2,000‑respondent BSRB survey surfaced workforce problems including high caseloads, burnout, unlicensed case managers and gaps in clinical training; advisory members discussed mentoring, tuition support and paid practicum as potential mitigations.
Bountiful City Council, Bountiful , Davis County, Utah
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Bountiful City Council approved minutes and routine expenses, authorized two equipment purchases and adopted a resolution saying a state-mandated station-area plan is impractical for the city’s portion of the Woods Cross FrontRunner station area.
Geary County, Kansas
After an executive session in which no formal action was taken, commissioners moved, seconded and voted to accept a settlement agreement; details of the agreement were not specified in the public record.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
A BSRB commissioner reported progress on the social work interstate compact: vendor selection for a compact data system is underway, finance and governance questions remain, and Kansas has approved a background‑check requirement to align with compact rules.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town Administrator Andrew told the Select Board the fire substation concrete slab is being poured, exterior framing will begin, new 4-way stops are in effect and materials for the Oct. 20 special town meeting are posted online.
Macon County, North Carolina
The board approved an amendment to its contract with McGill & Associates and an appropriation of $97,000 from the solid‑waste fund balance to continue design and re‑bid work on a landfill expansion after earlier bids exceeded budget estimates.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
BSRB staff reported a two‑year migration to a new state licensing platform, previewed a voluntary jurisprudence course that will offer CE, and summarized a multi‑profession review of unprofessional‑conduct regulations and related disciplinary tools.
Town of Sellersburg, Clark County, Indiana
At a public hearing Oct. 14, the Town of Sellersburg presented the 2026 budget estimate, answered residents’ questions about taxes, trash service and salaries, and the council voted to adopt a CDL training reimbursement policy and to approve two change orders for the US‑31/Ivy Tech sewer relocation project.
Macon County, North Carolina
The board approved $37,000 in community pool funding divided among Kids Place, REACH, Macon Medical Assistance Program and a local reading program; commissioners declined to fund a Highlands swim team application and discussed principles for future allocations.
Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board, State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Kansas
Members debated rescinding an amendment that altered the 1,500-hour clinical requirement for clinical social work licensure, voted informally to pursue reversal, but the committee deferred final action after losing quorum and agreed to continue discussion at the next meeting.
Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
The library reported a schedule of fall and winter programs including Wisconsin Science Festival events, a photo exhibit by Northeast Wisconsin Chinese groups, a DEA traveling exhibit for substance‑abuse prevention, multilingual Driving Laws Success sessions with community partners, and an artist‑in‑residence lineup.
Lynchburg, Campbell, Virginia
Council voted unanimously to send a draft zoning amendment that would require conditional-use review and establish distance limits around schools, churches, parks and cultural districts to the Planning Commission for public hearings and refinement.
Sherman County, Kansas
Facing an apparent temporary interruption in federal funding, the commissioners voted to keep Women, Infants and Children (WIC) services operating through the end of the month and to request an update at the next meeting.
Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington
City staff told the City Council Committee of the Whole on Oct. 14 that Tacoma’s core revenues are underperforming and presented a mid-biennium modification that includes $17.6 million in proposed additions, a $1 million watershed-modeling study, $259,000 in environmental-services 1% for art contributions, and $640,000 in neighborhood-services cuts
Lynchburg, Campbell, Virginia
Council members and staff discussed a broad legislative package — from zoning authority and school-board structure to cryptocurrency investment authority, election rules, transportation funding, and public-safety provisions — and asked staff to refine language for the Oct. 28 agenda.
Avondale, Maricopa County, Arizona
The commission unanimously recommended City Council adopt zoning-code text amendments for the Boulevard district to allow additional retail, larger grocery stores, standards for outdoor entertainment, and to relax parking proximity rules.
Lynchburg, Campbell, Virginia
Airport staff recommended a five-year lease to Freedom Aviation for Hangars 1 and 3 with monthly rent of $7,000; final approval will be considered at the councils public hearing.
Lynchburg, Campbell, Virginia
Officials reported progress on multiple capital projects including the Blackwater CSO tunnel and College Lake dam removal, and outlined a citywide lead-service-line inventory with access agreements and replacement schedules under EPA rules.
Macon County, North Carolina
Positive Shelter Volunteers presented a proposal to operate the county animal shelter as a 501(c)(3), proposed facility and operational changes, requested transitional support for current shelter employees and urged that animal control be returned to the sheriff’s office.
Canfield City Council, Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio
The provided transcript for the Canfield City Council contains only a single administrative entry labeled "scribe"; no agenda items, motions, votes, or public comments are recorded.
Avondale, Maricopa County, Arizona
The Planning Commission voted 6-0 on Oct. 15, 2025, to recommend City Council approve a minor general plan amendment and a planned area development rezoning for the Avondale Tech Center, a roughly 38-acre site at Corporate Drive and 117th Avenue proposed for an advanced-technology campus with three large buildings.
League City, Galveston County, Texas
The League City Convention & Visitors Bureau advisory board voted to award $10,000 in hotel-occupancy-tax (HOT) grant funding to League City Proud’s Holiday in the Park, citing the event’s large attendance and local economic benefits; the vote was 5 in favor, 1 abstention.
Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
Trustees reviewed the library’s proposed 2026 operating budget of about $5.2 million, personnel and benefits notes, and a capital project proposal to add solar panels to the recently opened fully electrified building using rebates and external funding.
Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming
Planning Director Paul Anthony briefed the commission on an upcoming Town Council workshop about possible LDR and comprehensive plan changes, a transportation impact-study LDR, a natural-resource overlay update, GIS data management concerns, and the Nelson Trailhead housing project.
San Francisco County, California
The Budget and Finance Committee on Oct. 15 voted 3-0 to send nine items to the full Board of Supervisors for consideration Oct. 21, including a $500,000 grant for an Irish Famine memorial, a three-year lease for the Chinatown Public Health Center's temporary relocation, a long-term Muni lease amendment at the Salesforce Transit Center, and two tax
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
The council authorized recruitment for a new town attorney on Oct. 15, approving a job description and marketing plan but directed two specific edits: lower minimum supervisory experience from five to three years (or allow equivalent experience) and clarify that the town attorney role is primarily a civil/supervisory position rather than a primary
Bedford, Tarrant County, Texas
The Zoning Board denied a special‑exception application for 2812 Jasmine Court after neighbors said three weekends of rentals already produced increased vehicle traffic and noise on the cul‑de‑sac and the board found no special circumstances to warrant an exception to the 1,000‑foot spacing rule.
Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming
The Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of six text amendments to the Town of Jackson Land Development Regulations to clarify rules for nonconforming buildings and allow limited administrative adjustments for existing parking areas.
Lago Vista, Travis County, Texas
Members of the Lago Vista Charter Review Committee discussed the National Civic League model charter and debated key issues including the model's strong endorsement of a council–manager form of government, interlocal agreements, the possibility of a board of ethics, district-based seats versus at-large seats, the city manager’s personnel authority,
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
Council recommended the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control approve a Series 10 beer-and-wine store liquor license for a 7-Eleven franchise at 8080 N. Oracle Road (license application by Maheshwar Fuyal, 711#46258A). The Oro Valley Police Department completed its background check and reported no objections; no protests were filed in
Bedford, Tarrant County, Texas
The zoning board denied a request to exempt 805 San Marcos Lane from the city’s 1,000‑foot short‑term rental spacing rule after neighbors cited noise, traffic and safety concerns and board members said the applicant did not demonstrate the special circumstances required by the ordinance amendment.
Lago Vista, Travis County, Texas
The Lago Vista Charter Review Committee reconvened after an executive session and unanimously approved the minutes of its Oct. 1 meeting by voice vote; individual roll-call votes were not recorded in the transcript.
Bedford, Tarrant County, Texas
The Bedford Zoning Board of Adjustments denied a homeowner’s request to legalize a carport built inside the five-foot side-yard setback at 708 Mortimer Drive after staff said the structure was built without a permit and neighbors said plans and a current survey were not provided.
Lynnwood, Snohomish County, Washington
At a developers roundtable, builders and affordable housing developers said long entitlements, variable public‑works requirements, and tree‑retention/parking rules increase costs and lengthen timelines; several urged form‑based code, clearer checklists for small projects and faster building‑permit tracks so small developers can scale.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
The council approved Resolution R25-53 to raise parks and recreation facility-use fees, following months of stakeholder discussion and recommendations from advisory boards. The increases will be effective Jan. 1, 2026, and staff said new revenues will pay operating costs rather than capital projects.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
The Integrity Unit logged 404 allegations in fiscal year 2025, a 6% increase over the prior year, completed 11 investigations (eight substantiated) and is conducting nine open investigations plus a detection project targeting ProCard misuse.
Lynnwood, Snohomish County, Washington
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife told Lynnwood City Council members the city’s Critical Areas Ordinance update should use best available science to set riparian management zones based on site‑potential tree height and a 100‑foot minimum where full restoration is infeasible; staff said Lynnwood is behind a year‑end update deadline but will
Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
Friends of Appleton Library received a $20,262 grant from the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin to expand in‑house technology access, digital literacy and workforce development programs; total project cost $36,800, with in‑kind match.
Oro Valley, Pima County, Arizona
The council approved taking maintenance responsibility for Sierra Wash (consent agenda Item D) after staff explained the wash protects public arterial Aranha Road and required an easement to conduct stabilization work. The vote was unanimous, 7–0.
Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas
The committee approved past meeting minutes, adopted the committee calendar and recommended City Council approval of two sole-source procurements — Constant Technologies for a real-time information center and LifeScan Wellness for firefighter physicals — by 6–0 votes.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Following an executive session under Texas Government Code 551.074, the Audit and Finance Committee recommended the reappointment of Dr. Michael Granoff to the Austin Police Retirement System Board, recommended Gia Lee to the Austin Firefighters Retirement Fund Board of Trustees, and recommended the reappointment of **** Levine to the City ofAustin
Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas
The Public Safety Committee voted 6–0 to recommend waiving the bid process and contracting with LifeScan Wellness to provide annual firefighter physicals, including expanded cancer screening and ultrasound services, at a quoted annual cost of $172,010 for 206 employees.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
A pilot review of four boards and commissions found the process workable but staff-intensive; the Office of the City Clerk proposed review teams with subject-matter experts, a longer annual timeline starting in January and a five-year review cycle, and recommended marking bodies inactive after two years without meetings.
Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas
The Public Safety Committee voted 6–0 to recommend a waiver of the bid process and an agreement with Constant Technologies for design, construction and implementation of a Real Time Information Center, not to exceed $1,145,000; staff said the vendor provides turnkey installation, training and 24/7 support and the purchase was reviewed by city law.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
The Audit and Finance Committee recommended the City of Austins calendar-year 2026 audit plan to full council, including 10 new audits, a civilian-staffing review and a review of alternate EMS response options. Committee members pressed for comparative recommendations and flagged airport preparedness and several IT security reviews for future work
Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas
Chief Jo Kirst told the committee construction documents were submitted for a training building permit the week of Sept. 29 and the department expects bidding in November and a guaranteed maximum price review in January or February, with construction beginning in 2026.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
On Oct. 15 the Water and Wastewater Commission approved a rotation list of 12 engineering firms for small-scale water and wastewater pipeline work with a combined not-to-exceed value of $26 million; commissioners also approved minutes, a consent agenda and calendar adjustments.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
DBI presented Permit SF shot‑clock metrics showing improved review times, announced suspension of more than 11,000 inactive over‑the‑counter (OTC) applications as part of a data‑cleanup, and highlighted a new citywide addressing process and a streamlined storefront security gate legalization. A public commenter raised allegations about expired high
Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas
Fire Marshal Mike Casey and risk management officer Shana Hurst outlined community risk-reduction work that includes building-code updates, 5,000+ inspections, smoke-alarm distribution, youth fire-education programs and multifamily outreach.
Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
Appleton Public Library received the Wisconsin Library Association’s Library of the Year honor; staff and community credited for successful opening of a new $40 million facility and early usage figures.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Transportation and Public Works staff presented a TARP report to the Water and Wastewater Commission on Oct. 15 that recommends 12 actions — spanning regulatory updates, permitting changes, maintenance options and capital planning — to increase and sustain street trees in Austin rights of way.
Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas
Deputy Chief Brad Cusick told the Public Safety Committee the department has a written cancer-risk-reduction program that includes station design, two sets of bunker gear, gear washers, decon protocols and expanded annual medical screening guided by NFPA occupational health standards.
Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas
The Public Safety Committee received a presentation on a voluntary countywide program that pairs a front-door awareness decal with a “blue envelope” and Johnson County mental-health cards to help first responders identify and communicate with neurodivergent residents. Staff said the countywide rollout is already partnering with other Johnson County
Austin, Travis County, Texas
City of Austin staff briefed the Bond Oversight Commission on how projects funded by voter-approved bonds are appropriated, tracked and reported; commissioners pressed for fixed baselines, clearer spend-plan reporting and faster access to consolidated project schedules and change-control information ahead of the 2026 bond cycle.
Newport News (Independent City), Virginia
The Newport News Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend that the Board of Zoning Appeals consider two special exceptions allowing two-story single-family homes on 37.5-foot lots in the city's Southeast neighborhood, amid resident concerns about parking, lot size and neighborhood character.
League City, Galveston County, Texas
City tourism staff briefed the advisory board on upcoming events, new hires, marketing campaigns, event-tracking tools and budget items, and the board agreed to move future meetings to 9 a.m. and skip November.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
The Downtown Austin Alliance presented a construction mitigation strategy to coordinate agencies, communicate impacts and provide business support during long‑term infrastructure projects. The Alliance also described active urbanism programs to support artists, musicians and pop‑up activations in underused downtown spaces.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
After staff presentations on State Bill 8 40 and a proposed Central Business District base‑height limit, the Downtown Commission voted to forward a recommendation to City Council opposing the council proposal and urging removal of downtown FAR/height caps with a dedicated revenue stream to fund affordable housing.
Doña Ana County, New Mexico
The transcript contains a brief public announcement about an event at the Doña Ana County Fairgrounds Livestock Barn; no substantive policy discussion, motions, or votes were recorded.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
Developers presented a 4.8‑acre Planned Unit Development concept for the Towne Lake YMCA site that would include a redeveloped YMCA, up to 750 condominium units, a separate affordable housing building with a minimum of 90 units, major water‑quality and reuse proposals (including blackwater reuse) and significant tree‑canopy work. Commissioners and
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The Building Inspection Commission voted unanimously to recommend adoption of San Francisco’s updates and cross‑references to the 2025 California Building Standards Code packages (building, existing building, residential, mechanical, plumbing, electrical and green building codes), with non‑substantive technical corrections noted by DBI.
Austin, Travis County, Texas
The Environmental Commission recommended a change to City Code Title 25 to let the Watershed Protection director grant administrative variances so public park projects would not always need a recorded drainage easement. Commissioners voted 8–1 to approve the recommendation after adding an amendment that the Parks and Recreation Department present,并
Sioux Falls School District 49-5, School Districts, South Dakota
Family members and former participants told the Sioux Falls School District 49-5 meeting that the Lincoln High School marching band is marking its 60th year in 2025–26 and recounted multigenerational participation and appearances in national parades including the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Lake Havasu City, Mohave County, Arizona
At the Oct. 14 Lake Havasu City Council meeting Go Lake Havasu presented an annual update citing near-$4.2 million in TPT-generated revenue, a $1.6 million operating allocation, visitor demographic data, earned-media recognition and plans to expand event sponsorship and digital marketing.
Lake Havasu City, Mohave County, Arizona
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Lake Havasu City Council adopted a resolution opposing a permanent transfer of fourth-priority Colorado River water to Queen Creek and approved several infrastructure and software contracts and introductory ordinances updating local building and fire codes.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The commission recommended approval of Administrative Bulletin AB 099 (concrete) and a new steel administrative bulletin plus appendix updating FEMA 352 guidance, to harmonize post‑earthquake assessment, repair, and retrofit procedures; commissioners stressed dissemination and clarifications about use and triggers.
Lake Havasu City, Mohave County, Arizona
The Lake Havasu City Planning and Zoning Commission voted 6-0 to recommend that the City Council consider a planned development rezone and amended general development plan for a 102-unit multifamily project at 5601 Highway 95, including an exception to the city's residential covered-parking requirement.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The Building Inspection Commission voted unanimously to recommend Board of Supervisors Ordinance file 250811, which would set a two‑year expiration for permit applications and a one‑year rolling expiration to commence work on issued permits, with limited 180‑day extensions.
Bay County, Florida
At a Bay County special-magistrate hearing, the magistrate found multiple properties in violation of Bay County Code, authorized county abatement in several cases, set or confirmed compliance dates and ordered fines or daily penalties that may become liens on property.
Waller County, Texas
The Commissioners Court approved the meeting agenda and several budget and procurement items, adopted a countywide burn ban, and moved forward on courthouse finishing work and appointments. Listed are the main motions, outcomes and brief notes.
Waller County, Texas
During a county meeting Oct. 15, commissioners and staff discussed how developer agreements and municipal utility districts (MUDs) shift infrastructure costs to future residents, and whether the county should require greater developer investment or pursue legislative safeguards.
Waller County, Texas
County staff told commissioners on Oct. 15 that the new courthouse grand opening is scheduled for Nov. 8 and that modular courtroom repairs, air-conditioning and building-envelope fixes at the jail are progressing, with some warranty work and a generator now online.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The Abatement Appeals Board unanimously upheld an order of abatement and assessment of costs for 2374 Fulton Street after evidence showed foundation undermining tied to a neighboring excavation; owners said geo-grouting and cribbing were completed but permits remain unclosed.
Waller County, Texas
Commissioners voted to enact a countywide outdoor burning ban on Oct. 15 after emergency-management and fire service briefings showing elevated drought and increased grass-fire responses.
Waller County, Texas
Judge Elton Mathis told the Waller County Commissioners Court on Oct. 15 that County Court at Law No. 2 resolved a large share of civil and probate backlogs since its creation in 2023 but is now overwhelmed by a surge in misdemeanor filings and growing felony counts, urging the court to invest in space, staff and services to prevent long-term harm.
Avondale, Maricopa County, Arizona
Avondale's Planning Commission voted 6-0 to recommend City Council adopt a Central Business District designation and zoning amendments to implement middle housing (duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes and townhomes) as required by state law by Jan. 1, 2026.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The Abatement Appeals Board unanimously upheld an order of abatement tied to a water-leak complaint at 970 Key Avenue but placed the order in abeyance for 30 days to allow the owner to obtain a plumbing permit and final inspection.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The Abatement Appeals Board voted unanimously Oct. 15 to uphold a March 18, 2025 order of abatement and assessment of costs for 695856 Ulloa Street, but held the order in abeyance for two months to allow the owner time to finalize outstanding permit work.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Commissioners received updates on several task forces: legal rules to address derelict vessels were drafted and are moving toward the Environmental Protection Board, funding remains the core obstacle to derelict-vessel removals, and artificial-reef advocates were urged to pursue state appropriations ahead of the legislative session.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
A public speaker representing users of the George Crady Bridge fishing pier urged the commission to investigate alleged misallocation of FEMA funds and 24 years of unmet maintenance costs on the Duval County side; Councilmember Mike Gay said he had no new updates but remains committed to seeking resolution with state partners.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Commissioners discussed seeking an expanded slow-speed minimum wake zone around the Shad Creek Bridge, reviewed mapping and legal framing, and directed staff to refine language and pursue community input before submitting a formal application to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Dr. Gerard Pinto of Jacksonville University told the Waterways Commission on Oct. 15 that recent salinity and temperature readings are within expected ranges, harmful algal blooms show low or no toxin at monitored sites, and locally most manatees have begun to move south while statewide watercraft deaths remain elevated.
Government Operations - Rule Review, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
An emergency State Board of Education rule implements 2025 statute requiring the state portion of TISA funds to be disbursed directly to charter schools rather than through local education agencies (LEAs).
Government Operations - Rule Review, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
The joint Government Operations Committee issued positive recommendations on multiple emergency and permanent rules across state agencies and stayed one rule for 60 days after a member request.
Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
At the meeting trustees approved the minutes and placed and approved several agenda items on a consent agenda; motions were passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition.