What happened on Monday, 03 November 2025
Mifflin County SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Council reported meetings with landlords to gather input and directed staff to prepare and circulate updated ordinance text in advance of the November 3 meeting. Advertised ordinances tied to chapter updates were noted as ready for later in the agenda.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
Following public and commissioner concerns about parking, traffic and business impacts on Providence Boulevard, the commission voted 4–3 to move the city’s Christmas parade back to Deltona Boulevard. Commissioners said staff will evaluate logistics and that future years’ routes may be reconsidered.
Quabbin Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Quabbin Regional School Committee voted to appoint a new school business administrator with a contract that begins with a prorated term from Oct. 14, 2025, through June 30, 2026, followed by a two‑year term through June 30, 2028. The vote was taken by roll call and recorded as all present voting in favor.
Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama
Council adopted a resolution Nov. 3 establishing procedures and criteria for the creation of meeting agendas and agenda packets for the 20251029 quadrennium, including an amendment allowing members to remedy procedural violations before minutes approval.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The city’s Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability briefed the committee on an interdepartmental working group (IWG) created to integrate CCAP goals into 2024 bond projects, noting a charter and work plan are complete and staff are developing a sustainability checklist to pilot with departments.
Mifflin County SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Council members discussed a request to close a small section of the CVS parking lot each Thursday from about 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to allow rotating food vendors to operate downtown. No formal vote was taken; a council member will survey downtown businesses and report back at the November meeting.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
The commission confirmed reappointments and district nominees to the William S. Harvey Deltona Scholarship Advisory Board. Reappointments included Walter Dawson, Reuben Medina and Harry Meeks. District nominations included Barbara Tornow, Darlene Okendo, Kimberly Eddins and Brandy Reyes; each confirmation passed on separate voice votes.
Kandiyohi County, Minnesota
A staff-presented video lays out a step-by-step reunification process developed with local public safety to reunite parents, guardians and students after a school evacuation, including alert methods, ID and card requirements, and guidance not to call 911 for student location information.
Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama
The Prattville City Council adopted an ordinance setting council procedures for 2025–2029. Key amendments included extending public comment from three to five minutes, clarifying that the "governing body" may enter executive session, and adding a citation to Alabama Code 36-25A-7. A proposal to require the city attorney to attend all executive-sess
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
City staff recommended redrawing parkland dedication nexus zones from seven to five and adopting a revised fee structure tied to median family income (staff recommended 2%/2%/1%/1% for different unit types; a development-community compromise proposes 1.5% for two‑bedroom multifamily). Staff also presented two options for when the director may seek
Brown County, Texas
The court approved bills as identified by the auditor, then clarified that agenda items for the meeting on the 17th must be submitted by 3:00 p.m. on the 10th because of a holiday schedule.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
The commission approved purchase orders to renovate the City Hall first floor to create expanded lobby service stations, replace aging furniture, and improve security and privacy for records; staff said modular components require about 12 weeks lead time. A public commenter requested an active‑shooter and IT/security audit; commissioners asked for,
Maricopa County, Arizona
The Board of Supervisors unanimously accepted a report from an ad hoc stakeholder task force that proposed 27 recommendations across seven areas to improve the county's on-site wastewater (septic) permitting process, and directed staff to implement county-level changes while asking the county to request that ADEQ prioritize rule updates.
Prattville, Autauga County, Alabama
At its Nov. 3 organizational meeting, the Prattville City Council elected Councilor Michael Whaley as council president and John Chambers as president pro tempore after multiple nominations and roll-call votes.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Facilities and Real Estate Management reported progress toward the city’s Comprehensive Climate and Action Plan, citing energy benchmarking of 195 buildings, 45 SECO energy audits, completed heating and lighting retrofits, and planned solar pilot projects pending council approval and grant awards.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
The commission approved at first reading an update to Chapter 82 (communication antennas and towers) to align tower siting with the city zoning code, add design guidance (including advisory osprey nesting platform language), and modernize environmental assessment standards; the Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval 7–0.
Brown County, Texas
The court opened bids for two FEMA projects to repair concrete box culverts in North Hardwick County. Bids were read aloud and the court said staff will review them for FEMA compliance before awarding.
TAOS MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS, School Districts, New Mexico
A Taos High senior told meeting attendees she wants Taos Municipal Schools to repair unspecified equipment so her younger brother at Enos Elementary can enjoy the same lunch‑release and playground experiences she remembers.
Alamance County, North Carolina
The Board of Commissioners moved into closed session under N.C. Gen. Stat. §143-318.11(a)(3) to consult with counsel about an ongoing legal matter, including a demand letter from the Alamance News dated Aug. 18, 2025. The board returned to open session and announced no action.
Ashe County, North Carolina
The board approved a lease for the Ash County Livestock Campus and adopted related bylaws and facility policies with a change allowing commissioners to appoint board members either from public applications or nominations provided by the facility board.
Brown County, Texas
The commissioners approved several blanket applications filed by The Housley Group on behalf of Frontier Communications to install private lines on multiple county and private roads across several precincts. Commissioners clarified road lists, precinct assignments and private-road exceptions before approval.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
City commissioners voted 6–1 to table a first-reading ordinance that would update zoning and land‑development rules for certified recovery residences to comply with Florida law. Commissioners cited legal complexity, training needs for staff, potential property‑value effects, and questions about distance requirements under state law.
Delaware County, Ohio
Delaware County approved an owner's agreement with developer Epcon for new roadway construction off South Old State Road near Avonlea Drive associated with the Evans Farm development. The agreement covers turn lanes, signalization and drainage improvements; construction is expected next summer.
Alamance County, North Carolina
The board issued a proclamation recognizing the Alamance County Friends of the Mountain-to-Sea Trail (FMST) Task Force for volunteer trail work, citing roughly 11,000 volunteer hours and an estimated economic impact near $400,000 since 2021.
Ashe County, North Carolina
The board adopted a proclamation supporting Operation Greenlight, a national campaign encouraging residents and businesses to display green lights for veterans; Missy Parker, the county veteran service officer, presented the item and commissioners approved it unanimously.
Brown County, Texas
The commissioners approved a $30,000 fiscal-year 25–26 funding agreement with the Brownwood Public Library after reading and entering the agreement into the record; a brief public remark referenced program content but did not change the vote outcome.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
The commission voted unanimously to use $318,000 in remaining CDBG CARES funds toward the purchase of a transport ambulance that staff says qualifies under HUD guidance. The unit is part of a previously authorized replacement program and is separate from a county-denied transport request discussed earlier.
Alamance County, North Carolina
Three members of the public addressed the commissioners on Nov. 3: a resident urged support for Alamance-Burlington Schools (ESL, special-education funding and charter-school performance), a parent described barriers to mental-health and addiction treatment for her teenage son, and the Board of Equalization chair requested a tax-department briefing
Delaware County, Ohio
The Delaware County Prosecutor's Office reported it received combined Victims of Crime Act and State Victims Assistance Act grants totaling $81,832.50 for victim services. The county will provide a local match of $15,945.30; the grant period runs through Sept. 30, 2026.
Brown County, Texas
The court reappointed David Smith to the Central Texas MHMR board of trustees for the stated two-year period; the motion passed with no opposition recorded in the transcript.
Ashe County, North Carolina
The director of Ashe County Department of Social Services told commissioners the federal shutdown prevented Food and Nutrition Service benefits from being loaded for November, affecting 1,872 families and 3,545 participants in the county; DSS announced local food drives and formation of an Ash Food Council and requested help recruiting foster and K
Alamance County, North Carolina
County staff previewed a new public financial dashboard that will publish quarterly general-fund data, confirmed a SNAP suspension affecting nearly 12,000 households, said WIC funding is secured through November and invited VIA to discuss the county behavioral-health center on Nov. 17.
Deltona, Volusia County, Florida
Fire Chief Bush Buscher told the Deltona City Commission on Nov. 3 that the city's five fire stations are strained by rising call volume and slow response times, and presented options to rebuild Station 64, relocate parts of Station 62, and add up to two stations to improve coverage. The presentation relied on two independent data sources (Dark Ho
Delaware County, Ohio
At their Nov. 3 meeting the Delaware County Board of Commissioners approved a bundle of routine resolutions: approval of prior meeting records and purchase orders, scheduling of 2026 budget hearings, several intergovernmental and permit agreements, and multiple right-of-way utility permits. The board also accepted a monthly sheriff's transport rep
Brown County, Texas
Citing 2023 state legislation, the commissioners adopted a local option to grant a minimum 50% property-tax exemption for qualifying child-care facilities that participate in the Texas Rising Star program. Staff estimated the county’s maximum immediate revenue impact at about $8,300 assuming all listed properties qualified.
Montana Courts, Montana
Participants in the Caring Wisdom Forward meeting prioritized improving tribal community outreach and education, noting widespread capacity constraints at tribal ICWA programs and recommending multi-level (case, agency, policy) approaches, greater tribal representation in state policy tables, due-diligence refinements on notices and possible resour
Alamance County, North Carolina
The Alamance County Tax Office updated commissioners on preparations for the Jan. 1, 2027 revaluation, reporting contractor progress, a new public property-record portal, staffing and collection improvements, and safety steps for field appraisers. Vincent Valuations has completed about 37,000 of roughly 80,000 parcels; the Tax Office expects data-
Ashe County, North Carolina
Wilkes Community College briefed the Ashe County Board of Commissioners on a Schneider Electric energy‑savings performance contract that would finance campus upgrades from guaranteed utility savings. Commissioners gave informal support; a formal county resolution will be requested next year to preserve utility funding levels so savings can pay for‐
Torrington, Northwest Hills County, Connecticut
The Torrington architectural‑review committee approved replacement signage and a prescribed paint and door treatment for a proposed retail conversion by applicant Junior Toledo, while deferring the underlying site‑plan approval. Committee members said the applicant installed roll‑down security doors before review but agreed to require paint and a “
Brown County, Texas
The commissioners voted to authorize a memorandum of agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to permit county-trained personnel to serve ICE warrants and detainers locally; the agreement runs through 2028 unless extended.
Montana Courts, Montana
At the final Caring Wisdom Forward community-of-practice meeting, participants finalized imperatives to strengthen cultural connections for Native children in out-of-home care, including creating cultural‑agreement pathways for foster families, centering family voice, expanding language access, and developing tribe-specific resource guides for case
Bay City, Bay County, Michigan
On Nov. 3 the Bay City City Commission approved two six‑year extensions of obsolete property rehabilitation exemption certificates for Red Hawk entities at Center Avenue and approved an order related to a dangerous building at 2000 Sixth Street after the property owner reported work had begun.
Ashe County, North Carolina
Commissioners approved a confidential economic development incentive agreement for a project referred to as "Project Pandora." The county will contribute funds over multiple years alongside the town of West Jefferson and the county job development arm; details remain partly redacted until a formal state announcement.
Valley County, Idaho
The Valley County Board of Commissioners approved the final plat for Tamarack Resort Planned Unit Development phase 3.4, a small replat that creates three lots and a large open space in the Lower Sugarloaf area. The board acknowledged owner declarations (utilities and private roads) and a Central District Health letter stating sanitary restrictions
DuPage County, Illinois
The DuPage County Zoning Board continued a petition from Lucky 7 Bistro to allow a video-gaming café within 1,000 feet of another proposed gaming facility, asking the applicant to return with zoning-focused evidence such as traffic counts and concentration analysis. The board cited ordinance purposes and precedent concerns and set a new hearing for
Brown County, Texas
James Masters presented the veterans services annual report, saying clinic visits and federal-benefit returns to the county rose even as county population figures based on the 2020 census showed declines. Masters highlighted increases in community care spending and education payments.
Bay City, Bay County, Michigan
At its Nov. 3 meeting the Bay City City Commission heard a condition and space‑needs analysis for Fire Station 5. Redstone Architects concluded the 1965 station is structurally and operationally deficient, that renovation costs approach new construction, and recommended not renovating Station 5. The firm urged the city to consider renovating/expan
Skagit County, Washington
On Nov. 3, 2025 the Skagit County Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda that included a one-year extension of the Port of Skagit Bow Outlying Area Broadband Project, several contract amendments and services agreements, and a resolution to provide legal defense for a county employee. The board ratified an interagency Community Development
Ashland County, Wisconsin
Committee members edited wording and question structure in a draft community survey that will support an update to Ashland County's comprehensive plan, adding or clarifying items on housing, transportation (including ferry terminals), utilities and land use. The committee agreed to launch the digital survey in January for roughly 4 6 weeks, provide
DuPage County, Illinois
At an Oct. 29, 2025 DuPage County Board of Appeals hearing, residents objected to a petition for a video‑gaming cafe at Penny’s Place in the Blackhawk shopping center, citing the county’s 1,000‑foot separation requirement, nearby schools and churches, and state law. The board closed the record and continued the case to a Dec. 4 recommendation meet.
Marshall County, Kentucky
At a special meeting Oct. 31, 2025, the Marshall County Board of Commissioners voted to release a county lien on 2328 Jackson School Road in Benton upon payment and approved a slate of routine administrative measures including approval of minutes, a county clerk claim, a CDBG program-income resolution, a hire at the animal shelter, personnel and aw
Mendocino County, California
Staff reported the Pilgrim Trail pedestrian bridge structure is in place but concrete pours remain and a CDFW work‑window extension was requested; pavement management consultant negotiations are expected by month‑end; regional VMT mitigation kickoff and procurement will follow a Caltrans kickoff; Ryan Walker reported MCOG signed a letter of intent/
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Audit manager Heather Jones described cash-count procedures, common control weaknesses and the office's testing scope; performance manager Caitlin Edwards reported that 46 staff completed the IndiePerforms data course in 2025 across 17 agencies and described a new lean continuous-improvement course and an AI Copilot pilot.
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Adam Lemore of the Sawyer County LCO Economic Development Corporation said the EDC will offer a financial literacy workshop Dec. 9, is expanding incubator marketing funded partly by a $25,000 Thrive grant, and described a forestry revitalization bill being pursued with possible WEDC involvement.
Davenport City, Scott County, Iowa
The Davenport Public Library Board of Trustees authorized the library director on Oct. 30, 2025, to execute documentation adding library caretaker, assistant caretaker and delivery driver classifications to the library's bargaining unit. The board heard the change would make nearly all non-supervisory positions part of the union and that budgetary,
Tippecanoe County, Indiana
At the Nov. 3 meeting the board approved routine items including minutes, claims, payroll, a 2026 Anthem and stop‑loss renewal, an amendment to an Axon services agreement, courthouse chiller contracts, a $1 million loan to Clarks Hill for wastewater work, multiple health‑service contracts and grant applications and acceptances.
Mendocino County, California
Caltrans staff alerted MCOG members that FY 2025–26 Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant applications are due Nov. 21, with a Nov. 7 deadline to submit a draft to the district for feedback. Caltrans also said the district transit-plan survey closed and staff will meet with headquarters to review findings.
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Mindy Simons, executive director of the Hayward Lakes Visitor and Convention Bureau, told the board the bureau saw a 16.3% increase in website traffic for Aug. 1–Oct. 13, significant year‑over‑year engagement gains on fall/winter activities pages, and positive results from two YouTube campaigns split‑tested for views and conversions.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
The Indianapolis–Marion County Audit Committee approved the July minutes and received updates on enterprise risk management, cybersecurity and ongoing audits. OFM risk highlighted workers' compensation and vehicle-accident tracking and reported results from a Sept. 26 evacuation drill; ISA reported falling phishing click rates and continued work on
Cheshire School District , School Districts, Connecticut
At the meeting the board moved a set of policies for first reading and another set for second reading; motions were seconded but the transcript does not record detailed vote tallies. The meeting concluded with a motion and second to adjourn.
Mendocino County, California
Mendocino Council of Governments staff presented the draft Regional Transportation Improvement Plan and updated the committee on the public draft of the 2026 Regional Transportation Plan and Active Transportation Plan. Public comments on the RTP/ATP are being accepted through Nov. 5; staff said the final RTIP and RTP/ATP will be presented to the MC
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
UW–Extension reported a staffing change: Laurie Adrianne will join as support staff for 14 hours a week, replacing a prior part‑time arrangement, and staff said 4‑H enrollment is expanding. The office is aligning reporting to a forthcoming county strategic plan.
Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Commissioners adopted a temporary Unified Zoning Ordinance amendment (UZO 1‑23) that defines 'data center,' allows small existing centers to continue by right and requires any large data center (>10,000 sq ft) to locate in I‑2 zoning and obtain a special exception; the measure includes a November 30 sunset to allow drafting of a permanent ordinance
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
With the federal compliance supplement delayed this year, the Rules Committee on Nov. 3 approved an emergency amendment and bill allowing city grant recipients more time to submit Single Audits. Staff said the delay prevents recipients from completing audits on the usual schedule.
Cheshire School District , School Districts, Connecticut
The board reviewed proposed bylaw language that clarifies the board's role in communicating the educational program, commits to a self-evaluation every other year, and recommends facilitator-led retreats and regular personnel-committee review of recognition guidance.
Tippecanoe County, Indiana
The Board of Commissioners on Nov. 3 approved ordinance 2025‑38 CM, rezoning a portion of a south Lafayette site to R1B for a Lennar Homes development after the petitioner reduced acreage and agreed to a density commitment. Neighbors objected on procedural, comprehensive‑plan and traffic grounds; the board amended a prior commitment to cap the site
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Volunteers with the Sawyer County Snowmobile and ATV Alliance updated the board on trail maintenance, a new trail segment, adoption of a trail counter manager and grant applications pending Wisconsin DNR approval. Cross‑country ski organizers said registration stands near 8,500 and that snow‑making equipment and event preparations are in place.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
The committee approved a substitute to rewrite and clarify animal-dealer and breeder code language, adding ferrets to the definition, tightening hobby-breeder language, and restoring provisions omitted in a prior rewrite. Office of General Counsel confirmed affected pet dealers were not consulted before the vote; council members encouraged public/業
Mendocino County, California
The Mendocino Council of Governments Policy Advisory Committee approved the consent calendar with one item (item 8) pulled because of potential conflicts for county supervisors. No public opposition was recorded.
Cheshire School District , School Districts, Connecticut
The board discussed a new special-education policy, statutory changes to suspension/expulsion procedures, rules on expunging records, the state's excess-cost reimbursement approach for outplacements, a required annual report listing contracted community providers and attrition data, and expansion of transition services to age 22.
Highland Park, Wayne County, Michigan
A Highland Park city official said the City Council approved a donation of 50 solar streetlights to be installed as a five-year pilot. The official named Solatronic as the manufacturer and cited a nonprofit partner; placement and long-term maintenance decisions will be negotiated between the city and the solar company.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
The Rules Committee approved several technical and policy code changes on Nov. 3, including a driver education fee increase effective Jan. 1, 2026, a change to the timing of consolidated elections, and an update to sidewalk-cafe code references. All measures passed unanimously at committee.
Hinckley Institute of Politics, Utah Lobbyist / NGO, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah
At a Hinckley Institute forum at the University of Utah, Harry Gold, an associate professor at Florida International University, argued that "prudence" is historically contested, has multiple legitimate usages across disciplines and eras, and should not be reduced to amoral realist prescriptions in debates such as responses to Russia's invasion of
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Adam Lemore of the Sawyer County/LCO Economic Development Corporation said the EDC will run a financial literacy workshop Dec. 9 to support its business incubator, described a $25,000 Thrive grant to fund marketing and technical assistance for startups, and reported continued discussion around a forestry revitalization bill that may seek WEDC funds
Highland Park, Wayne County, Michigan
A Highland Park city official reported that side-street water-main construction in the southeast quadrant is the next phase of an ongoing infrastructure project. Utility-marking flags indicate crews will dig and install new non-lead pipes; the official warned of increased dust and said the timeline is uncertain.
Cheshire School District , School Districts, Connecticut
The board reviewed a recommended update to the district’s suicide prevention and intervention policy — the first comprehensive rewrite since 1996 — including procedures for referral, family notification and coordination with Wellmore behavioral-health services. Board members asked for clearer language about follow-up when staff determine a student
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
The Jacksonville City Council Rules Committee unanimously approved multiple appointments Nov. 3, including Terrence Holmes as head of JFRD training and reappointments to the Council on Elder Affairs and the Planning Commission. Members discussed recordkeeping gaps for elder-council attendance and pledged recognition of appointees at the full-counil
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The Hayward Lakes Visitor and Convention Bureau reported a 16.3% increase in website traffic for early fall, a large rise in engagement on its fall/winter activities page, and contrasting results from two $1,200 YouTube campaigns — an awareness campaign with roughly 123,847 views and a conversions campaign that generated approximately 10,000 clicks
Office of Elections, Executive , Hawaii
After hours of procedural debate and several hours of public testimony largely defending vote-by-mail, the state Election Commission voted to ask the Legislature for an independent audit of the 2024 election and authorized a separate commission letter urging lawmakers to consider a return to same-day, in-person voting. The commission also discussed
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and FDA Commissioner Marty McCary announced draft FDA guidance intended to reduce clinical trial requirements for many biosimilars, consolidate outdated guidance, and promote interchangeable designations so pharmacists can substitute biosimilars for reference biologics. Officials and CMS allies said the changes—t
Cheshire School District , School Districts, Connecticut
District staff presented two library-related policies — collection development/maintenance and display/program rules — and explained an existing multi-step challenge process. The policies reflect a recent legislative mandate that recognizes library media specialists’ professional role while preserving a complaint pathway from classroom/librarian to
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Council approved moving $48,000 from reserves to restore remaining funding for a veterans entrepreneurship grant originally included in a mayoral taskforce allocation. The action allows additional veteran entrepreneur grants to be awarded.
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Volunteers from the Sawyer County Snowball and ATV Alliance reported they are maintaining trails, installing a new link between Twin Lakes Road and Highway 77 to reduce roadside traffic, and transitioning a new volunteer to operate a trail counter. Clubs have submitted grants and await DNR approval.
Alfalfa County, Oklahoma
County officials discussed budget rollovers tied to Cherokee schools, proposed transfers to capital outlay, bids for a used roller, materials and easement matters for District 3, and an addendum to the FY25-26 budgeting services contract. The board approved a landowner agreement with Franklin Merle; other proposed transfers and procurement items, a
Santa Clara , Santa Clara County, California
The Governance and Ethics Committee voted Oct. 30, 2025, to send a ticket-distribution policy to full council after adding an amendment that limited-city ticket distribution should prioritize council members serving on committees related to the event. Staff will administer FPPC Form 802 disclosures and post them on the city website; the draft also:
Benton Harbor, Berrien County, Michigan
During public comment at the Benton Harbor City Commission meeting on Nov. 3, residents described urgent housing- and utility-related problems and Pastor Andre Palmer reported a coalition-driven forum and delivered a proposal for winter sheltering. A longtime landlord told the commission he received a $17,955.63 water bill and was directed to the市’
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
The council approved a REV grant for a proposed surf facility at the southwest quadrant of Etown Parkway and 9B after OED reported geotechnical issues raised expected foundation costs by $10–20 million. OED described the project as a potential tourism catalyst on a 15-acre portion of a 45-acre master plan.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Town of Norwood Community Preservation Committee agreed to use a shared spreadsheet to review and rate roughly 60–66 strategy items highlighted from a 179-item comprehensive plan draft. Julie will circulate the master spreadsheet; members will return ratings on a 0–3 scale and reconvene as needed to finalize CPC feedback before the plan’s mid‑/
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The Sawyer County meeting opened with roll call and approved the prior meeting minutes by voice vote. The board received reports from University of Wisconsin Extension on staffing and programming, from the Sawyer County/LCO Economic Development Corporation on an upcoming financial literacy workshop and a Thrive grant for a business incubator, and a
Santa Clara , Santa Clara County, California
The Governance and Ethics Committee discussed revisions to Council Policy 050 (gifts) on Oct. 30, 2025, weighing whether to retain local gift rules or largely defer to state law, and asking staff to clarify scope, enforcement and exemptions (including ceremonial roles and independent expenditures). No formal action was taken; staff was directed to:
Benton Harbor, Berrien County, Michigan
The Benton Harbor City Commission on Nov. 3 approved replacing a donated Morton Park sign at a cost of $9,000 but did not immediately authorize two splash pads after a divided discussion about budget priorities and homelessness. Commissioners split over using limited funds for recreational projects now versus directing resources to people who are,
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Council approved an ordinance to expand the downtown sidewalk café perimeter and align code references; staff and DIA said ADA clearance and sidewalk-café permitting still apply. The ordinance passed after an amendment to reference additional code sections and to correct spellings.
Valley County, Idaho
Valley County officials removed a parking-related code item from the table and renoticed the hearing to Nov. 17 at 1:00 p.m. after discovering a notification error. County staff said public comment from the earlier meeting will be retained but residents may submit new remarks at the re-noticed hearing. Several residents raised questions about use/搬
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Communications reported two new dispatch hires, progress on school-camera access, ongoing radio-system work with Gencom, and a funding lapse in the Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) covering part of 2025 that could affect emergency-management staffing.
Charleston County, South Carolina
Speakers at the meeting announced that the Charleston County Coroner's Office has been reaccredited for five years by the International Association of Coroners and Medical Examiners after an on‑site audit. Presenters described the preparation required, a review against 285 standards, recent facility and equipment upgrades including rapid DNA and CT
Pocomoke City, Worcester County, Maryland
Councilors reviewed four finalist designs for a community center and debated moving the site after a citizen petition. Staff said the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application requires the chosen site to meet low‑to‑moderate income (LMI) mapping (Pocomoke LMI cited at 61.24%), and that changing the location or adding a co‑recipient could
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Councilman Arias presented a $15 million package for workforce training and campus improvements split among five institutions and programs but deferred the bill one cycle to allow technical, funding and auditing questions to be answered. Presenters from UNF, Florida State College at Jacksonville, Edward Waters University, the Northeast Florida home
Santa Ana , Orange County, California
City leaders said the council unanimously approved a landmark ordinance tightening regulation of group homes and sober‑living facilities, and that the council funded legal defense and limited economic assistance for residents affected by recent federal immigration enforcement.
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
Sheriff's office reported increased patrol call volumes and recent fatalities year-to-date; two new part-time deputies graduated and are in field training. Jail population rose to an average of 59 in October; staff discussed fentanyl detection limits despite investment in a body scanner. EMS described migration to a new reporting and fleet system,,
United Nations, Federal
The U.N. announced a Central Emergency Response Fund allocation and described scaled-up UN agency operations after Hurricane Melissa, including mobile storage staging, WFP food assistance plans and UNICEF medical kits. The briefing cited damaged infrastructure and ongoing challenges to logistics and access.
Pocomoke City, Worcester County, Maryland
Maryland American Water representatives told Pocomoke City council they can provide capital investment, operational support and customer services if the city elects to pursue a partnership or asset sale. The company emphasized local district staff, a five-year capital-planning approach and that rates must be approved by the Maryland Public Service
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
On Nov. 3, 2025 the Port Authority of Evansville approved its accounts-payable voucher dated Oct. 30, 2025, covering four invoices including liability insurance for $20,180 and two electric bills and a water bill totaling $2,447.53.
Santa Ana , Orange County, California
Chief Robert Rodriguez reported year‑to‑date drops in major crimes, described new technology and wellness programs, and outlined progress on recruitment and retention for the Santa Ana Police Department.
Sawyer County, Wisconsin
The Sawyer County Public Safety Committee approved a resolution raising juror per diems and half-day pay, a cooperative tribal law-enforcement grant with Lac Courte Oreilles, and a FY2026 radio grant that requires county matching funds. All votes were voice approvals and will proceed to required follow-up steps.
United Nations, Federal
The U.N. reported that the Rapid Support Forces' takeover of El Fashir has led to credible reports of summary executions, sexual violence and large-scale displacement; aid deliveries are being blocked, U.N. officials said. OCHA and IOM figures cited tens of thousands displaced and the U.N. appealed for urgent, flexible funding for Sudan.
Muncie City, Delaware County, Indiana
Dan Burford, chief of the emergency fire department, asked the council for additional appropriations from Fund 104 to cover overtime through the rest of the year and to purchase another ambulance, noting he would provide more detail during the ordinance introduction.
Evansville City, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
The Port Authority of Evansville reviewed a proposed amendment to a lease with Inland Marina on Nov. 3, 2025. Staff said the Convention Bureau had stopped paying a sublease, leaving the authority liable for monthly payments of $4,978.33 and an outstanding balance of $34,848.31; the amendment will return for a Dec. 1 vote after further clarification
Santa Ana , Orange County, California
City leaders outlined investments in roads, parks, libraries and the zoo, including a $58 million infrastructure package, a $29 million Memorial Park Aquatic Center and the largest library modernization in 50 years.
Department of Health Care Access and Information, Agencies under Office of the Governor, Executive, California
A staff member from the Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) described the agencys system of colored placards posted on health care facilities after major disasters: red indicates the building is unsafe and cannot be occupied; yellow indicates limited occupancy; green indicates the facility is safe to enter.
Muncie City, Delaware County, Indiana
Chris Degan, an administrator with the Muncie Police Department, used public comment to introduce Ordinance 35-25, requesting additional appropriations to cover pension obligations and capital purchases and saying the department discussed available cash with budget hearings.
Morris Township, Morris County, New Jersey
An advocacy presentation detailed health, noise and environmental harms from two-stroke gas-powered leaf blowers, described local municipal ordinances, and outlined state-level rebate proposals to help landscapers switch to electric equipment.
United Nations, Federal
The U.N. reported a substantial increase in aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip after a recent ceasefire but said distribution and access challenges mean many people still lack enough food. The U.N. detailed trucks, pallets and daily bread and meal distributions while stressing that data remain preliminary and that more crossings, distribution points,
Bluff City , Sullivan County, Tennessee
The Bluff City Board of Aldermen approved the second reading of ordinance 20 25-010, amending the water and sewer portion of the annual budget, after members debated whether the agenda had previously shown a first reading and warned that missing a statutory deadline could allow the state to set local rates.
Santa Ana , Orange County, California
City officials said Santa Ana is seeing a major development surge, with new mixed-use projects, rising assessed value and streamlined permitting intended to accelerate business openings and housing construction.
Governor's Office, Executive, Oklahoma
On Nov. 3, 2025, Oklahoma's Contingency Review Board declared an emergency under Title 62, Oklahoma Statutes §139.48 and approved measures to address food insecurity caused by a federal government shutdown, including authorization for up to $1 million per week from the state emergency fund, a $72,000 allocation for SNAP-related costs, and formalize
Morris Township, Morris County, New Jersey
A Morris Township Environmental Commission panel promoted replacing portions of turf with native plants, creating 'soft landings' under trees, pocket forests, and organic lawn care to support pollinators, reduce water use and limit chemicals. Speakers gave practical, stepwise advice—soil tests, plant lists by ZIP code, how to retain leaf litter, or
Bonner County, Idaho
Department heads reported on operations and notable incidents: Clerk Mike Rosedale listed precincts without an election; Coroner Robert Beers reported multiple likely fentanyl overdoses; Road & Bridge described large seasonal work and a water truck rollover expected to affect its budget; Technology staff outlined an email migration and AI plans; a便
Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee
In a lengthy family-law segment the court heard dueling arguments about supplementation of discovery, possible sanctions under Tenn. R. Civ. P. 37, and whether issues already referred to a special master should be reopened. The judge took the motions under advisement and said he would review the file and announce rulings at the next scheduled date.
Thurston County, Washington
County commissioners agreed to have staff scope a comprehensive study of options to address jail capacity, after a work group presented three paths — build a flex unit, renovate a dorm, or explore the juvenile facility — and staff and the sheriff warned none is a short‑term fix. The board asked for an RFP scope and cost estimate and discussed how a
Columbus County, North Carolina
At the start of a Columbus County meeting, the board moved to recess the regular session and enter closed session, citing North Carolina General Statutes 143-318.11(a)(3) (attorney-client privilege), 143-318.11(a)(4) (economic development), 143-318.11(a)(5) (real estate) and the personnel exemption. Commissioner Smith made the motion, Commissioner
Middlesex County, New Jersey
The fund's attorney reported motions for summary judgment have been filed and are pending before Judge Bartels in Mercer County; briefs have also been filed by another defending party and the attorney general representing an insurer.
Bonner County, Idaho
Commissioners discussed refocusing the monthly department-head meeting toward concise, data-driven budget variance reporting and countywide coordination items, with options to move to quarterly meetings or use the hour for training. They agreed to continue the discussion over email and return with a proposed plan at the next meeting.
Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee
The court approved executor and administrator fee reimbursements, signed orders admitting wills and converting probate filings to regular probate matters, and accepted transfer orders for a conservatorship from Wisconsin; several routine probate orders were signed at docket call.
Charleston County, South Carolina
Charleston County staff said the Phillips Community Drainage Improvements Project on Bessemer Road in Mount Pleasant replaced undersized pipes at seven crossings with box culverts, added new culverts, and regraded about one mile of channel to increase stormwater and tidal drainage capacity.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The commission concluded parts of a proposed Memorial Hall honor‑roll project look like new creation (ineligible under historic CPA rules) while rehabilitation of existing plaques could be eligible. The applicant will be asked to clarify scope and budget; liaison assigned.
Middlesex County, New Jersey
An attorney representing a Brunswick firefighter told the Middlesex County JIF the court entered a July 15, 2025 judgment for a 2021 workplace injury that has not been paid; she provided a numerical breakdown of amounts owed and asked whether judgments and claims are being paid while litigation and funding decisions continue.
Missoula, Missoula County, Montana
Mike Foote, founder of the Rutt Mountain Runs, said the event moved from using thousands of disposable cups to requiring runners to carry bottles, reduced single‑use plastics among vendors and partnered with waste managers to sort compostables and recyclables, reaching a 74% diversion rate in 2025.
Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee
After plaintiff Miguel Flores testified under oath, Cheatham County Circuit Court granted a default judgment against Ricky Marbutt for $30,000 in contract damages plus $3,500 in attorney fees and costs, following Marbutt’s failure to respond to a real-estate purchase complaint.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The City of Sweetwater Commission on Nov. 3 adopted an amendment to the city�s public-speaking rules that adds limits on placards, signs and hand gestures; approved a rezoning on first reading that moves a parcel from interim industrial zoning (IU) to commercial C-3; and voted to add two souvenir donations to the agenda for consideration, one to a
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Community Preservation Commission voted to close out the Airport Playground project and return an unused balance of $96,684 to Community Preservation Act funds, split between Open Space and the undesignated reserve.
Middlesex County, New Jersey
The Middlesex County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund announced a reduction in staff and a move to a third‑party administrator to manage claims, discussed partial‑year TPA costs, and approved motions to close the 2025 budget hearing and enter closed session; vendor details and some cost figures were not finalized at the meeting.
Judge David D. Wolfe State of Tennessee, Judicial, Tennessee
Cheatham County Circuit Court Judge David D. Wolfe found that a 2014 Buick’s certificate of title had been signed by the vehicle’s registered owner, transferring the title to the plaintiff, but the court made no finding about whether the plaintiff paid the purchase price or is entitled to possession of the car.
Missoula, Missoula County, Montana
Taylee Hilliard, University of Montana sustainability engagement coordinator, said more than $1.7 million has been distributed through the student sustainability fund since 2009. Funded projects include water bottle refill stations, roughly 200 kilowatts of solar, metering infrastructure and composting and bear‑safe cans across campus.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
A public commenter criticized President Donald Trump for offering partial benefit payments and urged full payments for the duration of a government shutdown, saying partial payments are insufficient and warning that cuts could deny food to Americans.
Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma
City Manager briefed the council on proposed utility-billing policy changes to address growing arrears and said staff will schedule small-group briefings; manager also flagged possible six‑month budget evaluations.
Palm Beach County, Florida
County officials and nonprofit leaders urged residents to use the United Way Food Finder map and call 211 after a temporary pause in federal SNAP benefits threatened food access for roughly 170,000 Palm Beach County residents. Officials said logistics are in place, but they called for volunteers and donations to meet rising demand.
Charleston County, South Carolina
Charleston County is conducting listening sessions and an online survey to let residents set priorities for a potential extension of the countys transportation sales tax, which is scheduled to expire in 2027, Public Works Director Eric Adams said on the Charleston County Connects podcast.
Missoula, Missoula County, Montana
Marie Nelson, the City of Missoula stormwater program specialist, described how stormwater flows directly into local rivers and introduced a new adopt‑a‑drain volunteer program. She said Missoula has more than 8,000 storm drains and asked residents to pick, name and care for a drain to reduce pollution.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Mayor Diaz reported on recent community events and outlined city efforts on beautification, tree scape planning, and addressing parking shortages caused by new development; he said the city is coordinating with Home Depot and staff to implement improvements and will bring commissioners into planning.
Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma
Council hosted a public hearing required by federal tax rules for a proposed tax-exempt bond-financed oncology clinic in Claremore and approved Resolution 2025-16 to record the hearing; staff emphasized the city is not liable for the bond.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
At the meeting the board approved a District 6 rezoning to permit small-scale keeping of domestic poultry and small livestock, approved renovations to permit an on-site manager dwelling at a self-storage facility, adopted a Purple Heart County proclamation and authorized the treasurer's rabies clinic. All motions carried by voice vote as recorded.
Grand Rapids City, Kent County, Michigan
City staff announced that odd-even parking is now active; residents should park on the side matching odd or even house numbers by calendar day to allow street sweepers access and to prepare for snow.
Missoula, Missoula County, Montana
Home Resource staff described a range of reuse-focused programs including a revamp workshop that repurposes donated materials, upcoming Fix It Clinics, regular woodworking classes run with the Lifelong Learning Center and a weekly open woodshop offering tool training and supervised project time. Presenters invited volunteer coaches and participants
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The city attorney reported sending an 11–12 page letter to the state attorney general seeking an opinion on open-carry firearms, filing a 2023 foreclosure case (property at 10710 Southwest Sixth Street) and filing a motion for summary judgment; a Florida Commission on Human Rights claim by Yamalyn Gamez was closed with no probable cause.
Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma
Council approved Resolution 2025-15 to authorize execution of closing documents for the completed 2023 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) sewer project and heard that the city is pursuing competitive 2025 CDBG funding for additional sewer work.
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
Social Services delivered an extended briefing on local caseloads, a $100,000 county food-bank allocation, and the state'led emergency benefit plan to replace SNAP allotments while a federal shutdown continues. Director (Mr. Spain) described program statistics, staffing and potential cost shifts if administrative reimbursement changes at the state.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Governor Maura Healey announced a $2.5 million state contribution to the Boston Symphony Orchestra to produce a televised July 4, 2026 concert and fireworks on the Esplanade, while private-sector sponsors have committed major gifts and the state has distributed grants to dozens of local organizations as part of the Massachusetts 2 50 campaign.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Governor Maura Healey and MA 2 50 partners announced a partnership with the Boston Symphony Orchestra to stage an enhanced Boston Pops July 4, 2026, celebration on the Esplanade, saying the Commonwealth will provide $2.5 million to the BSO and that $6 million in grants has already been distributed to local organizations. Private sponsors and a $8,0
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The commission approved multiple donations and budget allocations in a single meeting: $10,000 to the Community of Performing Arts Foundation, up to $10,000 for two Marine Corps ball tables honoring the mayor, $5,000 to the Miami Diaper Bank (added as a pocket item), and a $5,000 transfer from commissioners' special events budget to support a mayor
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
An unidentified commenter said 21,000 veterans in Massachusetts who receive SNAP had their benefits turned off and urged House Speaker Mike Johnson and congressional Republicans to return to Washington so lawmakers can negotiate and reopen the federal government. The speaker stressed that SNAP recipients include seniors, children and people with
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Sweetwater, Monroe County, Tennessee
The board adopted budget amendment ordinance 1060 to add a $47,202.54 allocation for a retail‑recruiting firm's professional services. Staff said the expense properly codes to economic development and noted possible reimbursements from tourism or transfers if needed; the measure passed unanimously.
Mendocino County, California
The commission approved a Streamline add-on that staff said will make LAFCO documents meet forthcoming ADA/document-accessibility rules. The service adds $126 per month to existing hosting costs; staff said a budget amendment will be returned for approval and suggested funds could shift from an underused conference line item.
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
At its Oct. 28 meeting the Forsyth County Board of Education approved the 2025–26 student calendar, a CTAE geometry equivalency for the carpentry pathway, and revisions to policies GAC and GAD. The board also approved personnel items and the consent agenda; all recorded votes were unanimous.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
The City Commission approved a resolution authorizing up to $320,000 from Department of Justice forfeiture funds to buy eight unmarked vehicles for detectives and administrative units after police leaders described an aging unmarked fleet and higher repair costs for out-of-warranty cars.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
The governor said the president cut off federal food-assistance funds, prompting the state to advance money to food pantries and to establish a United Way fund that the governor estimated brought in about $3,000,000 this week. He said volunteers have surged but that the effort is "not sustainable" and urged immediate release of federal funds, which
Sweetwater, Monroe County, Tennessee
The Board approved annexation of McMinn County Parcel 36 (map 011) and provided a plan of service, and separately approved rezoning of parcel 036 to M‑1 General Industrial District. The developer and current property owner told the board they intend to proceed with purchase and development.
Mendocino County, California
Counsel summarized SB 707 updates to the Brown Act for LAFCO on Nov. 3, including revised teleconferencing allowances, a new requirement to provide the Brown Act to newly appointed commissioners, permanent guidance on limited social media interactions, and standardized notice rules for special and emergency meetings. Commissioners asked about costs
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
Chief financial staff reported Oct. 2025 financial statements showing a drop in cash equivalents since the month began, use of reserved fund balance for the Mashburn expansion and debt service, and SPLOST 6 balances drawing down after recent cluster construction spending.
US Department of State
A U.S. Department of State staff member announced that the United States will provide an initial $11 million in humanitarian assistance to the people of Jamaica in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. The announcement gave the amount and purpose but did not specify which agencies will administer the aid or a timetable for disbursement.
Santa Cruz County, California
The council approved administrative elections for two city corporations, passed the consent agenda (items 13–27), introduced a 2025 energy reach‑code ordinance for nonresidential HVAC replacements, and approved year‑end budget adjustments for FY25.
Sweetwater, Monroe County, Tennessee
On second and final reading the Board of Commissioners approved ordinance 1058, adding a special exception to building height limits in the M‑1 (general industrial) zone. The vote was unanimous on roll call.
Mendocino County, California
A public commenter told Mendocino LAFCO the executive officer may have made a determination about a CEQA negative declaration without commission discussion, raising Brown Act concerns. LAFCO staff said the Russian River Flood Control District’s application to annex the Redwood Valley County Water District has been received but remains incomplete; L
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
Dr. Michelle Dugan presented an overview of E‑SPLOST 7, a proposed extension of the district's penny education sales tax, emphasizing it is an extension of an existing tax used exclusively for capital projects and that nonresidents contribute a substantial share of collections. The presentation stressed completed projects and ongoing transparency,,
Tipton City, Tipton County, Indiana
At its Nov. 3 meeting the Tipton Utility Service Board approved routine claims, heard a monthly financial report that cited higher insurance costs tied to added infrastructure, scheduled a public presentation of a Kron & Associates water and wastewater rate study for Nov. 17, and reported a U.S. EPA notice requiring a separate lead-service-line sub
Santa Cruz County, California
Save the Waves presented a city‑scale 'surfinomics' study estimating about 782,000 annual surf visits to Santa Cruz and approximately $194.7 million in annual economic impact; the group urged that surf breaks be named and embedded in coastal planning and that sea‑level‑rise planning include surfability analysis.
Sweetwater, Monroe County, Tennessee
On second and final reading the Sweetwater Board of Commissioners adopted ordinance 1057 to amend Title 14 on floodplain zoning. Staff said the change was required to align with forthcoming state flood‑map revisions effective Nov. 28; one commissioner voted against the measure citing concerns about local impacts.
Walker County, Texas
The court approved transitioning county fleet credit cards from Citibank to U.S. Bank under Texas SmartBuy, moved Adobe license management to IT with budget charging to IT contingency, and authorized purchases of ambulance chassis remounts, a 40‑ft belly dump trailer and a 2012 Mack truck; ESRI contract signature was also authorized.
Limestone County, Alabama
County engineer reported a single action item for the session: Montgomery Ridge, a minor subdivision seeking preliminary and final approval for seven lots in District 1. He also said a paver is back in operation but asphalt supply is being metered, described bridge inspection categories and funding challenges, and commissioners discussed soliciting
KANAWHA COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
At its Nov. 3 special session the Kanawha County Board of Education approved a revised personnel agenda (Enclosure 54), authorized a future lease-purchase agreement with Apple Inc. for $3,060,080 (Enclosure 55), approved a lease of the former McKinley Middle School gymnasium to the city of Saint Albans (Enclosure 56), and tabled a deed transfer of
Santa Cruz County, California
Multiple library workers, union representatives and community members urged the council to improve security, fund social‑worker support, ensure paid time following assaults and address workplace bullying. Speakers tied safety concerns to upcoming bargaining and possible strike action.
Nash County Public Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
The Nash County Board of Education voted by voice to accept multiple school donations and grants, approve the superintendent's personnel report, and approve two field trips. The board received committee updates and set its next regular meeting and a work session.
Walker County, Texas
The court approved a variance allowing Mark Norris to split an 80‑foot access strip into two 40‑foot flag accesses, subject to existing easements and no elimination of overlaying private easements; motion carried.
Limestone County, Alabama
The Limestone County Commission introduced an agreement with Flock Group Inc. to install Flock safety cameras throughout the county to assist the sheriff’s office. The sheriff clarified the cameras will be placed countywide rather than only at the sheriff’s office; no formal vote or contract execution was recorded on the meeting transcript.
KANAWHA COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
WVU Extension agents reported on Nov. 3 that third-base after-school STEM programming and 4‑H clubs have reached nearly 2,000 children since 2020 and are on pace to serve over 560 students in 2025. Presenters described hands-on STEM lessons, evaluation results and staffing expansions.
Santa Cruz County, California
After a marathon closed session, the Santa Cruz City Council reported out liability claims and property negotiations, received updates on litigation and labor bargaining, and unanimously approved naming Cassie Bronson as the city attorney successor effective Jan. 1, 2026.
Nash County Public Schools, School Districts, North Carolina
Nash County Commissioner Gwen Wilkins used the public comment period to urge the Board of Education to revisit a county proposal to give classified employees a $500 one-time bonus, saying the boards members failed to voice support at a recent joint meeting with county commissioners and expressing concern about prorated and after-tax amounts for兼职/
Walker County, Texas
The commissioners approved a conditional variance for road cross‑slope in the Royal Pine subdivision but denied (without prejudice) variances for ditch depth and front slope, asking the developer to return with detailed locations. The session also produced a long policy discussion instructing staff to draft possible code language to allow limited,
Limestone County, Alabama
Matt Bozeman, who runs the Athens VA office, told the commission that recent remediation and flooring work exposed what county contractors described as asbestos in tile, and he raised safety and parking access issues for elderly veterans. County representatives acknowledged the concerns and the chair said staff would attempt to address them.
Hernando County, Florida
At a Value Adjustment Board hearing, Special Magistrate Richard Steeves heard petitions 25-066 through 25-080. The property appraiser presented sales-comparison packets and petitioners offered rebuttal evidence. Recurring issues included disputed comparables, repaired sinkholes, flipped properties and apparent sale-date or packet errors; no final,录
KANAWHA COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
Board heard from teachers who attended the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, reporting changes to classroom practice including music, movement, house systems and the 'Essential 55' rules. Presenters said 96 teachers from seven middle schools and two elementary schools attended on scholarships; board members encouraged sending more staff to the training
Town of Middletown, Newport County, Rhode Island
The Town of Middletown Town Council voted to recess its open meeting and convene an executive session to discuss collective bargaining with Council 94 over a custodian contract and a proposed land acquisition on West Main Road. The council cited Rhode Island statutes that permit closed sessions for labor negotiations and land-acquisition strategy.A
Walker County, Texas
The court authorized issuing an RFP for administrative services and an RFQ for engineering to pursue Texas General Land Office disaster recovery grants (CDBG‑DR) for storm repairs, with projects eligible from $500,000 to $5,000,000 and a 5% local match.
Limestone County, Alabama
At the Limestone County Commission work session, resident Walt Christopher urged commissioners to clarify plans and timelines to replace a Liberty Way bridge downgraded from a 6‑ton to a 3‑ton limit. County engineers said endangered‑species findings forced costly redesigns and that funding and temporary access are major constraints; the bridge is,,
Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Multiple docket calls were continued or not heard after clerks found attendees lacked valid powers of attorney; clerks instructed parties to file corrected POAs to obtain reset hearing dates.
Jennings County, Indiana
The Jennings County Area Plan Commission heard dozens of show-cause cases alleging property maintenance violations and repeatedly granted property owners 30 days in court to correct conditions; the commission also opened bids and awarded several cleanup and demolition contracts, including repeat awards to Poly Brothers and Malloy Construction.
Huron, Beadle County, South Dakota
Commissioner Brian Smith delivered a detailed report on public works operations — engineering, streets, the Huron Community Campus, IT and the event center — while Commissioner Klute provided solid waste collection and Veterans Day closure information.
Walker County, Texas
The commissioners approved participation in a federal 287(g) task‑force model for Constable Precinct 3, accepted potential equipment funding and authorized a formal ratification for a previously signed memorandum; the court also required standard county grant accounting and purchase controls.
Harnett County, North Carolina
Harnett County commissioners considered a request to approve a contract with engineering firm Weston & Sampson of North Carolina to begin engineering and design work on the Northeast Water Treatment Plant. The transcript records the board considered the request but does not state whether it was approved.
Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Attorney Rachel Streitfeld told the Miami code-enforcement hearing that demolition and permit work at 6105 Northwest Seventh Avenue are tied to a companion unsafe-structures order now on appeal. The hearing granted a 120-day extension while litigation proceeds.
Utah Libraries and History, State Agencies, Organizations, Utah Executive Branch, Utah
An unnamed volunteer site steward told Utah Libraries and History that volunteers Rachel and Heather inspected a historic site in the San Rafael Swell and that volunteers are monitoring conditions while federal staff remain off-site during the government shutdown.
Huron, Beadle County, South Dakota
The Huron City Commission approved a set of routine items including a $131,955 authorization to purchase two 2025 Ford Police Interceptor utility vehicles, a $7,300 sidewalk change order and several consent items including personnel actions and committee appointments.
Cheshire School District , School Districts, Connecticut
Cheshire Superintendent Jeff Solon announced a United Way fundraiser selling Fasha's Chocolates of Waterbury. Buyers are entered to win prizes, including one grand prize to serve as a chocolatier for a day; Cheshire Public Schools employees receive extra entries. Orders are available via a QR code or link; the item was informational and no board or
Harnett County, North Carolina
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners approved motions Nov. 3 authorizing the chairman to sign contract amendments that exceed the manager’s signature threshold and to sign renewals of fire protection services agreements. The transcript records approval but does not list mover/second or vote tallies.
Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida
At a Miami code-enforcement hearing, property owners and their attorneys requested and received time extensions—most commonly 90 or 120 days—to resolve building-permit, Certificate of Use (CU) and Building/Tenant Registration (BTR) issues, complete demolitions or finish ADA restroom modifications. Several cases were continued or reset because of缺om
Human Relations Commission Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
The commission deferred approval of minutes until the next meeting and moved to adjourn; the motion to adjourn was seconded and carried by unanimous voice vote. No ordinances or resolutions were adopted during the session.
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
A systemwide needs assessment found the strongest community demand for fitness/strength spaces and aquatics; staff recommended preserving core amenities across multiple sites and using the assessment to inform East Boulder renovation work and the city’s Fund Our Future/long‑term financial strategy. PRAB members pressed staff on whether CCRS funds
Quabbin Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Superintendent and directors reported multiple district initiatives: a newly arranged agreement with UMass Memorial to provide on‑site clinicians for students, a $100,000 fair‑share earmark for Chromebook replacement, an OpenSciEd showcase invitation for Nov. 20 and substantial summer facilities work including a $62,500 National Grid rebate for a U
Harnett County, North Carolina
During the County Manager's Report at the Nov. 3 Harnett County Board of Commissioners meeting the board approved budget amendments. The transcript records approval but does not include vote details or amendment amounts.
Supreme Court of Texas, Judicial, Texas
At a ceremonial session of the Supreme Court of Texas, new members of the State Bar of Texas were formally admitted, the court and partners presented pro bono awards to law students and a law school, and Chief Justice Jimmy Blacklock administered the lawyers' oath after certification of July 2025 exam passers.
Human Relations Commission Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
Commission staff told the Metro Human Relations Commission that the commission has historically sponsored seven community events but that Metro legal counsel advised payments to outside entities constitute an appropriation requiring Metro Council approval. Three sponsorships on the agenda were not approved because documentation was incomplete;
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
City planners and consultants presented a multi‑zone Civic Area concept plan that would consolidate green space and add programming in Central Park, create a festival street on 13th Street and extend an arboretum connection to the CU conference center. The plan proposes a short land bridge over one ditch segment to create a larger contiguous event/
Quabbin Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
The committee approved two out‑of‑state music trips — a one‑day New York City trip with a theater workshop and Broadway matinee, and a larger multi‑day Orlando/Disney trip planned for 2027. The committee emphasized fundraising to keep the trips financially accessible to students.
Harnett County, North Carolina
At the Nov. 3 Harnett County meeting the board heard a Heroes Remembrance presentation honoring Donald R. Langdon, recognized 2025 Governor's Award nominees and received a presentation of an Adoption Awareness Month and Day proclamation; a public comment period included four speakers and a public hearing on the 2026 reappraisal schedule drew no one
Mifflin County SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
During the meeting council approved multiple advertised ordinances and consent items, including an ordinance adjusting elected-official salary limits per recent legislative changes, a refuse ordinance housekeeping update, authorization for administration to sign real-estate documents, event permits for parades and community events, an amended civil
Human Relations Commission Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
A Stand Up Nashville presenter urged the Metro Human Relations Commission to consider social-housing models that pair market-rate units with permanently affordable housing on public land and to seed a housing-production fund backed by municipal bonds. The presenter cited Montgomery County�s bond-backed projects and Chattanooga�s $20 million plan as
Boulder, Boulder County, Colorado
City parks and recreation staff presented a proposed 2026 fee schedule that would raise many prices modestly and standardize court reservations at $10 per court per hour. Senior players, pickleball groups and PRAB members urged staff to expand open‑play hours, create affordable reservation options for seniors and explore membership inclusions; city
Quabbin Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Staff from New Horizons Academy, Quabbin’s alternative program, presented classroom routines, social-emotional supports and early outcomes, reporting a 12% drop in absences compared with the prior full year, Edgenuity progress monitoring and a universal screener pilot (SABR). Enrollment is 10 with a current cap of 15.
Harnett County, North Carolina
The Harnett County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution to name a future U.S. Navy amphibious ship the USS Harnett County during its Nov. 3 meeting. The action was recorded during routine business; the transcript does not include a recorded vote tally.
Mifflin County SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The police chief reported September public-safety statistics including calls for service, traffic and non-traffic arrests, active drug investigations, and a joint FBI search warrant that led to seizures of roughly 1 kilogram of cocaine, additional methamphetamine, $20,000 in cash and firearms.
Human Relations Commission Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
The Metro Nashville Arts Commission has begun dispersing a new grant cycle that allocates roughly $1.3 million to 86 Thrive general-operating grants and about $1.9 million to 79 arts organizations, the commission's interim director told the Metro Human Relations Commission. The Arts Commission said it has prioritized smaller organizations by moving
Livingston Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The Curriculum Policy Committee approved a package of district policy changes prompted by new state legislation: mandatory cameras in certain special education classrooms, updates to discipline and corporal-punishment language, clarified seclusion/restraint rules, hands-free carpool signage by Jan. 1, and additions to equal-opportunity language. A
Union County, North Carolina
During public comment, a Union County resident said the Union County Veterans Service office helped them assemble and supplement a veterans claim, providing a plan that eased anxiety about supporting their family. The comment described the office’s role as practical assistance rather than a formal request for board action.