What happened on Wednesday, 12 November 2025
Garden City, Ada County, Idaho
Council approved Resolution 1224-25 to amend Garden City's comprehensive plan to incorporate Ada County capital-improvement plans and three impact-fee studies (coroner, jail, EMS). Staff emphasized that adopting the plans into the comp plan does not itself adopt the impact fees; separate ordinances and intergovernmental agreements are required.
New Berlin School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Students, school leaders and local military representatives gathered at New Berlin West for a Veterans Day program featuring a city proclamation, musical tributes, historical reflections and brief overviews from Army National Guard, Coast Guard, Marines and Navy representatives.
NEW KENT CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
On Nov. 11 the New Kent County School Board unanimously approved a FY25 year‑end transfer (remaining balance moved to CIP appropriation) and a December health‑care premium holiday for employees, paid from the district's self‑funded insurance (Fund 208).
Montgomery County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
Staff told the board HVAC projects are expensive and phased by school type (elementary: 1-2 summers; middle: 2-3; high: 4+), noted state aid is enrollment-driven, and described packaging multi-system renewals to maximize state matching funds.
United Nations, Federal
A UNEP report presented at COP30 in Belém finds cooling demand could more than triple by 2050 under business as usual and that a sustainable cooling pathway combined with power‑sector decarbonization could reduce cooling‑related emissions by the majority of expected growth.
Peabody City, Essex County, Massachusetts
The commission ratified an emergency certificate for a pile removal at Linfield Street, issued a full Certificate of Compliance for a permeable pool project at 15 Crestwood Lane, and approved two after‑the‑fact minor permits for sheds and fencing at Willowbrae Drive; staff cautioned against yard‑waste dumping into wetland buffers.
Benton County, Minnesota
County engineer Chris Byrd told commissioners the county has roughly $1.1 million in engineering costs for 2025 and about $1.2 million projected over the next four years tied to sales-tax-funded projects; commissioners asked staff to revise policy language to treat the change as reviewable annually at budget time.
NEW KENT CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
After extended discussion about a proposed $976,000 tennis‑court upgrade with a 50‑year warranty, the New Kent County School Board voted unanimously Nov. 11 to forward its FY2027 Capital Improvement Plan to the county for funding consideration; the vote does not guarantee county approval or immediate funding.
Montgomery County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
Montgomery County Public Schools staff told the board the recommended FY27 CIP includes countywide funding for an upgraded crisis-alert system, camera modernization, door sensors and digital floor mapping; staff said those security investments respond to aging alarm and camera systems and would be phased as funding and vendor testing allow.
United Nations, Federal
The secretary‑general appointed Peter Dueh of Denmark as special representative and head of the UN Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK); Gaurav Ray also assumed a senior role in the UN Development Coordination Office effective Nov. 8.
Peabody City, Essex County, Massachusetts
For the 0 Stacia Road driveway extension, the commission required an infiltration trench detail with a trench drain grate, TV camera inspection of an existing 12‑inch pipe prior to construction, and plan revisions that show how the trench will tie to the catch basin; vote to continue/condition passed.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Budget & Finance Committee recommended the Village Board adopt the 2026 general fund, water and sewer utility budgets, Resolution 25-30 establishing 2026 fees, and Resolution 25-34 adopting the 2025 tax levy for the 2026 budget; staff provided corrected budget-summary language for the record.
Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
The Greenwood Board of Zoning Appeals approved a use variance 4-1 allowing Weaver Group to operate retail sales with outdoor display at 1648 S. US 31, subject to conditions limiting display to 30% of the yard, prohibiting unrelated outdoor storage, shielding lighting, and technical-review oversight for future expansions.
Sumner County, Tennessee
The Sumner County board approved two appointments to replace departing members and confirmed a planning-commission nominee to fill the remainder of a term ending Jan. 26; motions passed by voice vote after brief discussion.
United Nations, Federal
Two weeks after Hurricane Melissa, UN agencies reported continued shelter, health and food needs across Cuba, Jamaica and Haiti; UNHCR launched a global winter fundraising campaign with a target of at least $35 million to support displaced families and returnees.
Peabody City, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Peabody Conservation Commission approved an Order of Conditions for soil remediation at 24 Carla St. aimed at preparing the site for the Riverwalk, requiring limited tree removal, stump grinding near the river wall and a non‑poison rodent control plan to be submitted before work begins.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Budget & Finance Committee voted to recommend authorization of an 18% increase in sewer utility rates effective Jan. 1, 2026; staff said the 18% figure had been presented to the Board of Public Works. Committee members asked for the percentage to be confirmed in the record.
Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
The Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously to approve a development-standards variance for 357 Euclid Ave, allowing an expansion without meeting the 75% masonry front-facade requirement, subject to staff conditions on exterior materials and plan conformity.
Sumner County, Tennessee
Commissioners voted to create a shared, read-only log so commissioners can view basic board-applicant information after staff reported missing emailed applications and an IT test message; the motion passed by voice vote.
WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
WJCC reported year-over-year gains in several Elevate '28 stakeholder survey measures and Superintendent Dr. Keever summarized transition findings and a multi-step action plan focused on literacy, staff support, student well-being and expanding CTE pathways.
United Nations, Federal
The UN said partners have reached more than 1,000,000 people in Gaza since the ceasefire but cited red tape and insecurity that constrain operations; a UNICEF claim that Israel is blocking over a million syringes prompted UN calls to clear essential medical items and questions about aid‑truck daily tallies.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Budget & Finance Committee recommended final payments and a reimbursement request tied to the 2024 wastewater treatment plant upgrades, approved a $230,930.58 final pay to JH Hassinger, a $296,155.05 Clean Water Fund reimbursement, and accepted a $8,470.66 change order decrease; staff said the project finished roughly $150,000–$200,000 under预算.
Roswell Independent Schools, School Districts, New Mexico
The board conducted first readings of policy G2550GCCa (professional support staff sick leave) to align leave days with contracts and policy J6250JLF to add reporting steps for alleged misconduct by district personnel (staff said they will seek legal clarification). After an executive session, the board approved the superintendent’s evaluation.
Sumner County, Tennessee
The committee approved the agenda and minutes, passed a recovery court lease, authorized a Comer Connect memorandum of understanding, and approved an EMS essential-purposes pass-through grant after confirming no county funds were required.
WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The board reviewed proposed Program of Studies updates for 2026-27: 10 new course offerings including honors science/social studies at middle school, AP Research, Judicial Review, AP Business with Personal Finance and AP Cybersecurity; dual-enrollment and work-based learning language was updated to align with state guidance.
United Nations, Federal
Under‑Secretary‑General Tom Fletcher visited Port Sudan as OCHA warned of continued volatility in North Darfur after the Oct. 26 El Fashar takeover; the UN said more than 12,000 people have fled to White Nile State since late October and urged expanded access and funding for life‑saving assistance.
Benton County, Minnesota
The Benton County Board approved an amended agenda (added SNAP update and schedule changes), approved the consent items (items 1,2,5,6,7,8), approved item 4 after separate consideration, approved a three-year ACH jail medical contract, and moved to a closed session under Minnesota Statute 13D.03 subd.1 for labor strategy.
Roswell Independent Schools, School Districts, New Mexico
The Roswell Public Library purchased a three-year TumbleBooks license (funded by GEO bond money) to share with district schools, and the board approved East Grand Plains’ Book Blast donation after families raised $11,934.99 to buy 807 books for students, leaving about $890 for school use.
Sumner County, Tennessee
Sumner County considered a planning commission resolution to raise the base flood elevation requirement from 1 foot to 3 feet, with staff saying the change is not enforceable until passage and would apply to applications after December; committee asked staff to follow up on when and how the change reached the agenda.
WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Staff recommended awarding an RFP for a solar power purchase agreement to Dominion Energy after seven responses; the 25-year PPA aims to deliver roughly $17 million in avoided energy costs over 25 years, but proposals do not include roof replacement and will require due-diligence roof assessments.
Manitowoc School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Principals from Jackson, Stengel/Lincoln programs and Washington outlined 100-day goals: build CFAs tied to a focused ELA standard, expand PLC coaching and interventions, adopt Character Strong SEL and increase targeted mental-health supports. Jackson reported ELA proficiency declines prompting an R2 standard focus; Washington highlighted reading,"
Benton County, Minnesota
Benton County approved a three-year contract with ACH for jail medical services; ACH agreed to reexamine proposed rates and offered 3% increases for 2027 and 2028 following county request for rate reduction.
Roswell Independent Schools, School Districts, New Mexico
A public commenter told the Roswell school board that stairways at the Wool Bowl lack handrails, creating access and safety issues for elderly and disabled residents and recounting incidents including a student fall and a local resident’s difficulties. The board heard the appeal during public comment.
Sumner County, Tennessee
After staff raised concerns about invoicing and fund segregation by opioid-grant recipients — including $12,550 unaccounted for and naloxone purchase questions — the committee directed finance/audit review and asked the audit/financial-management committee to prepare semiannual internal summaries.
WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Superintendent's proposed FY27'FY36 capital improvement plan totals $107.5 million over five years, includes turf at Cooley Field, advances a Warhill career and technical education center, and notes updated cost estimates and moved schedules for several roof and HVAC projects.
Manitowoc School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
After discussion about whether to keep the term "building administrator" or name the principal as the responsible decision-maker on student retention and placement, the board voted to adopt the consent item as presented. Directors emphasized collaborative decision-making via student intervention teams while saying the principal ultimately signs the
Benton County, Minnesota
Human Services staff told the board that regular federal SNAP funding remains on hold until a federal shutdown is resolved; Benton County had 1,930 SNAP cases as of October, $545,636 issued in September, and 65 cases pending. Contingency funds and state food allocations were discussed as short-term relief.
Roswell Independent Schools, School Districts, New Mexico
District special-education staff said the Roswell Independent School District replaced MaxCapture with Relay on Sept. 9 to improve Medicaid billing, reporting the first payment in October and annual Medicaid revenue of roughly $3.3–3.6 million; board members pressed staff about short training windows, backbilling and need for extra staff.
Sumner County, Tennessee
The commission approved two appointees to the airport authority and appointed Tommy Elston to fill a regional planning commission seat through Jan. 26; at least one commissioner abstained on the planning appointment and appointees will be reconsidered at the full commission in January.
WILLIAMSBURG-JAMES CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Consultant Futurethink presented four enrollment scenarios for Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools; most-likely projection shows a net increase over 10 years while a low case shows a decline. The projections will inform redistricting and budget planning.
Manitowoc School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board voted to table a facilities committee motion to loan up to $500,000 from Fund 46 to pay contractors completing the Lincoln baseball complex, after members pressed for documentation on donor pledges, Fund 46 rules and a repayment plan. Fundraisers said they
lready raised $1,292,650 and expect additional receipts, but the board asked theac
Benton County, Minnesota
County planning staff reviewed how Benton County’s comprehensive plan and a 2020 zoning ordinance shape allowable land uses, explained that use variances generally cannot be granted, and clarified that tax classification does not automatically permit commercial activity.
Southfield Public School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Southfield board approved the consent agenda (Oct. 28 minutes and closed session minutes) and personnel action report 6428 after roll-call votes. Trustees also received reports on finances, staffing and bond-related allocations.
Sumner County, Tennessee
Commissioners approved a read-only Excel log to track applicants and their verification status after staff reported an IT test email and that some submissions lacked required attachments such as a driver’s license or utility bill.
Palm Springs, Riverside County, California
At a Nov. 12 closed session, the Palm Springs City Council moved to a private meeting after roll call; no public commenters spoke. A council member announced a recusal from a litigation item and closed-session matters involving Grit Development and said a partner would take their place for that item.
Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
The commission approved a petition to waive required sidewalk and multiuse trail on US 31 and Long Drive for the Hacker property, citing extreme topography and staff recommendation; petitioner said current slopes and drop‑offs make a standard sidewalk impracticable.
Elkhart Community Schools, School Boards, Indiana
The board ratified a tentative master contract with the Elkhart Teachers Association that includes no increase in teacher compensation or premiums for 2025–26; Superintendent Dr. Hough and board members acknowledged the difficulty and said they intend to work toward improved compensation next year.
Sumner County, Tennessee
Board accepted a financial report showing roughly $6.3 million held across accounts, was told to expect a one-time TECB payment of $80,008.16, approved a state-driven purchasing threshold increase to $25,000, and confirmed 2026 meeting dates.
Southfield Public School District, School Boards, Michigan
District presented a First Student performance improvement plan addressing safety, timeliness and communication. First Student will provide daily updates and meet in 30 days with district leadership; the board asked for monthly check-ins until service stabilizes.
William Penn SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Staff said the district is finalizing an RCAP reimbursement of about $7.98 million and can access an existing $1 million for the ninth‑grade academy instead of Pennwood High; staff also previewed three December RFPs — facilities and maintenance, Pennwood Middle School roof, and Bell Avenue elevator installation.
Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
The commission tied 4–4 and took no action on a plat vacation request by Anderson Hauser (Lot 1, Block D), citing unresolved drainage/maintenance concerns and asked to reconsider the matter Dec. 8; a separate CNM subdivision plat vacation by the same petitioner was approved 8–0.
Elkhart Community Schools, School Boards, Indiana
The board approved a proposal to add evening (Mon–Thu) and Saturday sessions at the Elkhart Area Career Center to increase access to cosmetology and welding programs; administration said a 10‑student minimum per section will be required and transportation will be the student's responsibility.
Sumner County, Tennessee
The board approved an interlocal agreement authorizing the ECD director to assume ECC director responsibilities in addition to existing duties, with compensation adjustments, cost-sharing among jurisdictions and a 90-day termination clause allowing either party to revert to the prior structure.
Southfield Public School District, School Boards, Michigan
Superintendent Jennifer Green said O House was excluded as a high-school swing space after code and water-main work would delay occupancy past Aug. 1, 2026. The district will move high‑school students to the Southfield Regional Academic Center and explore a lower‑impact water-main tap; trustees had previously approved $1.5 million for required work
William Penn SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District staff said the Evans playground was closed after an inspection and the district plans to remove the equipment (estimated cost $3,500) using grounds‑repair funds; staff and board members discussed grant options and cautioned against duplicative spending if a future gym is built.
Greenwood, Johnson County, Indiana
The Greenwood Advisory Plan Commission recommended rezoning roughly 29.86 acres near Wirsville/Wurstwell Road to allow about 102 single‑family homes, attaching eight conditions including tree preservation, trail connections, stormwater standards and acceleration/deceleration lanes; the developer said lots will range from about 1,500–3,000 sq ft and
Elkhart Community Schools, School Boards, Indiana
Elkhart’s director of professional learning outlined a year of training: a state grant-funded conference; LETRS literacy training focusing on language comprehension; K–8 Amplify and 9–12 CommonLit curricular alignment; and a state‑grant purchase of the AI tool Conmigo (about $62,000) for teacher and student supports.
Southfield Public School District, School Boards, Michigan
District security lead James Jackson told the board the district will pilot metal detectors at Southfield High School for the Arts and Technology on Jan. 5, following staff demonstrations and a Nov. 20 parent meeting. Jackson said the rollout is grant-funded and includes accommodations for students with medical devices.
Westchester County, New York
The Yonkers City Council closed a public hearing on Nov. 12, 2025, after family members testified in favor of a resolution to honorarily rename Ravine Avenue and Union Place “Sadie Oliver Way.” A council member moved the item from the rules committee to the council’s agenda for a vote later that evening.
William Penn SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District staff told the board the district must update Windows devices to Windows 11 by the end of 2026 and proposed replacing devices older than four years in a budget‑neutral refresh; staff will return with formal cost estimates and a device‑by‑role plan.
Marple Newtown SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The Curriculum, Instruction & Technology committee presented several routine items on Nov. 11: approval of a psychologist's professional conference, two new high‑school clubs, six student trips, and the 2026 commencement contract with Villanova University (committee noted the afternoon ceremony was well received).
Elkhart Community Schools, School Boards, Indiana
Elkhart Community Schools’ aquatics director told the board the district’s fourth-grade water‑safety program serves about 800 students annually, measurably improves swimming ability after eight lessons, and supports lifeguard training and community partnerships at Beacon.
Southfield Public School District, School Boards, Michigan
Board president Ashanti Bland announced she will resign effective Nov. 17 after winning a seat on the Southfield City Council. The board will advertise the vacancy, accept applications through Nov. 25, interview finalists in December and swear in an appointee at the Dec. 9 meeting.
Westchester County, New York
Following a motion to add the matter to the agenda, the Yonkers City Council unanimously adopted a resolution honorarily renaming Ravine Avenue and Union Place to Sadie Oliver Way, recognizing Sadie Oliver’s neighborhood leadership and the family’s effort to secure signatures.
Kiel, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
A resident asked why their public statement was not included in the official minutes. The clerk and an administrator explained that minutes summarize actions rather than transcribe all remarks; the council approved the minutes and moved on.
Marple Newtown SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Consultants told the Marple Newtown School Board on Nov. 11 that a reworked design and scope reductions cut an earlier $47M bid estimate to roughly $34.9M, outlined a multi‑phase schedule using modular classrooms for swing space, and said the district must complete Act 34/PlanCon steps before bidding.
Sebastian , Indian River County, Florida
Ceremonial Veterans Day program featuring music, readings, a proclamation, and an honor guard; no civic actions or votes were recorded.
Westchester County, New York
The Yonkers City Council unanimously approved three commissioner of deeds renewals and one new appointment at its Nov. 12, 2025 meeting; the council took the action without discussion and recorded the vote 6-0.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
The board honored veteran staff and teachers — including master principal Melanie Simmons, Fulbright-recipient teacher Gloria Povera and custodian Edwina Forbes — and heard Innovation High student leaders present school achievements and a "Senior Tiles" legacy project.
Kiel, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
Council approved a $5,000 payment to the Keogh Community Picnic group to help cover a new metal roof, accepted a $121.78 donation to the local fire department from a UCC-affiliated donor, and unanimously approved receipts, disbursements and payment of bills.
Marple Newtown SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
At committee meetings Nov. 11, the Marple Newtown School Board reviewed monthly bills and financial reports, discussed a taxpayer refund request and transfers for transportation repairs, and was presented a clean draft audit for 2024–25. The board was asked to consider an Act 1 'not to exceed' preliminary resolution setting the tax index at 3.5% at
Rules: House Committee, Standing Committees - House & Senate, Congressional Hearings Compilation
Members of the Rules Committee from both parties condemned a Senate'inserted provision that could create retroactive private claims and statutory damages tied to 'senate data' seizures, warning it could funnel large taxpayer payouts to individual senators and raise constitutional and equal-protection problems.
Westchester County, New York
The Yonkers City Council unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing Nov. 28, 2025, as Albanian Independence Day and celebrated Albanian-American contributions; Majority Leader John Rubo acknowledged community member Henry Jambalai during the presentation.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
Superintendent Vasquez told the board the district received letters from operators seeking to colocate at numerous campuses under recent legislation; staff identified far fewer eligible schools and will hold a work session and community meetings on redistricting and potential colocation impacts.
Kiel, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
The city council voted 6-0 to increase the city treasurer’s hourly wage to $30.76, effective at the start of the next pay period; the motion was requested after members praised the treasurer’s recent work and cleanup of prior issues.
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin
City staff previewed major capital projects including a Kinney River corridor Phase 1 (about $20 million), a new fire station (estimated $10 million) and a library renovation (initial funding >$4 million, likely ~$7.5 million total); officials also flagged a $1.4 million USDA grant and communications upgrade needs.
Rules: House Committee, Standing Committees - House & Senate, Congressional Hearings Compilation
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Whip Catherine Clark testified to the Rules Committee that extending enhanced ACA premium tax credits for multiple years is urgent as open enrollment letters are already landing in consumers' hands, and they pushed for a fast House vote on a Senate compromise.
Greer, Greenville County, South Carolina
Council approved two second-and-final zoning ordinances (Ordinances 23-2025 and 24-2025) and advanced several first-reading annexations/zoning requests (Ordinances 26-2025, 27-2025, 28-2025). The council also reappointed two accommodations-tax members and a construction board member.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
The board adopted revisions to policy ECA (Building & Ground Security) and IHAM (Local School Wellness), approved the consent agenda, elected Maria Salamanca as vice chair and voted to rename the Orange Technical College West Campus event center for Dr. Michael D. Armbruster.
Hart County, Georgia
The Chamber of Commerce previewed the Nov. 24 Christmas tree lighting and parade; the board reappointed Chris Callaway to the library board and unanimously adopted the annual Veterans Day proclamation designating the week of Nov. 11, 2025 as Veterans Week in Hart County.
Beecher, Will County, Illinois
The Village of Beecher board on Nov. 10 approved routine financial reports and payroll, adopted ordinances tightening low-speed electric scooter and bicycle rules, approved a paving contract and a tax-increment financing small-business assistance program, and voted to enter executive session on personnel and property matters.
Rules: House Committee, Standing Committees - House & Senate, Congressional Hearings Compilation
The House Rules Committee voted to report a rule to consider the Senate amendment to H.R. 5371, a continuing resolution to reopen the government, after a late'night hearing that featured blunt testimony from Appropriations leaders and Democrats pressing to extend Affordable Care Act premium tax credits and preserve SNAP and veterans funding.
Greer, Greenville County, South Carolina
Council heard the first reading of Ordinance 25-2025 to update Greer's business license class schedule to match the NAICS-based state standard (Act 176 of 2020). Staff described six code changes; council asked about contractor competitiveness and requested follow-up on relief options.
Orange, School Districts, Florida
District sustainability lead presented Plan 2030 progress: 25 million pounds diverted from landfills, expanded composting, 104 schools on Duke Energy's clean-energy subscription, and a pilot for electric vehicles — prompting board questions about bus range, charging costs and grant dependence.
Hart County, Georgia
The board authorized the administrator to send a letter to the Department of Community Affairs stating intent to deny a Byersville annexation and seek arbitration; commissioners also debated asking Hartwell to impose a temporary residential annexation moratorium while county and city leaders meet, and public commenters and commissioners raised EMS‑
Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota
The Moorhead City Council approved the consent agenda and Oct. 27 minutes, heard a public comment urging firefighter hires, received reports on solid-waste and MPCA listening sessions, and offered condolences for former council member Millie McLeod and former officer Brad Skink.
Events, Canyons School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
In an annual indicators presentation Nov. 11, Dr. Hal Sanderson reported that the district’s RISE results and median student growth generally exceed state averages, while board members raised concerns about a recent dip in graduation rate and chronic absenteeism trends and asked for a roundtable on grading and attendance policies.
Greer, Greenville County, South Carolina
City planning staff presented the Greer comprehensive plan five-year update (Ordinance 29-2025), highlighting population growth, housing starts, a new state-required resilience element and infrastructure investments tied to Fort Greer; council asked clarifying questions and staff will return for subsequent readings.
MCALLEN ISD, School Districts, Texas
The board approved the consent agenda and a set of action items including October budget amendments, book purchases, a Salamanca study abroad trip, contractor rankings and authorization to begin negotiations for stadium and silent panic alarm projects, and HR recommendations; most motions passed unanimously (6–0).
Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota
At the Nov. 10 council meeting Friends of the Moorhead Library were recognized after an additional $12,500 donation toward the Moorhead Public Library and community center; organizers told the council the campaign has raised about $1.8 million in donations and pledges.
Hart County, Georgia
Hart County commissioners reapproved the millage rollback resolution and PT‑35 advertising form after the county administrator recalculated the rollback rate; the board voted 5–0 to reapprove the forms. Administrator said the correction lowered the rollback rate slightly, estimating about a 2.5% tax decrease from last year.
Events, Canyons School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
The Canyons Board of Education reviewed a K–12 math curriculum adoption proposal Nov. 11, 2025. Dr. Amber Roderick presented Amplify Desmos for K–5 and Reveal Math for secondary grades, citing a shift toward inquiry-based instruction; costs and implementation details will be provided at the second reading.
Bradley County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Bradley County Board approved first readings of policy 4.406 (Internet use) to restrict district social-media access and policy 6.303 (questioning/searches) to require state training for personnel who conduct searches; both votes carried by roll call.
Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota
HDR consultants presented a multi-jurisdiction rail-crossing needs study that examined 15 crossings and identified preferred improvements — including turn lanes, raised medians, new gates, and overpasses at key locations — and said BNSF would cover the local match for federal funds.
Hart County, Georgia
The Hart County Board of Commissioners accepted the county administrator’s recommendation and awarded the transfer‑station construction manager contract to Charles Black Construction; the firm’s bid was about $400,000 below the nearest competitor and the vote was unanimous.
Dayton City, School Districts, Ohio
Multiple public commenters urged the board to give SRO Bruce Hobson due process; the board later approved a resolution coordinated with Local 643 to preserve jobs for paraprofessionals who complete pending licensure or certification requirements.
MCALLEN ISD, School Districts, Texas
District staff described plans for a $1M DOJ STOP School Violence training application, a three‑year body‑worn camera grant with a required 50% match, and the launch of an elementary Science Olympiad set for January 2026. Trustees received the reports; the DOJ and camera grants were presented as intent to apply and informational items.
Bradley County, School Districts, Tennessee
Bradley County School Board approved the replacement of Charleston Elementary's sign (funded by the school), the transfer of bus Route 29 to contractor Crystal Redmer effective Nov. 21, and awarded a welding gas/cylinder contract for the PIE Center to CNC Oxygen through November 2028; all motions passed by roll call.
Hart County, Georgia
KCI Technologies presented a roadway-assessment and GIS asset-management system to the Hart County Board of Commissioners. After questions about methodology, costs and fairness, a commissioner moved to re‑advertise the evaluation/ranking service for 30 days using the PACE system or an equivalent; the transcript does not record a numerical vote tall
Moorhead, Clay County, Minnesota
United Way major gifts lead Dan Klug told the Moorhead City Council that recent local data show persistent needs — including 2,763 people diverted from homelessness and roughly 28,000 people living in poverty — and urged donations and volunteer support to expand services.
MCALLEN ISD, School Districts, Texas
Multiple public commenters asked trustees to amend the district’s proposed bond to include rehabilitation and upgrades to high‑school fine‑arts facilities — citing leaking roofs, poor HVAC, pests, and enrollment declines — and warned an off‑site performing arts center would not address daily classroom needs.
Dayton City, School Districts, Ohio
The Dayton Public Schools board approved a package of 48‑hour waivers and multiple superintendent contracts, including a $34,000 marketing contract with KQ Communications to promote the Innovative Academies; members pressed for recruitment and retention metrics before and after the firm’s prior work.
Bradley County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Bradley County Board of Education honored Walker Valley High School's golf team for finishing third in the state and recognized Cody Walter as an individual state champion; coaches said most players are underclassmen and expect strong future competitiveness.
Oregon, Dane County, Wisconsin
After extended debate about equity and revenue, the Oregon Park Board voted to recommend a tiered reservation fee (tier 1: $6/hour; tier 2: $3/hour) to the village board, with staff noting organizations can request exceptions and staff will include the change in the December fee schedule update.
Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance to allow a 12-by-22-foot accessory carport at 231 S. Prospect to encroach into required setbacks; the applicant stated site constraints and vehicle height needs as justification. Vote was five in favor, one opposed.
MCALLEN ISD, School Districts, Texas
District staff presented the Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) 2024–25 data submission, explaining expanded eligibility and the data‑driven basis for local cut points; teachers and McAllen AFT said post‑data adjustments and limited communication left educators feeling blindsided.
Dayton City, School Districts, Ohio
River’s Edge Montessori staff, students and parents presented to the Dayton Public Schools board about adding seventh grade and plans for eighth grade, reporting 29 seventh graders (19 promoted internally) and highlighting restorative practices, low student‑teacher ratios and new electives.
Bradley County, School Districts, Tennessee
Bradley County Schools reported a $51,960 shortfall for the Big City University after-school program tied to a federal administrative review; the program serves about 300 students and district staff may seek a budget amendment in December if grant funding is not secured.
Oregon, Dane County, Wisconsin
The Village of Oregon Park Board approved near-final plans for Gary Disch Park, including a filled, ADA-accessible playground terrace, a new multiuse field with irrigation and poured-in-place surface, and a schedule to advertise bids in late 2025 with contract awards expected in early 2026.
Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio
The Zoning Board of Appeals on Nov. 12 denied a variance that would have allowed an existing pylon refacing to result in each business having an extra sign at 1502 E. Wooster, citing the 2023 sign ordinance change that limits multi-tenant sites to two signs per business; the vote was three in favor, three opposed.
Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin
Dale Christiansen told the Marshfield council the 2025 fair drew about 62,000 visitors, produced roughly $975,000 in income, and paid over $10,000 in junior fair premiums; organizers plan an economic impact study and fundraising for building improvements.
Saucon Valley SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Saucon Valley’s board approved updates to Policy 231 and its administrative regulations to standardize rules for school‑sponsored social events and class trips, including a default shift to online ticketing for efficiency and accountability while retaining alternate options for families without online access.
Bradley County, School Districts, Tennessee
After evaluating four candidates, the Bradley County Board of Education voted to select Chuck Cagle as its board attorney and authorized the executive committee to draft an engagement letter; one board member raised concerns about his workload and potential conflicts with Cleveland City representation.
Brandon Valley School District 49-2, School Districts, South Dakota
Superintendent Larson told the board that elementary and middle school construction projects remain on schedule to be enclosed before winter, encouraged families to apply for free/reduced meals as needed, announced the state report-card update will be presented Nov. 24, and described the FY27 five-year planning and budget timeline with milestones,
Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio
The Zoning Board of Appeals on Nov. 12 approved a variance allowing a 13-by-21-foot expansion of a nonconforming front parking area at 887 W. Wooster, citing safety and sightline issues for a household with new teen drivers; board members noted proximity to a neighboring house but voted the public-safety benefits outweighed negatives.
Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin
The Marshfield Common Council approved second readings for three ordinances—15-36 (municipal court judge qualifications), 15-37 (zoning text amendments to allow duplexes, townhomes and accessory dwelling units) and 15-38 (new small‑scale residential district)—and passed routine consent items and minutes approvals.
Saucon Valley SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The board approved a dual‑enrollment partnership funded by a Pathways grant to allow eligible juniors to earn dual college credit free of charge through three pathways (education, healthcare, skilled trades); some courses will be taught at NCC and others locally by district teachers approved as adjuncts.
Brandon Valley School District 49-2, School Districts, South Dakota
Board approved bills and the October financial report. District finance staff warned about Sioux Valley Energy rate increases that could raise next year’s electrical costs by roughly $100,000 and noted the food-service department showed a fully accrued loss (~$96,000) compared with $63,000 a year earlier.
South Euclid-Lyndhurst City, School Districts, Ohio
Greenview staff presented classroom and enrichment highlights and choir students gave a preview of holiday songs; the board announced inaugural ARC Impact awards honoring Natalie Noah and Felicia White for staff service and student support.
House of Representatives, Legislative, Pennsylvania
Representative Parker moved that the House adjourn until Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025, at 9:30 a.m.; the presiding officer put the motion to a voice vote and declared 'the ayes have it.'
Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin
The Marshfield Common Council approved Job Order 7506 on Nov. 11, 2025, allowing Marshfield Utilities to advance design and financial planning for a joint 150‑megawatt peaking generation project with Great Lakes Utilities. City officials emphasized capacity needs and projected community payments in lieu of taxes; public commenters and at least one,
Saucon Valley SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
After heated public testimony and hours of debate over timing and transparency, the Saucon Valley School Board approved a four‑year extension of Superintendent Jamie Vlasity’s contract and a separate 3% annual salary adjustment. The vote followed legal briefings on notice requirements, buyout limits and an options window in the fourth year.
Brandon Valley School District 49-2, School Districts, South Dakota
At the Nov. 13 Brandon Valley School District 49-2 board meeting, resident Lisa Marceau appealed for donations to the Brandon Food Pantry—saying the pantry needs about $12,000—and asked the district to add handrails and steps at the stadium to improve safety and accessibility for elderly and disabled attendees.
House of Representatives, Legislative, Pennsylvania
At a noon Nov. 11 session, the presiding chair referred a package of House bills and resolutions to committee; the clerk read out bill numbers and committee destinations including Appropriations, Judiciary, Transportation and Veterans Affairs.
South Euclid-Lyndhurst City, School Districts, Ohio
The South Euclid-Lyndhurst Board unanimously approved minutes, October financial reports, certified and classified personnel, supplemental contracts, business items and an executive session was called; roll call votes recorded all 'Aye' for the presented items.
Coppell, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
On Veterans Day the city dedicated a new Veterans Memorial Plaza and council and staff praised the event. City Manager Mike Land updated council on several capital projects (emergency water interconnect testing, dog park, service center, justice center, Magnolia Park trail) and Mayor Pro Tem Don Carroll flagged regional DART membership votes as a D
Eagle Pass, Maverick County, Texas
The Board of Adjustments granted a sign variance allowing four advertising signs (plus a directional 'to‑go' blade) for a proposed Olive Garden at 2059 N. Veterans Blvd.; staff said the change is on the city's ordinance‑amendment list.
Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
The council approved a second amendment to the ski-hill license agreement with Cheese Capital Winter Park LLC, extending the notice period and allowing proposed parking lots; the ski-hill group announced an open house this weekend and a Dec. 16 ribbon-cutting.
Orland Park, Cook County, Illinois
Orland Park’s Veterans Day ceremony featured a keynote by Medal of Honor recipient Alan J. Lynch, student letters of thanks, the addition of local veterans’ names to the Air Apache memorial and community fundraising and recognition announcements from the mayor and veterans groups.
South Euclid-Lyndhurst City, School Districts, Ohio
Superintendent Dr. Capel announced at the Nov. board meeting that the district levy "passed on the first attempt," thanked city partners and outlined priorities of accountability, communication and visibility; the board had no public comment and moved to executive session after routine approvals.
Coppell, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Council approved consent agenda items A–G, advancing a Kimley‑Horn design engagement for water‑pipe inspection access/manholes, and confirmed that Cole Construction will use subcontractors (including Russell Corp.) for soil‑nail and gabion wall work; council approved the package by motion.
Eagle Pass, Maverick County, Texas
The board did not carry a motion to grant rear‑yard and lot‑depth variances for a triangular lot at 1902 Flowers Drive; staff characterized the parcel as a true hardship but the motion failed.
Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
Council awarded a $284,500 contract to Seibel Mechanical for clarifier rehabilitation, approved a WPS easement for gas service at Nuthill, and awarded a $192,125 bid to AJ Construction for a substation fiber extension, with staff noting WPPI loan options.
United Nations, Federal
A UN briefing said contingency measures — including base closures and staff reductions — are being implemented in UNMISS because of a liquidity crisis, and urged government flexibility to avoid severe compromise to the mission amid a catastrophic humanitarian situation.
Easton Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Dr. Draper said the district will ask the board to retroactively approve recent college visits and to approve a Title I‑funded contract with CORWIN for on‑site coaching and virtual sessions to support Easton Area Middle School’s improvement plan.
Eagle Pass, Maverick County, Texas
The Board of Adjustments approved a variance reducing required parking from 22 to 18 spaces for an eight-unit condominium at 3212 Bob Rogers Drive, citing safety concerns and pending city ordinance changes that staff says would lower parking minimums.
Coppell, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Council approved a PD amendment removing a short‑term rental special use for 134 Turnberry Lane after the owner requested the zoning change; planning staff said the property has been converted back to long‑term rental and the planning commission recommended approval.
Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
Plymouth approved Resolution 13 accepting public improvements from Vanguard Development LLC and approved two extraterritorial land divisions: a CSM on Mooney Road and the 10-lot final plat called The Preserve at Plymouth (Sandy recused on the final plat vote).
United Nations, Federal
A UN official told the council that unilateral moves, detentions of senior leaders and dwindling trust are undermining the revitalized peace agreement and that fresh political negotiations are essential to keep elections in December 2026 on track.
Easton Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Board heard staff request to authorize CHA to apply for Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) funds for the new high school, discussed CHA’s fee structure (10% fee with a $500,000 cap) and set an Act 34 hearing for Jan. 20 at 6 p.m. to comply with legal public‑hearing requirements.
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
The Forsyth County Board of Education adopted the Nov. 11 work session agenda unanimously and later voted unanimously to enter executive session for personnel and real estate; items including the purchasing policy will return for public comment or future action.
Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
The council approved Ordinance No. 17 to allow city-owned public parking lots in some agriculturally or conservancy-zoned parcels and updated the CB downtown district ahead of a planned West Stafford Street parking project.
Coppell, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The Coppell City Council unanimously approved a planned‑development rezoning and detailed site plan for Carrollton‑Farmers Branch ISD to build a 14,000 sq ft agricultural barn and a 13,350 sq ft covered arena on 42 acres at 1600 E. Sandy Lake Road, subject to floodplain permits and a maintenance agreement for a sewer force main.
United Nations, Federal
Citing a recent International Court of Justice advisory opinion on sea-level rise, the speaker called for international cooperation and urged upholding Indigenous land rights, ensuring full participation in decisions, and increasing climate finance to Indigenous peoples.
Easton Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District staff presented a Trane quote of $832,000 to replace the Carnegie library chiller; board members disagreed over whether the school district should fund the work, and staff said potential funding sources include the Palmer bond or capital reserve while the district pursues grant matches with the city.
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
The district’s school social work team reported thousands of parent contacts and referrals in the first quarter, with 3,504 parent contacts, 434 home visits, 1,000+ economic‑aid interventions and partnerships with McKinney‑Vento and local agencies; staff stressed family‑focused approaches to remove barriers to learning.
Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
The Plymouth Common Council adopted the 2026 annual budget and levied the 2025 property tax; the plan holds utility rates steady for 2026 while increasing the city assessed tax rate by 1% and uses one-time TID and levy adjustments to fund capital needs.
Odessa, Ector County, Texas
At its Nov. 11 meeting the Odessa City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, accepted a $10,000 park sponsorship for McKinney Park, approved a 4% base salary increase for the city secretary and municipal judges (effective Jan. 1, 2026), approved a waiver/lease for former city manager David Vela, appointed Jefferson Cox to the Odessa Dev.
United Nations, Federal
The speaker urged stronger coastal protections and early warning systems, restoration of coral reefs, seagrass and mangroves, action on plastic and nutrient pollution, expansion of effectively managed marine protected areas and rapid implementation of the marine biodiversity agreement to deliver a 30% land-and-ocean protection target by 2030.
SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
The board approved the consent agenda, the October 2025 financial statements and a related-party transaction to pay John Vanzant for music arranging services to Southwest Junior High; finance staff noted property tax collections are about $2.3 million ahead of last October and the district's first debt-service payment was submitted Nov. 15.
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
Director Todd McClellan told the board the department is fully staffed (about 325 employees), serving roughly 5 million meals a year, increased free-and-reduced enrollment to about 20.36%, expanded summer feeding (8,200+ meals) and won the Georgia Farm to School Award; he outlined menu development, waste reduction and staffing strategies.
Provo School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
District reported Gallup survey results from 700+ respondents showing 75% job satisfaction overall but identified weaker areas—recognition, staff voice and recent progress discussions—and proposed staff advisory councils and supervisor check-ins to raise these measures.
United Nations, Federal
In a speech in Belay, the speaker called for halting deforestation by 2030, protecting intact tropical and boreal forests and peatlands, ending illegal logging and removing deforestation from supply chains, and restoring degraded lands with nature-based solutions to protect watersheds and create green jobs.
Odessa, Ector County, Texas
The council unanimously approved a resolution to partially abandon about 0.124 acre of alley (Block 19, Crescent Park filing No. 6) adjacent to a legacy business, with the city retaining utility and drainage easements and requiring replatting; staff recommended a $10,000 conveyance because easements reduce market value.
SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
Staff introduced Model Policy 7.5 (purchases and procurement), explaining the state bid threshold rose from $25,000 to $26,500 and that the district will use model language with a self-adjusting threshold; final approval and accompanying forms are expected next month.
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
Staff proposed increasing district credit‑card limits (elementary designated cards from $5,000 to $10,000; superintendent limit to $15,000) citing vendor payment practices and inflation. The change will be posted for a 30‑day public comment period and return to the board for approval.
Provo School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Superintendent Wendy Dow reviewed corrected school capacity counts and explained the district’s use of 95% (capacity) and 90% (finalization) thresholds, the projected seat process, and timeline: early enrollment opens in December, notices go out after Feb. 6 and FTE allocations are set by March.
United Nations, Federal
In an international address, President Lula da Silva urged accelerated renewable deployment to meet COP28 goals, warned that current commitments still risk overshooting 1.5°C, and outlined five priorities: policy alignment, equity for workers, grid and storage investment, clean power for new demand, and scaled finance for developing countries.
Odessa, Ector County, Texas
The Odessa City Council unanimously approved two purchases to upgrade traffic-signal hardware and software for 150 intersections: a Centrax mobility system (agenda listed approximately $3.3 million) and the Nexus Omni platform ($229,000), which officials said will work alongside TxDOT projects to improve traffic flow.
SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
District staff proposed entry, midyear and exit parent interviews—three questions at enrollment, three midyear and six at exit—to learn why families enroll, stay or leave the district and to convert feedback into actions to retain students.
Forsyth County, School Districts, Georgia
Raymond James presented a pre‑marketing update saying the district could refinance two prepayable issues — a general obligation and a revenue bond — and expects market pricing next Tuesday, a December 18 closing and an estimated net present‑value savings in the roughly $4.7M–$5.3M range.
Provo School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
PBIS data presented to the board show about 660 fewer office referrals through October compared with last year after data consolidation, while out-of-school suspensions with services rose from 63 to 92 and in-school suspensions increased modestly.
Faulkner County, Arkansas
The court approved multiple fund appropriations for sheriff operations, jail medical and grant funds on voice votes and zeroed out several minor grant funds; three budgets were tabled for a follow‑up meeting Thursday.
Goshen County School District #1, School Districts, Wyoming
Student representatives described a peer‑accountability 'missing assignments' scoreboard and asked for more scholarship guidance; Lincoln Elementary reported a volunteer blanket project. Principal Williams reviewed assessments, screener switch to 'Sabre', proficiency rates and attendance trends.
SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
The board recognized region, state and district awardees, introduced eight National Merit semifinalists and detailed Office for Educational Policy awards and district School Recognition Program payouts, including a top-five performance award to Don Tyson School of Innovation and a district-wide AB letter grade.
Defiance City Council , Defiance, Defiance County, Ohio
The council adopted two zoning map amendments: about 34 acres on Baltimore Street to M-2 Limited Industrial for an industrial park, and a 1.805-acre parcel at Maumee River Crossing to R-2 medium-density residential. The industrial applicant was represented at the meeting; the residential application included an acreage discrepancy noted by staff.
Provo School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Director of Special Education reported on compliance systems, an EdPlan IEP platform and ticketing workflow, benchmark data for students with disabilities, and a district 'critical needs' allocation approach to make resource requests more equitable.
Faulkner County, Arkansas
Quorum Court justices approved the sheriff's 2026 budget requests after trimming an $80,000 overtime ask, discussed staffing shortages that left the jail tens of positions short, and reviewed a nearly $956,000 annual jail medical and mental‑health contract split across county general and special jail funds.
Goshen County School District #1, School Districts, Wyoming
Trustees approved addition of the 2027‑28 year to the superintendent's contract, one‑time early resignation incentives, hiring incentives (up to $15,000), a PowerSchool renewal ($72,653.75), and selected ST+B for engineering services on a Lingle High rooftop unit replacement.
SPRINGDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
Springdale School District announced a two-year Walton Family Foundation grant totaling $749,000 to fund empowerment teams, three high-school enrollment leads and stipends for middle/junior-high points of contact to boost enlistment, enrollment and employment pathways.
Provo School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
District staff proposed a phased approach to refresh the CAS acceleration program and develop school-based enrichment pilots, recommending shared expectations, teacher supports, possible consolidation of CAS to a single site, and study of transportation and equity implications.
Defiance City Council , Defiance, Defiance County, Ohio
The Defiance City Council on Nov. 11 adopted ordinances authorizing multiple easements and a fee acquisition tied to the Ottawa Avenue corridor and Ralston Avenue roundabout projects, including filings to proceed with eminent domain where titles are complex. Staff cited good-faith deposit amounts to be escrowed with the court.
Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma
The presiding officer read a proposed executive session under Oklahoma statute 25 O.S. §307(B) for confidential attorney communications about a pending investigation but concluded it was duplicative, struck the item, and the meeting adjourned after members voted "Aye."
Goshen County School District #1, School Districts, Wyoming
A trustee moved to advance the statutory disciplinary process for a certified staff member; trustees debated procedure, executive‑session protections and whether to release an independent consultant's findings; an amendment to waive executive‑session protection failed for lack of a second amid an extended governance dispute.
LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
Superintendent highlighted upcoming progress reports, school events and recognitions, including Wolf's Elementary PBIS designation and FFA students placing bronze; he suggested a December proclamation honoring Coach MC Miller.
Provo School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Centennial Middle School Principal presented a school-improvement amendment asking the board to approve land-trust expenditures prioritizing teacher compensation and action steps to raise RISE scores at least 3% this year while targeting a 5% reduction in office disciplinary referrals.
Goshen County School District #1, School Districts, Wyoming
Trustee Tony Goulart moved to add a rule preventing diversion of public comment to executive session except in narrow, statutorily allowed circumstances; trustees debated Pollock v. Wilson and transparency concerns and the amendment failed.
Pinellas, School Districts, Florida
Eastlake High student body president Ayush Gupta highlighted academic gains, career and technical programs and extracurricular successes; the board also screened a video about veterans training at Pinellas Technical College.
Conway City, Faulkner County, Arkansas
In a single meeting the council approved a range of items including a private-club permit for Roost & Tap, a $365,160.60 contract award for McNutt Road sidewalks, multiple zoning code amendments (including accessory dwelling units to comply with Act 313 of 2025), a $3,000 USTA parks grant, employee bonuses and longevity pay funded from rescue/ARPA‑
LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
Board approved the consent agenda, claims docket, activity funds and bank balances by voice vote after brief clarifying questions about a Safe Room lease line and a $124,000 insurance line.
Vigo County, Indiana
Norman Laudermilk, director of a local group home, told Vigo County commissioners that the North Carpenter facility passed roughly 20 inspections and was approved to reopen effective Nov. 10 at 4:00 p.m.; he said staff expect to admit the first child this week.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
Council adopted Ordinance 25-5-76 restricting bicycles on sidewalks where buildings abut the sidewalk and Ordinance 25-5-77 amending parking regulations on High Avenue; both carried following brief discussion and committee recommendation.
Pinellas, School Districts, Florida
The board held its organizational meeting and elected Caprice Edmond chair by voice vote and Dawn Peters vice chair (majority vote). The board then appointed the chair and vice chair as officers of the Pinellas School Board Leasing Corporation; both corporate appointments carried 7–0.
Conway City, Faulkner County, Arkansas
Council unanimously approved 10-year extensions of Conway Corporation's electric and telecommunications franchise and lease agreements to align with planned bond financing and a three-year citywide conversion from hybrid coax to fiber.
LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
Trustees approved cancellation of three leases and approved a new lease assignment, and awarded the single bid for a 14-acre hunting tract to the incumbent at $6 per acre.
Vigo County, Indiana
The Vigo County Board of Commissioners approved minutes and dockets, authorized a new CSI contract for the county recorder and appointed Jordan Gackle as human resources director through Dec. 31, 2027; the actions passed by voice vote or general assent.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
After hearing from Advocap and reviewing engineering options, the Common Council directed staff to pursue negotiated purchase of either the stormwater easement or the affected properties and approved resolution 25-5-78 to start the acquisition process, keeping eminent domain as a procedural backstop.
LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
The board voted to adopt MSBA’s 2025 policy revisions after brief review; trustees removed redundant language in the JDE (expulsion) section and approved the package by motion.
Pinellas, School Districts, Florida
Five public speakers urged the board to act on local staffing decisions and program support, described a petition over fired coaches at Tarpon Springs High, demanded solutions for unpaid maternity leave, and urged the board to oppose charter co‑location legislation (cited as SB 4 24 / SB 424).
Conway City, Faulkner County, Arkansas
The Conway City Council unanimously approved an ordinance establishing an entertainment district on the central green of the Hendrix Village, with hours roughly 11 a.m.–11 p.m., wristband/cup controls for licensed venues and no immediate city requirement for continuous police staffing. Council declined an emergency clause; the ordinance takes full
Boyertown Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The board moved to approve the October 28, 2025 legislative minutes; a roll‑call style vote was recorded in the transcript and an audible tally was reported as 6–5 in favor of approval.
LOUISVILLE MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
District staff presented preliminary Title I–IV allocations, reporting a district Title I allocation of $1,400,000 with a $362,216 district set-aside and school-level distributions; Title V rural allocation remains pending.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
Council adopted the 2026 city budget and tax levy and approved related financing for capital improvements. Finance staff said finalized manufacturing valuations raised the rate slightly from $7.73 to $7.77 per $1,000 of assessed value; council praised staff for holding the levy steady and asked staff to continue negotiations on the Opera House item
Pinellas, School Districts, Florida
Superintendent Hendrick announced a series of public "planning for progress" meetings about declining student populations, school capacity and possible consolidations, and highlighted district resources for families facing food insecurity during a government shutdown.
Volusia County, Florida
Public commenters criticized recent cuts to a county cultural grant and asked the commission to examine county budgeting and decision processes; commissioners agreed to revisit cultural funding and to frame it as a charter/transmittal priority rather than a specific millage requirement.
Boyertown Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Student Steven Dudas described an Eagle Scout project to build a raised tech booth in the BASH professional auditorium to improve safety and operations; he said materials are donated and no district funding is needed. Administration gave informal approval and asked that plans be shared with facilities director (mister Pramble).
South Gate, Los Angeles County, California
Council approved a package of consent items including ARPA-funded sewer manhole rehabilitation, design work for a pipeline under a bridge, and a three-year maintenance contract for the Urban Orchard backed by Measure W and a regional grant; the city attorney's contract and litigation costs prompted member questions about fees and settlements.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
After residents showed video evidence and described recurring access problems, the Oshkosh Common Council voted to make a stretch of Grand Street no-parking, directing staff to work with the affected homeowner on private-side options while starting the formal process to implement the restriction.
Pinellas, School Districts, Florida
The Pinellas County School Board voted 7–0 to set a Dec. 16 public hearing to amend ethics and graduation policies to reflect recent state legislation, including a temporary removal requirement and a new 48‑hour self‑reporting requirement after arrest and graduation-credit substitutions.
Volusia County, Florida
Multiple public speakers and commissioners urged the Charter Review Commission to explore charter language to secure Volusia Forever conservation lands, including limits on disposal and swaps; staff cautioned some referendum requirements may conflict with state law but said higher council vote thresholds could be considered.
Boyertown Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Middle school student council officers described events and fundraising; advisers estimated 200+ hours of out‑of‑school work and administrators requested board consider two stipend positions (~$2,046–$2,147 each) to sustain student council advising.
South Gate, Los Angeles County, California
City staff told the South Gate City Council the city faces a structural deficit of roughly $8 million–$9.4 million without corrective measures; staff outlined options including a Utility Users Tax, pension levies, fee adjustments and spending cuts. Residents urged protecting youth sports and public safety; council voted to receive and file the FY25
Southgate Community School District, School Boards, Michigan
At the Nov. 11 meeting the Southgate Community School District board approved the meeting agenda, adopted the consent agenda (Oct. 28 minutes, HR update, October disbursements), authorized an Anderson High hockey tournament trip, and approved replacement carpet for Grogan Media Center (not to exceed $15,817.40).
Coatesville Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Operations, education and finance committees voted by voice to refer multiple procurement and contract items to the full board, including building repairs, furniture for a new elementary school, a custodial contract amendment, and several curriculum and program approvals.
Boyertown Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District curriculum leaders presented recommended course name changes, new electives (NJROTC options, select orchestra, media/filmmaking updates) and proposed a mandatory half‑credit personal finance requirement for juniors; virtual delivery will be available in schedule‑conflict cases (GIEP/VCTC).
Volusia County, Florida
The commission voted to send 11 staff-recommended charter cleanup items (exhibit B) to county staff for draft amendment language and asked staff to include estimated implementation costs; commissioners reserved final votes for future meetings.
House, Northern Mariana Legislative Sessions, Northern Mariana Islands
Legislators said a multi-year effort led by Representative Marissa Flores updated child-abuse statutes to address phone-recording offenses and voyeurism. The change was developed with prosecutors and stakeholders; transcript did not specify the bill number.
Southgate Community School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Southgate board approved replacement of carpet in Grogan's media center and adjacent principal offices, approving a motion not to exceed $15,817.40 after staff presented two bids and recommended SCI Floor Covering plus a $3,000 contingency.
Boyertown Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The PA Economy League reported district enrollment has trended downward and, using birth rates, housing and progression ratios, projects a modest decline over the next decade; consultants recommended a household census/survey to improve local planning and redistricting decisions.
Coatesville Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Union Community Care presented a plan to open a school‑based health center at Coatesville High School that would provide medical, dental and behavioral health services with parental consent and bill insurance (Medicaid/CHIP/private); the organization said it would cover renovation and equipment costs and requested a memorandum of agreement undersol
Bedford County, Tennessee
Commissioners approved minutes, ratified the mayor’s advisory committee slate, accepted the quarterly financial report and declared a fire truck surplus; procedural votes and announcements closed the Nov. 11 meeting.
House, Northern Mariana Legislative Sessions, Northern Mariana Islands
Lawmakers said the FY25 appropriations act averted a shutdown but the CNMI faces new fiscal pressure for FY26: revenue misses, airline cutbacks and federal shutdown effects could force school-day reductions and service cuts unless lawmakers find offsetting funds.
Boyertown Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Consultant Jamie Lynch of CHA presented bid tabulations for Boyertown Elementary: EA Roofing, JBM Mechanical and Phillips Brothers were apparent low bidders on roof ($~2.4M), mechanical ($~3.9M) and electrical (~$2.0M). CHA recommended selected alternates and a one‑summer roof replacement because the package came in under budget, producing an $11.1
Coatesville Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
FC Delco presented a plan to fund three turf fields and related improvements at Coatesville High School, promising tournaments, expanded youth access and scholarships; the operations committee asked staff and legal counsel to draft a preliminary agreement and collect input from coaches, Kid Raiders and community stakeholders before returning in Jan
Bedford County, Tennessee
Commissioners approved Resolution 26‑14 to finalize paperwork for a previously authorized Flock camera system; two commissioners abstained and asked for details about AI data storage, vendor acquisition and personal data handling.
Southgate Community School District, School Boards, Michigan
At its Nov. 11 meeting the Southgate Community School District board heard a first reading of policy package 25-2, which would limit the board-level field-trip provision to PreK–12 students and remove adult-education trips from the same oversight; no final action was taken.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The committee approved final and interim pay requests and a reimbursement request tied to the 2024 wastewater treatment plant project (JH Hassinger) and a pay request for the Hickory Lane reconstruction (Vinton Construction); staff said the wastewater project came in roughly $150,000–$200,000 under budget. The change order listed two inconsistent '
Boyertown Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
At a November finance committee meeting, district staff said aligning revenues to historical actuals and limited expenditure increases could produce a near‑balanced 2026–27 budget, but stressed the outcome depends on uncertain state 'adequacy' funding and recommended a roughly 2% property tax increase to preserve balance.
Coatesville Area SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Coatesville police and the district attorney urged the board to allow ShotSpotter microphones on the high‑school campus, saying city coverage (live since Sept. 25) has led to arrests and a life‑saving police response; the committee asked staff to draft an agreement for review in January.
Bedford County, Tennessee
After public comment and extended debate, the commission voted to form a one‑year decentralized wastewater advisory committee to research standards, draft recommended subdivision/regulatory changes and report to the planning commission; the mayor’s slate of seven nominees was ratified.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
The State House Veterans Day ceremony featured awards for veterans and veteran-serving organizations: Andrew Biggio received the Tom Hudner Valor Award and Soldier On won the Captain Kelly Community Engagement Award. Treasurer Deb Goldberg described returning six Purple Hearts recovered by the unclaimed property division.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The committee authorized a sewer utility rate increase effective Jan. 1, 2026; packet and Board of Public Works recommended an 18% increase, according to Public Works staff, and the committee approved recommending the rate change to the Village Board by voice vote.
Fall River City, Bristol County, Massachusetts
The Fall River City Park Board approved requests to use Kennedy Park for a Veterans Day ceremony, Bridal Park for a senior-night event, Kennedy Park for a children's holiday parade on Dec. 6, and a bench dedication by the American Legion on Nov. 14; all motions passed by voice vote.
Woodhaven-Brownstown School District, School Boards, Michigan
At 6:21 p.m. the board recessed to closed session under Section 8(c) of the Open Meetings Act to discuss collective bargaining strategy; a roll‑call vote recorded unanimous approval. The board returned to open session at 7:08 p.m.
Natchitoches Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The Natchitoches Parish School Board approved a memorandum of understanding with National Medical Center for a health-occupations experiential program, granted permission to advertise agricultural lease bids (the lease agreement itself contains no dollar amounts), approved the consent agenda and executive report items a–g, and clarified that state‑
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
At the State House Veterans Day ceremony, Secretary John Santiago credited collaborative efforts for recent gains in veterans' services — citing transformed veteran homes, the HEROIC veterans legislation, and local examples of housing placements for formerly homeless veterans.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Village of Jackson Budget & Finance Committee on Nov. 11 recommended the Village Board adopt corrected 2026 general, water and sewer budgets and the 2025 tax levy for 2026 after noting a published budget-summary correction that does not change the total levy.
Woodhaven-Brownstown School District, School Boards, Michigan
Board heard Unified Sports and fall athletics reports: Unified programs emphasized inclusion and a "touch a truck" festival; district reported hundreds of participants across middle- and high-school sports and multiple regional/state qualifiers.
Fall River City, Bristol County, Massachusetts
The Fall River City Park Board voted to remove trees at 178 Martha Street and 1543 Slade Street after staff inspections; both motions passed by voice vote.
Natchitoches Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Student services director Felicia Pinkney told the board the district saw roughly 10,000 fewer missed school days year over year, average daily attendance near 93%, average days missed at 10 (below the LDOE target of 12), chronic absenteeism down from 26.1% to 19.3%, and a 5% drop in truancy.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
At the Massachusetts State House on Nov. 11, Gov. Maura Healey said the Commonwealth will invest $47,000,000 this year in a new 'Shield' initiative to grow the state's defense sector, create jobs and link veterans to employment — details on funding sources and timeline were not specified during the ceremony.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
The Wausau Ethics Board agreed Nov. 11 to meet Dec. 16 to continue work on revisions to Chapter 2.03 of the Wausau Municipal Code after members split on whether to finalize a draft now or wait for incoming appointees. The board voted unanimously to set the meeting and adjourned.
Warren Twp HSD 121, School Boards, Illinois
The board approved the consent agenda (bills $1,543,309.78), voted to move into a Committee of the Whole for discussion, and later voted to enter executive session to discuss security procedures as cited in the meeting.
Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana
The board approved a 15-item personnel report that included several coaching resignations and multiple hires across athletics and music. The personnel report passed 4-0 after a brief presentation by Mr. Disney.
Natchitoches Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
At the Nov. 11 board meeting, Royal Martin described roughly $48–$50 million in ongoing investments at the Chopin plywood plant, announced an immediate $50,000 pledge for playground equipment and said the company will hire local high-school graduates at $19.50 an hour (rising to about $21 after six months).
Woodhaven-Brownstown School District, School Boards, Michigan
The board approved several support‑staff hires (paraprofessionals and student advocates) and mass approvals of academic and athletics schedule B positions per collective bargaining and principal recommendations.
Marathon County, Wisconsin
Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Leah Schupner reported the office completed transition to a physician-led model, moved into the Marathon County Forensic Science Center in July, staffed two forensic pathologists, and described facility capabilities (tissue donation suite, Fobus full-body X-ray, capacity for 49 decedents, autopsy and observation suites)以及
Warren Twp HSD 121, School Boards, Illinois
District staff presented three 10‑year scenarios for the Warren pool (full commitment, maintain‑until‑failure, phase‑out), with estimated capital ranges and a near‑term recommendation to replace the air‑handler to fix ventilation; the board signaled support for moving forward and asked for procurement timelines.
Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana
District staff presented photos and an update on multiple construction projects including a new field house (canopy and canopy structure in place), restored parking (about 88 spots), drainage/detention work required for permits, interior gym fixtures (18 basketball goals, multi-use rubber flooring), and a temporary certificate of occupancy for the
Woodhaven-Brownstown School District, School Boards, Michigan
The board authorized buying five replacement buses for $843,140, one Ford F‑350 plow truck for $80,268.30, and new cafeteria tables for Goodeth Elementary at $51,723.87; funding sources include bond proceeds and the general fund.
Elmbrook School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The board approved the consent agenda, reappointed Christie Westfall as deputy clerk for election duties, accepted $53,394.83 in recent gifts, and discussed appointing a clerk pro tem effective at the December meeting.
Marathon County, Wisconsin
District Attorney Ruth Heinzel detailed Marathon County's deflection and diversion programs, staffing (deflection specialist Dana Bittner; diversion specialist Nikki Delatolas), grant funding (JAG, COSEP/COSEP grants, smart prosecution $100,000), referral and outcome data (287 referrals to deflection, approx. 100'10 active cases, historic success ~
Warren Twp HSD 121, School Boards, Illinois
After extensive public comment, the Warren Township High School District 121 board said it will continue curriculum development with Big Picture Learning but pause decisions about a mandatory full‑year freshman advisory and seek broader input and regular progress updates.
Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana
The board voted 4-0 to accept Sexton Mechanical Company's base bid of $2,195,000 plus an $85,850 alternate for a full HVAC replacement at Allison Elementary; staff outlined a phased timeline that prioritizes avoiding classroom disruption and aims for substantial completion before the 2026-27 school year.
Woodhaven-Brownstown School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Woodhaven-Brownstown School District board voted to authorize up to $48.5 million in 2026 refunding bonds to refinance callable portions of 2016 bonds, delegating final terms to district finance officials and appointing Troon Law Firm and Baker Tilly.
Elmbrook School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
At the Nov. 11 Elmbrook board meeting, resident and attorney Angie Pingle criticized a Nov. 5 closed session related to public records litigation and raised specific concerns about the Southeastern Wisconsin School Alliance agreement (missing Appendix A, unclear fee/overage rules, contract-term/invoice mismatch and change in fiscal intermediary).
Marathon County, Wisconsin
During 2026 budget discussion, staff described a possible amendment to raise the in-county subsequent jail day-stay fee from $18 (packet proposed $20) to $23; staff estimated the $3 increment could yield roughly $16,000'$18,000 annually at full collection, but noted collection shortfalls and raised equity and reentry concerns.
Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana
District staff told the board Speedway spends 83.5% of state tuition on teacher salaries and benefits but, because of a new DOE comparison method and prior contract timing, the district’s 2023-24 vs 2024-25 comparison fell just under the new 65% funding-floor benchmark; the district plans to record the notice publicly and correct calculations next年
Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut
At its Nov. 12, 2025 remote meeting, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority approved two consent calendars — adopting three proposed final decisions and designating presiding/hearing officers for several new dockets — and recorded Chairman Tom Wheel’s recusal from Docket No. 250811 (Charter Communications).
CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
At public comment, patron Jimmy Kevin accused the district and certain officials of hypocrisy over handling alleged uses of a racial slur around a coaching incident, asked why more student discipline had not been pursued and invited board members to a podcast; the board president intervened and reminded the speaker to avoid personnel matters in a 5
Elmbrook School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
Student representatives told the Elmbrook board that the Elmbrook Promise (30+ college credits opportunity) is valued but unevenly known; they recommended LancerLink info sessions and earlier counselor outreach to expand participation.
Marathon County, Wisconsin
The committee voted to forward the renewal of the long-standing joint powers agreement with the City of Wausau designating the county's PSAP and enabling grant eligibility for E-911 services; the motion carried with no recorded opposition.
Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana
At its meeting the School Town of Speedway school board unanimously reaffirmed its annual statement of board ethics and approved the 2026 meeting schedule (second Tuesdays, 7:30 a.m.; October moved to first Tuesday). The board also approved the annual retreat date and time.
Oxford, Butler County, Ohio
The Planning Commission approved the Nov. 11 agenda and the August minutes, and later moved to adjourn. All three motions passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
Elmbrook School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The Elmbrook School District Board approved CG Schmidt as the construction manager to support Bray Architects and district staff in creating a 20-year facilities plan after reviewing nine proposals and interviewing three finalists; the motion passed by voice vote.
CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
Interim Superintendent Mr. Black told the board Conway Public Schools earned a DESE district grade of B and outlined priorities (academic achievement, culture of excellence, transparency, stakeholder-driven planning), demographic shifts, a roughly $109 million budget, and initiatives including RBTs, a preschool collaborative, Project Conway Forward
Marathon County, Wisconsin
Four community speakers, including staff from HOLA and Neighbors Place, urged the Public Safety Committee to halt or more closely oversee the sheriff's 287(g) jail enforcement agreement with ICE, citing fear among immigrant families, risks to public safety reporting, and requests for routine public data on detainers and related jail stays.
Oxford, Butler County, Ohio
A trustee reported on the new Chestnut Street Station, a roughly $27 million facility with on-site maintenance, space for large buses and provisions for Amtrak integration; speaker said federal and state grants funded construction and that no municipal Butler County funds were used.
Elmbrook School District, School Districts, Wisconsin
The Elmbrook School District Board recognized 2025 state champions on Nov. 11, presenting certificates to Peyton Haugen (WIAA Division I golf champion) and members of the Brookfield East girls tennis team following coaches’ remarks and student reflections.
CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
The Conway School District approved a proposed 2027–28 budget/sample-ballot notice (38.1 mills unchanged), accepted the October financial report, and approved a staff-bonus distribution of $2,008,000 (presenter also referenced a 'total cost 2.4' in the transcript), along with a DESE-driven policy update on student phone use for two-factor access.
Caddo Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Public commenters told the Caddo Parish Insurance & Finance Committee that proposed insurance changes and repeated premium increases strain retirees and employees; union president warned that without a permanent pay raise, staff retention will worsen.
HIGHLANDS, School Districts, Florida
District staff presented a packet of recommended rule‑development changes affecting ethics ("stolen valor" language), background‑check posting requirements, health services (ECG requirement for some athletes, AED protocols), a ban on mechanically powered personal transportation devices on campus, and clarified volunteer screening procedures; no on‑
CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, Arkansas
The Conway School District board voted to advance four candidates — the three Dr. Standridge recommended plus one additional nominee — to the next stage of the superintendent search and set interview windows for early–mid December with background and reference checks to follow.
Hoffman Estates, Cook County, Illinois
Hoffman Estates held a Veterans Day ceremony Nov. 11 featuring a Rolling Thunder dedication of a POW/MIA chair of honor, historical remarks on Armistice Day and Veterans Day, and recognition of Marine Corporal Ryan Cummings, who was killed in Iraq in 2006. Speakers urged continued remembrance of missing service members.
Oxford, Butler County, Ohio
City staff presented a federally funded $150,000 bicycle-and-pedestrian master plan that includes public engagement, priority routes, and construction cost estimates to support grant applications; staff hope to present recommendations at a council work session on Dec. 16.
Caddo Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The Caddo Parish School Board Insurance & Finance Committee on Nov. 11 recommended a package of benefit changes — a 7.5% increase to self-funded plan premiums, mandatory Medicare A/B enrollment for eligible future retirees (with exceptions), a group Medicare Advantage option, a $100 specialty-drug copay and a higher ER copay — and voted to send the
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
A Powhatan resident testified about three incidents — outdated contact records, IEP invite errors, and a driver disclosing private student information — calling for better FERPA training and corrective action by the transportation department.
GEORGE CO SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
The board approved second consideration of a media-access policy, first consideration of an audio-visual surveillance policy, several procurement items including a contract with C Spire for fax lines and a Red Rover contract renewal, revised the 2025–26 meeting calendar, and voted to enter closed executive session.
Department of Public Health, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut
At an administrative hearing, a Department of Public Health attorney said an applicant's transcript and application contain inaccurate or false information and urged revocation of her Connecticut nursing license; defense counsel challenged key evidence and urged a lesser penalty.
Oxford, Butler County, Ohio
City planner Zach Moore presented a comprehensive draft Unified Development Code that would consolidate zoning and subdivision rules, introduce objective standards, and use incentives ("carrots") such as expedited review and density bonuses to encourage desired development. Staff will continue drafting the code from a spreadsheet blueprint and seek
Kennedale, Tarrant County, Texas
Keep Kennedale Beautiful volunteers agreed on a planting plan and timeline for a wildflower meadow at Sonora Park, discussed using local compost and volunteer equipment to move soil, approved last month’s minutes unanimously, and noted near-term reporting and training deadlines tied to the mayor’s monarch pledge.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Director of Facilities Tom Salzer presented a draft 10‑year CIP with an estimated $105 million in needs (including $38M for a possible new elementary school), outlined near‑term HVAC and safety priorities and said HB2618 will require indoor‑air quality testing every four years—likely unfunded.
GEORGE CO SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
District staff reviewed accountability ratings, reported George County High School retained an A rating and discussed assessment tools (EOS, i-rated); board members requested additional data and site-visit findings to understand growth and proficiency cutoffs.
Bexley, Franklin County, Ohio
Council reviewed an ordinance to update local rules for bicycles, electric bikes and motorized personal mobility devices. Public commenters urged pedestrian-speed sidewalk access for children, clearer class distinctions and less burdensome inspection requirements. Council left the item for further edits and third reading.
Oxford, Butler County, Ohio
Residents and commissioners used the Nov. 11 meeting to thank Planning Commission member David Prithridge for years of service, citing his role in pedestrian and bicycle projects and his mentorship of staff and volunteers.
PEARLAND ISD, School Districts, Texas
District educational-technology specialists described a rebranded communication plan including icons for emails, a Canvas resource repository, a YouTube channel with 60‑second tutorials, and a 'PD in a Box' subscription that has delivered 740 boxes and produced roughly 120 credited PD hours so far.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
District officials described a three‑prong bullying definition (intent to harm, power imbalance, repeated conduct), said parents are notified within 24 hours per Virginia code, explained investigation steps and promoted the anonymous reporting tool 'Silence Hurts.'
Bexley, Franklin County, Ohio
Chief Lewis told council the department has 33 officers, wants a new education-and-outreach officer and requested capital for a dedicated K‑9 vehicle, speed-warning trailer(s) and security bollards. The items were presented as priorities in the second-reading budget discussion.
Titusville, Brevard County, Florida
The Titusville CRA adopted goals, objectives and performance measures Nov. 11 required by recent state legislation; the measures are tied to the FY2026 budget and will be published on the CRA website to track progress on blight remediation, grants and infrastructure projects.
GEORGE CO SCHOOL DIST, School Districts, Mississippi
The George County School District recognized middle- and high-school athletes for a successful season, read team rosters and named its volleyball state tournament team while praising district athletic programs.
POWHATAN CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The Powhatan Education Foundation funded seven classroom innovation projects from 17 applications, awarding a total of $16,168.09 for tools ranging from touchscreens and ViewSonic boards to a traveling planetarium and an outdoor learning space.
PEARLAND ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees voted to increase the allowable additional penalty for tax‑collection costs from 15% to 20% for the 2025 tax year and approved a contingent‑fee contract with Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott LLP to pursue delinquent taxes; administrators said the change imposes no direct cost on the district.
Bexley, Franklin County, Ohio
At a Nov. 11 meeting the Bexley City Council considered Revision 2 of the 2026 budget, hearing department-by-department presentations that proposed a modest 3% revenue projection, reallocated capital costs and several new or retitled positions. Council adopted the consent agenda and left the budget for further consideration at third reading.
Titusville, Brevard County, Florida
Titusville CRA staff reported roughly 45 new business tax receipt entries (adjusted to about 40 after removing duplicates) over the year and nine downtown vacancies listed on the CRA website, while board members urged regular benchmarking and better tracking of openings, closures and visitor counts.
Darien School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At its Nov. 11 meeting the Darien Board of Education received a fall update on its seven-goal strategic plan, including K–3 literacy rollout and professional learning, expanded use of EduPlanet and Naviance for student plans, a planned MMS safety and security audit, and next steps on technology/AI guidance and a demographic study.
DINWIDDIE CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The Dinwiddie County School Board approved the personnel list (one abstention), expenditure reports, minutes from Oct. 14 and Oct. 28, several athletic travel requests, an update to home-instruction policy, the Internet safety policy aligned with state guidance, and VPSA reimbursement resolution for technology funding.
PEARLAND ISD, School Districts, Texas
External auditors reported an unmodified (clean) opinion on Pearland ISD’s 2024–25 financial statements, no reportable findings, and recommended a later separate federal single audit once OMB issues the 2025 compliance supplement; trustees approved the audit.
Titusville, Brevard County, Florida
The Titusville CRA board voted unanimously Nov. 11 to recommend the Florida Department of Transportation’s interim safety enhancements for U.S. 1 — including rapid-flash beacons and upgraded crosswalk markings — and was told FDOT will pay for the safety measures while the city budgets separately for future repaving.
Troy City, Oakland County, Michigan
The Planning Commission approved a preliminary site plan for a mixed‑use infill at the Somerset Hotel site on Big Beaver, granting waivers for two setback deviations and a loading‑space requirement while requiring compliance with transparency and entrance rules in the Big Beaver form‑based district.
Darien School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At its Nov. 11 meeting the Darien Board of Education unanimously elected Robin Nelson chair, Greg Grambling vice chair and Katie Loveland secretary during an opening officer election. The board then proceeded with a strategic-plan update and approved the consent agenda.
DINWIDDIE CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Students from Southside Elementary presented the 'Southside Classifieds' program to the school board, describing classroom jobs, mock interviews and a school-store currency called 'B Bucks'; board members praised the student presentations.
PEARLAND ISD, School Districts, Texas
After extended public comment and trustee debate about book selection, the Pearland ISD board approved a deferred list of library titles and directed staff to pursue an opt-in/opt-out capability with vendor Follett while relying on the district’s formal challenge process under board policy and Senate Bill 13.
North Penn SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The North Penn School District presented a plan to reorganize its Office of Emergency Management into a Department of Public Safety that would include sworn school police officers. Students and parents urged postponement for broader student engagement and transparency; the board voted 8–1 to table the proposal.
Troy City, Oakland County, Michigan
The Troy Planning Commission voted to recommend conditional rezoning of 33.9 acres for the Troy Trail North development—156 residential units and a roughly 5-acre park donation—by an 8–1 vote. Staff flagged an expired wetland delineation that must be updated before final site-plan approval; the application now goes to City Council.
Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma
Council discussed a $10,000 beautification grant request from the Seminole Arts Council for a downtown mural and tabled the item pending legal work on private-property easements; the council approved a Magnolia Park lease for the Lions Club's Winter Wonderland and a $1,000 advertising allocation for Snowman Wonderland activity nights.
DINWIDDIE CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Two Dinwiddie residents described multiple recent bus delays and inconsistent schedules that disrupted work and child care; board staff promised to follow up and members acknowledged driver shortages and ongoing work to find solutions.
Mayor’s Council of Guam, Agencies, Executive , Guam
Patrice, a DPHSS program coordinator, briefed mayors on the Community Work Experience Program (CWEP) and SNAP employment-and-training changes, said participants typically do about 20 hours per week under an ABOD waiver through Feb. 2026, and distributed referral sheets for mayors to specify work needs and designate points of contact.
Opioid Abatement Authority, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Virginia
The finance committee authorized the chair to sign an MOU with a newly formed Opioid Abatement Foundation that includes $100,000 in seed funding, approved Eastern Associates to manage a planned statewide conference, and elected Delegate Sewell as finance committee chair.
DINWIDDIE CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Miss Peters briefed the board on special education basics: FAPE under IDEA, a 65-business-day eligibility timeline, 30-day IEP completion requirement, parental consent rules in Virginia, VAAP participation now below 1%, and current VDOE compliance monitoring.
Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma
The council approved buying a used 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe from the county sheriff's office for $35,000 as an unbudgeted capital purchase to support the police K-9 program; members discussed canine-monitoring systems and whether to transfer equipment from the old vehicle.
North Penn SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The committee approved October budget transfers, a set of assessment‑appeal settlements, and authorized advertising for an insurance‑broker RFP; staff said the district budgets annually to offset assessment appeals and audit work is pending federal single‑audit guidance.
Mayor’s Council of Guam, Agencies, Executive , Guam
Council learned of a first tranche of about $750,000 (with potential annual funding up to $4 million) from OLDCC to fund a villages master plan addressing cybersecurity, telecommunications and emergency preparedness; the award is in early administrative stages and will require an MOU and consultant work.
Opioid Abatement Authority, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Virginia
The Opioid Abatement Authority reported tentative Auditor of Public Accounts findings that several financial and administrative policies were not formally documented. OAA staff retained IT and audit consultants, set an October target for IT standards, and proposed a procurement policy delegating administrative purchasing to the executive director.
North Penn SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
PFM told the North Penn finance committee the district’s phased borrowing for the high‑school project could include roughly $60M in March 2026 and is likely to produce debt service near $17.3M at peak; no authorization to borrow was requested tonight — the presentation was informational.
Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma
Council approved payment of $388,667.99 to Crossland Heavy Contractors and $22,083.55 to Wall Engineering for work at the Seminole Wastewater Treatment Plant, and separately approved two Silver Star Construction invoices totaling $87,078.93 for the Lakeland Pools parking and truck access project funded in part by a CDBG economic development grant.
DINWIDDIE CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The Dinwiddie County School Board approved a $290,000 telehealth grant to bring virtual outpatient therapy and case management into middle and high schools through partner Greater Reach Community Services Board; services require counselor referral and parental consent and will prioritize tier 2 and tier 3 students.
Mayor’s Council of Guam, Agencies, Executive , Guam
MCOG’s executive director told the Mayor’s Council that two MOUs (including a Community Defense Liaison Office grant of about $750,000) are under AG review, procurement has received roughly 202 requests with 63% PO'd, a white‑goods disposal award was rescinded and senior-center (SEO) funding currently covers salaries and benefits only through Nov.
Opioid Abatement Authority, Boards and Commissions, Executive, Virginia
The Opioid Abatement Authority grants committee approved a draft equitable distribution policy to formalize how settlement funds are allocated across localities, authorized technical amendments to city, county and state awards, and elected Daryl Washington as vice chair.
North Penn SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The finance committee approved a five‑year renewal of the district’s copier contract with Frasier under a CoStars agreement and directed staff to use default settings and controls to reduce high color‑printing costs in elementary schools.
Seminole, Seminole County, Oklahoma
The Seminole Municipal Authority voted unanimously to accept a $650,264.59 grant from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (ARPDash23Dash0298DashG) contingent on a $667,316.39 local match; staff said most of the match funds are already spent and the grant will reimburse previously completed work.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
The Board approved three small budget transfers to cover higher health and unemployment claims and to increase contingency, then voted to enter executive session to discuss a town real‑estate lease where publicity could affect the price (Conn. Gen. Stat. §1‑206(d)).
Mayor’s Council of Guam, Agencies, Executive , Guam
The Mayor’s Council of Guam approved taking $2,000 from the parade balance to fund 20 $100 cash prizes for employees at the council’s Dec. 12 Christmas party; fundraisers and ticket sales will determine final ticket pricing and no door sales will be allowed.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The PBBC approved revised Tower Construction requisition ($271,795.62), a UTIL Incorporated invoice ($49,593), and two HMFH Architects invoices totaling $123,918.39; committee received a brief library construction progress update and scheduling notes for cost reconciliation.
Linn County, Kansas
During a workshop the Linn County Planning Commission raised water-consumption thresholds, decommissioning bonds and local-hiring plans for draft data center and cryptocurrency regulations, and agreed to remove a draft prohibition line and seek counsel on enforceability.
Monticello, Piatt County, Illinois
At its Nov. meeting the Maasau City Council approved a consent agenda including October reports, nominated Tom Reed as mayor pro tem, voted to release closed-session minutes from June 23, 2025, and heard police and fire updates including notice of the death of former Fire Chief Rick Dupson.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Investment consultants told the Board of Finance the pension plan returned 5.23% in Q3 (net) and an annualized 14.49% since the firm began managing assets. The plan increased allocations to emerging markets, REITs and listed infrastructure to diversify away from heavy US large‑cap concentration.
South Bend City, St. Joseph County, Indiana
The Zoning Committee moved three special-exception petitions forward: stacked duplex permits at 1417 and 1409 W. Indiana (Bills 70-25 and 71-25) and a two-unit conversion at 1101 Elliott (Bill 72-25); all had favorable recommendations from the Board of Zoning Appeals and will go to the full council.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Public Building Committee and School Building Committee reviewed Pollard and DeFazio options, pricing and permitting risks, and a tight procurement schedule for a construction manager-at-risk; MSBA participation, Article 97/NEPA timing, demolition cost differentials, and parking/auditorium sizing drove debate.
Linn County, Kansas
At a Linn County Planning Commission workshop, members said battery energy storage systems should be allowed in industrial (light/heavy) zones and discussed map-based rezoning, height limits, screening rules, and decommissioning bonds.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Superintendent Dr. Lutze told the Board of Finance the district needs three scenarios — status quo with short‑term modulars/redistricting, expand existing elementary footprints, or build a fourth school — because higher recent birth counts and uncertain in‑migration could push kindergarten enrollment well above current levels.
Broussard, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana
Council approved a package of resolutions and ordinances including a $23,000 interest-saving buyout of six leased vehicles (Resolution 856-25), acceptance of the Amy Place development waterline after LDH testing (Resolution 863-25), budget amendments for vehicle purchases (Resolution 864-25), relocation expenses for administrative offices at 406 E.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The commission objected to a draft approach that would transfer 6.6 acres to the school committee for a Pollard middle‑school at the DeFazio site, raising concerns about losing premier fields, stormwater problems, parking and multiyear disruption; commissioners agreed to expand public outreach ahead of the Nov. 17 comment meeting.
South Bend City, St. Joseph County, Indiana
A zoning and annexation petition to bring seven parcels at Willis Avenue and Dunn Road into the city and rezone them to U3 for a proposed five-building, 138-unit condominium development was forwarded with a favorable recommendation; the developer estimates construction could begin in spring and cited substantial site-improvement costs.
Linn County, Kansas
The Linn County Planning Commission approved its October minutes after members reported missing or inconsistent records on the shared drive; the motion passed by voice vote.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Russell Investments told the New Canaan Retirement Plan Advisory Committee on Nov. 11, 2025, that the retirement plan and related funds produced positive third-quarter gains, that recent strategic asset-allocation moves were implemented, and recommended continued monitoring and routine reporting to the town board.
Broussard, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana
The Louisiana Main Street program designated Broussard a Certified Local Government and state Main Street community; DDG reported Phase 2c of the Broussard Main Street project is over 70% complete and recommended acceptance as substantially complete, with a small punch list remaining.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Commissioners reviewed declining court‑badge revenues, models from nearby towns, and monitoring options — including volunteer monitors and new scheduling software — and agreed to push a public outreach campaign before proposing nonresident access or large capital spending on new courts.
South Bend City, St. Joseph County, Indiana
The Community Investment Committee recommended a seven-year tax abatement for Michigan Motorsports to build a 50,000-sq.-ft. warehouse and showroom in South Bend, citing a $4.45 million investment and an estimated 29 new full-time jobs; the measure moves to the full council with a favorable recommendation.
Clinton, Oneida County, New York
Library staff told the Town Board the library budget proposition passed with 74% approval. The library introduced new programming coordinator Brittany Killibre, announced holiday fund-raisers and upcoming programs, and encouraged community input on 2026 programming.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
The fire marshal reported three October fires — a ceiling fixture, a lithium-ion battery fire on Woodridge Circle likely caused by the wrong battery/charger combination, and a brush fire sparked by landscape lighting on Weeburn Drive — and highlighted school outreach and training.
Broussard, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana
Parish Councilman Ken Stansberry told Broussard council the two renewals — a road and bridge maintenance millage (about $12.7 million annually) and a public health and safety millage (about $10.8 million annually) — are not new taxes and fund road work, drainage, mosquito control and fire support.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Commissioners and staff discussed accelerating a shift from flat user fees toward an hourly and per‑person model to reduce repeat unpermitted use, ease enforcement burdens and generate revenue; staff will run pilot numbers and pursue outreach and a January policy roll‑out.
South Bend City, St. Joseph County, Indiana
A Health & Public Safety Committee advanced Resolution 2,548 to extend local consent for a seven-day emergency order tied to a utility shutoff moratorium for participants in the city's Utility Assistance Program; the measure was sent to the full Common Council with a favorable recommendation.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
The presiding commissioner announced his retirement, citing two decades of departmental changes including hires of career leadership, expanded shifts, zero-based budgeting, and increased public education; colleagues thanked him for his service.
Clinton, Oneida County, New York
A local resident sharply criticized the Town Board for not supporting a proposed change to how the senior STAR exemption is calculated, saying the board favored wealthier residents; the board did not respond substantively during the meeting.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Parents told the board that their son was wrongly accused of being under the influence despite a negative toxicology test and medical documentation; they requested the board clear his record and require staff training on disability‑aware procedures.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The committee proposed three alternative FAR reduction formulas (options A–C), recommended new height and coverage limits, and suggested a front‑setback rule tied to the average setback on the block to preserve neighborhood character; visual examples and comparisons to peer towns will be used at the public meeting.
Murrysville, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Developers presented a conceptual plan for a 123‑unit licensed personal care boarding home; commissioners raised questions about frontage, density and ordinance language, and staff clarified licensing rules under Department of Human Services code 2600. The discussion was advisory and the commission gave general feedback but took no formal vote.
New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut
Commissioners postponed a vote on the fire department�FY27 budget after finance-supplied payroll lines for 401(a) and Social Security appeared inconsistent; the chief said he would verify figures before the next meeting.
Clinton, Oneida County, New York
Deputy Supervisor Elliot said the town is drafting regulations with the town attorney and planner to control or potentially prohibit conference centers and related hospitality developments; an existing moratorium expires Jan. 1 and the board expects to consider a six-month extension.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The textbook review committee recommended Kiddom Virginia Math for K–5 after review of state‑approved choices; committee cited stronger Virginia SOL alignment and a roughly $346,000 lower six‑year implementation cost than the HMH alternative.
Murrysville, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
The commission recommended council approval of SP‑6‑25, a land‑development plan to pave six overflow parking spaces for Mr. Handyman, subject to conditions including a lighting plan, waivers or submittals for hydrogeologic/erosion control and relocation of screening landscaping.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
A consultant fiscal analysis presented to Needham’s committee shows modeled reductions in developer willingness-to-pay (tens of thousands of dollars in many cases) under lower FAR scenarios; committee members asked that slides be clearer about whether impacts apply to developers, sellers or homeowner end‑buyers.
Tippecanoe County, Indiana
During public comment, a West Lafayette resident urged a forensic audit of county costs tied to protests and asked the county to track those expenses; a representative of Lafayette Urban Ministry invited council members to a free screening of "Beyond the Bridge" and a community conversation about homelessness.
Clinton, Oneida County, New York
The Town Board approved Resolution No. 45 of 2025 adopting the fiscal year 2026 budget (Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026). The vote carried after the board confirmed multiple prior workshops; the board also authorized sealed bids for highway materials and approved several personnel appointments and event permissions.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Trustees discussed whether to add collective bargaining to the division’s legislative agenda after public testimony; legal counsel warned of high implementation costs and administrative burdens while some trustees urged further study and inclusion.
Murrysville, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
The Planning Commission moved to forward S‑12‑25, a minor subdivision to split a 51.5‑acre parcel into two lots for Ben Sampson, after staff confirmed it meets minor‑subdivision criteria and outstanding comments were addressed.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Large House Review Study Committee set the agenda, timing and outreach for a Nov. 18 community meeting on proposed zoning changes (FAR, lot coverage, height and setbacks), agreed to post a simplified slide deck and FAQ in advance, and reserved extra time for public Q&A.
South Gate, Los Angeles County, California
The City Council announced a closed session to consider several pending lawsuits under Government Code section 54956.9 and related provisions. The clerk reported an email from resident Mario Dominguez requesting the city publicly disclose lawsuit and settlement amounts and to direct the city attorney to provide that information; no public action on
Tippecanoe County, Indiana
Auditor Jennifer reported Nov. 12 that the county's cash on hand is about $210.8 million, monthly interest of $640,943.40, and that ARPA funds are now less than half remaining and must be spent by 2026; she said the weighted average interest rate is about 4.27%.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
After hours of public comment, the board voted 9–1 to continue the dual language immersion (DLI) middle‑school program at Virginia Beach Middle School, with the motion reframed to base the decision on student interest and program fidelity rather than staffing alone.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Reginald, chair of the Needham Housing Authority, updated the oversight committee on project timing (100% CDs in January; bidding in Feb–Mar; construction targeted next summer), described a $1,150,000 Climate Ready award that fills a gap in the funding stack and detailed an emergency SNAP‑benefit response that distributed grocery gift cards to need
Murrysville, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
The Murrysville Planning Commission recommended council approval of S‑11‑25, a resubdivision of Lot 1 in the Mark Ginley Subdivision, after staff confirmed revisions addressed setback concerns and the zoning hearing board granted a variance on Oct. 30.
South Gate, Los Angeles County, California
At a special City Council meeting, Mayor Maria Davila read proclamations declaring Nov. 10–14, 2025 as Law Enforcement Records and Support Personnel Appreciation Week, Nov. 3–7 as National Key Club Week, and Nov. 10 as the U.S. Marine Corps birthday; speakers praised staff and volunteers and the council paused for photos before moving to closed‑d o
Tippecanoe County, Indiana
At its Nov. 12 meeting the Tippecanoe County Council approved a $1 million rainy-day loan to the town of Clarks Hill for wastewater upgrades and a series of budget appropriations — including $135,000 for Superior Court 3 and $30,000 for inmate medical needs — all by voice vote.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Chair Kathleen Brown reminded members the five-year forecast and a special discipline meeting are scheduled for Nov. 18; Miss Rogers volunteered to represent the board at the VSBA meeting if needed and staff confirmed sign-in procedures at the conference.
Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Town of Needham Finance & Community Housing Oversight Committee approved multiple reimbursement requests tied to Annual Town Meeting articles but pressed the Cambridge Housing Authority for clearer, task‑level billing and a simple, recurring reporting template for future reimbursements. Committee members voted unanimously to approve six disbur
Union County, North Carolina
During deliberations the board approved an untimely PUB application, rescinded and re‑set one prior value, and accepted county or agreed values for multiple parcels (including $858,200 for Espinosa, $996,100 for Bedeaux, $3,168,700 for Nature's Calling, $740,000 for Cascotte and several settled addendum A items).
Timnath, Larimer County, Colorado
The council approved the Ladera Business Improvement District operating plan and a 2025 budget amendment, and later amended the Timnath Landing GID establishing ordinance to tie mill-levy calculations to a 6.8% actual-value baseline, smoothing revenue for future bond sales.
Wethersfield School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At its Nov. 11 organizational meeting, the Wethersfield Board of Education elected Bobby Hughes Granato chair and Matt Locavoli vice chair in unanimous roll-call votes and approved routine minutes and procedural motions.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Virginia Beach facilities staff reported completed and planned roofing and HVAC projects, foundation work at middle schools, turf-field scheduling and continued design work on tri campus additions and the Princess Anne High School replacement; Holland Road Annex work is paused pending final scope decisions tied to the high-school project.
Hillsborough, School Districts, Florida
Processing stopped due to ineligibility; no civic articles produced.
Union County, North Carolina
Owners and commenters disputed the county’s high valuation for a large, high‑quality home in Lake Providence; county appraisers said the subject’s size, materials and amenities required out‑of‑neighborhood comparables and presented a sales‑comparison supporting about $3.17 million, which the board sustained.
Timnath, Larimer County, Colorado
A resident criticized the town prosecutor's response to a parking-ticket appeal and a citizen asked questions about license‑plate-tracking 'Flock' cameras; the mayor and staff acknowledged the concerns and directed follow-up to police and public-works staff.
Town of Merrillville, Lake County, Indiana
The council adopted Ordinance 25-33 authorizing general obligation bonds to pay for infrastructure improvements, equipment and police building updates; a special meeting was scheduled Nov. 19 to appropriate proceeds if the ordinance is approved.
VA BEACH CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Mercer told the Virginia Beach School Board that claims through September pushed the plan's loss ratio to 102.9% and that, without new funding, the health fund is projected to end 2026 at roughly -$5.9 million; an infusion of $5.8 million from a city reversion would reduce the deficit to approximately $100,000, and an additional $5 million employer
Hillsborough, School Districts, Florida
Not eligible: student presentation
Union County, North Carolina
Adrianna Cascotte presented a third‑party remeasurement that reduced the home's square footage by 70 sq ft and contested the county’s pool classification; the county adjusted square footage and pool quality and set a revised value of $740,000, which the board approved.
Timnath, Larimer County, Colorado
Mayor Robert Oxmacher and Chief Scott introduced and sworn in Captain Chris Jacobson; chief highlighted Jacobson's prior service in Boulder County and Loveland and expressed confidence in his leadership for Timnath.
Town of Merrillville, Lake County, Indiana
Merrillville council granted two BZA special-exception approvals on Nov. 11: a Vietnamese/Cajun restaurant at 7219 Taft Street and a 32,000 sq. ft. indoor children's playground at 8000 Broadway. The playground approval included conditions (on-site off-duty officer and a six-month review) and council discussed age limits and safety.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The committee approved resolution 1 3 3 authorizing the county mayor to submit Miami‑Dade's updated 2025 Title VI program to the Federal Transit Administration; no public speakers commented and the motion passed unanimously. Administration asked that items be moved to the next PCC for processing.
New Freedom, York County, Pennsylvania
Manager Andrew Schafer briefed council on meetings with Talkie Communications to extend fiber from a trunk line under the Heritage Rail Trail into neighborhoods; the project would be underground and likely require street‑cut permits and financial security (bonding), but minimal direct cost to the borough was reported.
Union County, North Carolina
Owner John Bedeaux argued his 10‑acre Weddington parcel lacks subdivision potential because of soils, buffer and sewer easement constraints; county applied a 35% impairment on 4.8 acres and reduced the value to $996,100, a figure the board accepted.
Timnath, Larimer County, Colorado
Council unanimously approved a contract with Angel Light Pyrotechnics LLC to reserve the July 4, 2026 fireworks show date with an upper-price limit of $115,000 and optional renewals through 2030; members discussed tariff-driven price increases and prioritizing access for Timnath residents.
Town of Merrillville, Lake County, Indiana
The Town of Merrillville on Nov. 11 approved a collective bargaining agreement with FOP Lodge representatives that provides a 10% annual pay increase beginning January 2026, raises longevity pay and adds specialty pay categories; council voted 7-0.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
The committee unanimously approved ordinance 1G2 to create a Downtown Kendall Urban Center Trail Connector Subdistrict that applies to narrow FEC remnant parcels along SW 70th Avenue and requires property owners to provide a multi‑use path connecting the Loveland Trail and the Underline; supporters said the change would activate the area and enable
New Freedom, York County, Pennsylvania
The borough’s fire chief reported 58 calls in October and ongoing fundraising for a ladder truck; EMS and fire staff discussed improved response after a change truck, radio equipment lifespan and potential grant options to fund replacements.
Union County, North Carolina
Francisco Espinosa appealed a June 2024 appraisal and a county assessment that he said wrongly compared his Sun Valley‑area property to higher‑valued Weddington/Wellington sales; the county corrected bedroom/fireplace counts and reduced the assessment to $858,200, which the board upheld after deliberation.
Timnath, Larimer County, Colorado
Council approved several first readings and budget steps to fund the new recreation center, including creating a special revenue fund, adding 4.5 FTEs and projecting a 2027 debt issuance of up to $14 million; a Dec. 9 public hearing and second readings are scheduled.
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin
Multiple River Falls residents urged the council to require the Woodridge-area developer to meet existing R-2 zoning and lot-size standards, citing privacy, traffic and services, and warning that allowing exceptions would set a harmful precedent.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
A City of Miami attorney urged Miami‑Dade commissioners to deny or continue ordinance 1G1, which would expand the Rapid Transit Zone to include private properties inside city limits, saying the change would transfer permitting authority to the county while litigation over county authority remains in discovery. The commission moved the ordinance by
New Freedom, York County, Pennsylvania
At its Nov. 10 meeting, New Freedom Borough Council approved a county emergency shelter agreement, rejected the York County SPCA animal care agreement for 2026, approved a $190,005.31 payment to PSI Pumping Solutions for aeration work, and selected budget scenario 3 for advertisement, which defers several capital allocations.
Dolton, Cook County, Illinois
Village of Dalton officials held a community breakfast recognizing veterans, first responders, local business vendors and elected leaders; Chaplain Minister White outlined plans for ongoing pastoral support and Andrea Miller closed with a musical tribute.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
The council approved ordinance 25-576 restricting bicycles on sidewalks where a building abuts the walkway, adopted parking changes for High Avenue (ordinance 25-577), and awarded public-works contract 26-03 to PTS Contractors for Ohio Street and W. 16th Avenue reconstruction; votes were recorded and items carried.
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin
Council conducted a first reading of an ordinance to reduce speed limits on Powell and Cascade avenues and discussed public notice and education. Staff and the police said education and speed trailers will be used; no final vote was taken on ordinance 2025-07.
City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Valor Fest 2025 in the City of Sweetwater drew residents, veterans and visiting performers for a Veterans Day celebration that included musical tributes, a Frog X parachute demonstration, a Marine Corps cake-cutting ceremony and remarks from Mayor Jose “Pepe” Diaz.
New Freedom, York County, Pennsylvania
After a lengthy public-comment period and technical questions about sewer capacity, New Freedom Borough Council unanimously voted to reject the Southern York County regional comprehensive plan. Residents and planning officials clashed over the plan’s housing projections, parcel counts and whether borough sewer limits would force infrastructure work
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin
Madison Common Council approved a county‑matched pilot to identify sources of E. coli contamination at one beach. Public Health explained the pilot tests source types (human, avian, ruminant) rather than only presence/absence.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
After hearing from Advocap and engineering staff about hydraulics and options, the council approved resolution 25-578 to begin acquisition (including eminent-domain steps if necessary) of storm-sewer easements for properties at 3820 Jackson St., 3835 Somerset Way and 3847 Somerset Way to enable construction of a childcare incubator.
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin
Council approved the Wildflower Meadows planned-unit development and preliminary plat after staff worked with JPB Land LLC to enlarge a central park, shift a trail, and increase many perimeter lot widths; residents said the plan still raised concerns about density and compatibility with surrounding R-1 lots.
Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
Health Officer Dr. Seiferts told the Board of Health that tourist rooming house licensing rose from 76 to 127 since July 2024, two overdose-aid "OAK" kits were installed in public buildings, and the HUD point-in-time count rose to 249 in 2025 from 183 in 2024; board members sought clarification about differences with school-district homelessness, a
Department of Public Health, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut
At a state licensing hearing, examiners questioned a nurse about discrepancies in application dates and transcripts and whether an online course from Ideal/Bridal Professional Institute — which state records say was not authorized for online clinical instruction — led to a potentially invalid credential; the witness said she paid about $7,000 and"t
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin
The Madison Common Council on Nov. 11 adopted the 2026 Executive Capital and Operating Budgets as amended and approved the budget resolution that sets a $326,666,421 property tax levy (to be collected in 2026). A required paragraph relating to debt reserves was separately approved by the council.
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
The council approved the 2026 annual budget (excluding the Grand Opera House) and set the tax levy at $7.77 per $1,000 valuation after the state finalized manufacturing values; the Grand Opera House budget was adopted separately and one councilmember recorded a present vote due to his employment there.
Appleton City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
The Appleton Board of Health unanimously approved minutes from its Oct. 8 meeting and a succession/delegation-of-authority policy intended to ensure continuity if the health officer or deputy director is unavailable.
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin
On Nov. 11, 2025 the River Falls City Council adopted the 2026 city budget totaling $66,635,649 and a tax levy of $8,479,098. Finance Director Josh Hollinger said the package funds cash financing for a new fire station, keeps the city under state levy limits and results in a roughly $50 decrease in the average city-operations portion of the tax for
Department of Public Health, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut
At a regulatory hearing, the Department of Public Health told a hearing officer that respondent Albertsa Dafinis did not complete required clinical hours and asked for revocation of her nursing license. The respondent's attorney said she is a "victim of fraud" who transferred credits and has worked five years; the hearing moved into executive sesss
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin
The Madison Common Council on Nov. 11 rejected a floor amendment that would have eliminated funding for the Office of the Independent Monitor and the Police Civilian Oversight Board and redirected the money to staff MPD body‑worn cameras. Public commenters, oversight board members and advocates urged keeping OIM funding; the amendment failed on a 3
Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin
After residents presented video and testimony showing tight curb-to-curb clearance and blocked fire-truck access, the Oshkosh Common Council on Nov. 11 approved ordinance 25-575 to prohibit parking on the identified block of Grand Street to preserve emergency vehicle access and public-safety operations.
Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Virginia
Planner Eric Forman said Fairfax County’s boundary committee trimmed large changes but scenario 4 includes two small shifts — one neighborhood moving from Providence-area schools to Oakton and another grouping of townhouses shifting toward Chantilly — prompting board concerns about capacity and demographic effects; members asked staff to track next
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
Frederick recounts technical and political actions that expanded Orlando’s wastewater capacity (spray irrigation, rapid infiltration basins, a 1,600‑acre discharge basin) and the political fight with the county and legislature to finance a downtown arena that helped bring the Orlando Magic.
Department of Public Health, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut
Douglas Arndt, superintendent of Southington Water Department, told a Nov. 10 DPH IUP hearing that a water‑main and lead‑service replacement project on Bristol Street and West Center Street—previously in the SFY2025 IUP—was omitted from the SFY2026 draft and should be reinstated because paving plans make the replacement urgent and eligible for DWS‑
Stow City, Summit County, Ohio
Commission members brainstormed mascot and branding ideas for Stow City while staff outlined an ArtsNow-funded arts master plan by Sabertooth and reported the amphitheater agreement is near finalization; commissioners set homework to narrow mascot options for the January meeting.
Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin
Tarleton Theatre owners sought to close a short alley to create a food‑truck park contiguous with their liquor license; nearby business owners raised delivery, dumpster and parking concerns. Council voted to hold the alley closure request for staff follow‑up and safety/traffic analysis.
Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Virginia
City planner Eric Forman told the Fairfax City School Board that three of four city schools reported membership declines versus projections, with Daniels Run falling by about 70 students; he said a pipeline of multifamily projects could add dozens to more than 100 students over several years depending on unit mix and yield ratios.
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
Frederick recalled being appointed a public defender early in his career, the limited funding for the ninth-circuit office (about $15,500 total) and how he persuaded Orange County to fund the service after Seminole County initially denied funding.
Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin
The council approved an exclusive letter of intent with the United Soccer League, allowing staff and the RDA to begin feasibility discussions about bringing a USL club to Green Bay and exploring stadium/site/ownership options.
Stow City, Summit County, Ohio
The commission outlined the sixth annual Women in Arts exhibit (a citywide showcase of local female artists), set deadlines for entries and installation, and requested volunteers to secure business hosts and handle waivers.
Department of Public Health, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut
At a Nov. 10 public hearing on the Department of Public Health's draft FY2026 DWSRF Intended Use Plan, Richard Baldelli, president of the Lake Lona Shores Condominium Association, asked for a $99,000 loan to complete an atmospheric storage‑tank refurbishment required by DPH by spring 2027; written comments from the association are in the record.
Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Virginia
Acting Superintendent Dan Phillips and Captain Catherine Hawkins told the Fairfax City School Board a revised SRO memorandum of understanding has been reviewed by legal teams and is expected to receive final FCPS sign-off in late November or early December; the agreement will be posted online and all officers and administrators will be required to読
Orlando, Orange County, Florida
Former Orlando mayor Bill Frederick recounts his path from public defender to mayor, how his administration prioritized public safety, built key infrastructure including an arena, and fostered downtown partnerships that expanded services for indigent residents.
Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin
After a marathon public-comment session, the Common Council accepted an Equal Rights Commission advisory report on short‑term rentals and asked staff to draft an ordinance. Owners warned a proposed 7‑night minimum and 180‑day cap would cost livelihoods; ERC members argued limits are needed to protect housing affordability.
Stow City, Summit County, Ohio
The commission collected more than 1,000 crochet rectangles for Warm Up America, will assemble them into blankets for veterans, hospices, the homeless and foster children, and will display the collection on a community tree at the 'Glow with Stow' event Dec. 6.
Warrick County School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The policy committee notified the board that Policy 9001 will be renumbered as Policy 1370; the board also approved removing Policy 9100 and held a first reading of Policy 1350 to reduce speaker time from five to three minutes with a second reading set for Nov. 24, 2025.
American Fork City Council , American Fork, Utah County, Utah
The council recognized Christine Anderson, chair of the American Fork Planning Commission, with the Jean Moser Award for long service and citizen leadership in planning; Anderson thanked staff and highlighted planning’s role in equity and long‑term community quality of life.
Northern Lebanon SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The board recognized students of the month and heard a student council update about successful events including a powder‑puff game and trunk‑or‑treat that drew about 500 children.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
After a formal RFP, the Finance Committee voted to recommend Malden & Jenkins to perform Wausau's city audit; staff noted the firm's lower bid ($80,500) but raised concerns about limited Wisconsin‑specific experience and said outstanding reference checks remain.
Stow City, Summit County, Ohio
At a regular Stow City Arts Commission meeting, two newly appointed members, Tasha and Lindsay, were formally sworn in and offered brief personal introductions; commissioners also reviewed ongoing programs and upcoming event responsibilities.
Warrick County School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The board approved certified and noncertified hires, multiple approved leaves, and the termination of a cafeteria employee effective Oct. 27, 2025; the board also acknowledged several transfers, early return from leave, and resignations with dates in October–November 2025.
American Fork City Council , American Fork, Utah County, Utah
On Nov. 11 the council adopted FY2026 budget adjustments, approved a right‑of‑way/easement with Rocky Mountain Power for infrastructure on city property, and authorized disposition of lost or mislaid property; the consent agenda was also approved unanimously earlier in the meeting.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
The Finance Committee approved retaining Miller Communications for a voter‑education campaign tied to a forthcoming referendum, allocating roughly $52,000 from reserves for communications and a single mailer; the vote passed 3–2 with Alders Tierney and McElhaney opposed.
Northern Lebanon SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The board unanimously adopted the Nov. 11 agenda, approved a robust consent agenda and instructional approvals including an overnight girls-wrestling trip to Williamsport (Jan. 2–3). Several committee appointments were also approved.
Mendocino County, California
Hensel Phelps and Judicial Council are building a new state courthouse in Ukiah (about 80,000 sq ft) on a design-build schedule; speakers cited a project budget around $144 million and a completion target near 2027, with site plans including 160 PV-covered parking stalls and potential adjacent transit-center mixed-use development.
Warrick County School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
The board approved Resolution 2025-16 to transfer $100,000 into Fund 0630 to prefund post-retirement/severance obligations, citing a 2001 state requirement (Senate Bill 199).
American Fork City Council , American Fork, Utah County, Utah
The council, sitting as an appeal authority, reversed the Development Review Committee’s denial of Bach Homes’ Phase 2 final plat (High Point/Lake City Road), approving the application subject to code and staff conditions despite several members calling earlier phases 'asphalt and concrete' and saying the development failed to deliver promised live
Warrick County School Corp, School Boards, Indiana
District officials said the district has received weapons-detection gate units and will begin vendor training Dec. 8, with a live student pilot at Castle High School on the morning of Dec. 9; schools will share instructional videos and a FAQ with parents before wider rollout.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
The Finance Committee approved a 3% cost‑of‑living adjustment for non‑represented city employees, effective Dec. 21, 2025; staff said the date aligns with Workday pay‑period rules and the increase is included in the 2026 budget.
Northern Lebanon SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Finance presenter Leanne Martin told the board the district still needs about $6 million to close out renovation work, with $3.1 million held in escrow. Staff recommended splitting the gap: a $3 million bank loan (parameters to be set in December) and a $3 million transfer from the general fund, with final loan documents to return to the board in J
Mendocino County, California
Phase 4 of the Great Redwood Trail in Ukiah (about 1.5 miles) will add ADA crossings, two pedestrian bridges, rest areas and landscaping. Staff cited a CNRA grant (~$3.6M) plus a Coastal Conservancy award (~$300,000) and said plans call for roughly 200 locally sourced oaks with a three-year hand-watering program.
American Fork City Council , American Fork, Utah County, Utah
The City Council voted to amend the land‑use map for roughly 30.5 acres near 400 East/1100 South from industrial to residential medium density, enabling small‑lot and rental housing; council members required annexation agreement terms to limit density and preserve community standards.
Pendergrass City, Jackson County, Georgia
Council members set a ribbon-cutting for Bruce Park on the 20th and discussed giving the first 24 children engineer hats and train whistles; the dog park behind city hall was estimated to open in about two weeks.
Marquette, Marquette County, Michigan
In a Nov. 11 work session the planning commission reviewed clerical LDC fixes and debated a staff interpretation that could allow extended temporary outdoor sales where parking is not required; commissioners voted to adopt staff‑proposed language edits during the meeting while noting the session was informational.
Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin
The Wausau Finance Committee voted to accept the 2026 beat‑patrol grant for the Wausau Police Department, a recurring grant the city has received previously; department representatives were present for questions and the motion carried.
Mendocino County, California
City staff reviewed streetscape phases: phase 1 completed, phase 2 (about $10.3M) replaced utilities and put infrastructure underground in places, and a phase 3 application (about $9–10M) is pending; the projects include ADA ramps, bike lanes and storm-drain upgrades and were funded through a competitive LPP program and local utility funds.
Utah County Commission, Utah County Commission and Boards, Utah County, Utah
The Utah County Community Reinvestment Agency adopted the Quicksilver Solar Community Reinvestment Project Area Plan and an accompanying draft budget; staff said the draft was available for 30 days as required by statute and tax-increment financing terms will be negotiated with taxing entities via interlocal agreements.
Pendergrass City, Jackson County, Georgia
At a Feb. 11 work session, council members reviewed a revised purchasing policy that adds aggregated dollar thresholds to prevent split purchases, tightens written conflict-of-interest disclosures tied to bids, introduces a 1- and 3-quote informal threshold schedule, and creates a local-vendor preference with price-match opportunities.
Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
The Manitowoc County Board of Supervisors voted to override five partial vetoes to the proposed 2026 budget, restoring a 1% wage increase funded by $370,000 borrowing, $32,000 for Axon AI, $243,000 for Axon body cameras (and a matching tax‑levy line), and full $3 million highway borrowing (reversed from a $2.8M reduction).
Marquette, Marquette County, Michigan
During a master‑plan review tied to Redevelopment Ready Communities recertification, commissioners identified missing elements in the current master plan — notably the absence of a zoning map and district descriptions — and recommended targeted amendments and better documentation of interjurisdictional outreach and asset management.
Mendocino County, California
Staff presented STIP-funded plans for two roundabouts and a bridge replacement on North State Street, including widened bridge structure, better bike/ped facilities and fish-passage work; environmental clearance and right-of-way appraisal are complete or near-complete for the roundabout project.
Homelessness Planning Council Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
HMIS staff told the council HUD updated standards effective Oct. 1, which reduced reported gender fields; members urged a parallel community report retaining demographic detail where possible and requested HMIS committee follow-up.
Clark County, Kentucky
The court agreed to reopen community fund applications through the next Thursday at 4 p.m., schedule a committee review for Nov. 21 at 8:30 a.m., and notify nonprofits via website and social media after noting earlier repayment caused confusion.
Mendocino County, California
MCOG staff described a roughly $56 million Retemeyer Road extension — including a bridge over the Russian River and bike lanes — noting Mendocino County secured about $39 million from a climate-adaptation grant program; staff said environmental and cultural reviews could extend the schedule beyond 2029.
Marquette, Marquette County, Michigan
A DLZ traffic impact study for the College Heights redevelopment near the old hospital anticipates increased traffic volumes and possible level‑of‑service failures at multiple intersections by 2030 and 2050; commissioners asked staff to pursue a presentation or summary for the commission.
HIGHLANDS, School Districts, Florida
At its November 2025 organizational meeting, the Highlands County School Board elected Dr. Isaac Durrance chair and Mason Witten vice chair for 2025–26, approved the 2025–26 meeting calendar, confirmed committee liaisons and approved anticipated out-of-district travel to the Florida School Boards Association conference.
Homelessness Planning Council Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
Carrie Dietz, PEC chair, presented an updated reallocation policy describing voluntary and involuntary movement of CoC funds between programs; the item was informational and will be returned after committee tweaks and review.
Clark County, Kentucky
The court approved amendments and minutes, cash transfers, bills (with 911 fee item pulled for clarification), paving for Hector Road, two fire department promotions, reappointment to the Clark Water District, ethics commission staggered terms, and other routine items; motions were carried by voice votes.
Wallingford-Swarthmore SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The committee reviewed a proposed 2026–27 calendar with an Aug. 31, 2026 start date, built‑in makeup days, 192 teacher days and 181 student days; administration said Muslim holiday dates will be corrected after community feedback and discussed limits on adding more days off because of instructional‑hour requirements under the district contract.
Marquette, Marquette County, Michigan
City planning staff told the Market City Planning Commission that the majority of site-plan reviews in 2024–25 were handled administratively rather than by the commission, and several approved projects — including a bank at the former mall site and the Saloon Pizza at 2025 US‑41 West — have not yet started construction.
Dimmit County, Texas
A proposal to authorize county vehicles and personnel to support a Big Wells food pantry prompted extensive discussion about 'freebies' vs. commodities, 501(c)(3) roles, and prior conflicts; the motion to authorize use of county resources received no second and died. Commissioners asked for clearer language and proper notice before reconsideration.
Homelessness Planning Council Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
Alyssa Fernandez introduced a 14-page grievance procedures manual consolidating COC/HPC complaint routes, suggested alternatives (mediation, restorative justice), and proposed an external grievance review panel; the draft will return after public comment and legal review.
Clark County, Kentucky
Fiscal court approved first readings of rezonings—including Rolling Hills parcels and 2500 Mount Sterling Road—from A-1 to Planned Development; a county planner confirmed the changes align with the 2024 comprehensive plan and cited the county code provision used to evaluate conformity.
Wallingford-Swarthmore SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District staff told the Education Affairs Committee on Nov. 11 that new elementary and secondary curricula will be rolled out over multiple years, with Arts & Letters, a 95% structured‑literacy program and math pilots (Reveal/CPM) phased in; board members requested regular, disaggregated data and clarity on costs and pilot design.
United Nations, Federal
At a launch event in Belém, a speaker described the Tropical Forest Forever Facility as a mechanism to make standing forests more valuable than cleared land, cited a recent loss rate of "18 football fields" of tropical primary forest per minute, and called on governments, development banks and the private sector to provide long-term, predictable, )
Dimmit County, Texas
Dimmit County Commissioners approved construction of a 205‑foot self‑support wireless tower at 554 3rd Street in Asherton, presented by Cole Talbot of Branget Towers; the tower will host T‑Mobile as anchor tenant and is designed to accept up to three additional carriers.
Homelessness Planning Council Meetings, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
Director Calvin told the Homelessness Planning Council the metro rapid response funding pilot aimed to increase local capacity and provide short-term subsidies; members and public commenters pressed for transparency, coordinated-entry safeguards and a formal after-action review.
Gahanna, Franklin County, Ohio
A Gahanna resident questioned the planned at‑grade crossing of I‑270 and suggested alternatives including an under‑ramp tunnel, a small trailhead parking lot to reduce neighborhood spillover, return of decorative bridge lights and uplighting the lower falls.
Clark County, Kentucky
Following discussion about reciprocity and who holds on-scene command, the fiscal court approved a mutual-aid agreement with the city of Winchester; the county attorney reviewed the draft and the county will pursue an automatic-aid agreement next.
United Nations, Federal
In a Security Council briefing, Sima Samibowos said cuts to UN mandates and funding would be "imprudent at best, catastrophic at worst," as South Sudan faces 1.2 million recent arrivals, widespread gender-based violence and stalled political reforms; she urged immediate implementation of a 35% gender quota.
California State Board of Pharmacy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
Board members, schools and students debated reinstating internship hours for pharmacist licensure; the board approved creating a Pharmacy Technician Advisory Committee (PTAC) with an application process and minimum experience guidance while deferring broad internship mandates.
Dimmit County, Texas
ISS Mining and Blue Mining Fiber asked Dimmit County for a nonbinding memorandum of understanding to pursue grants and site engineering for a proposed data center; commissioners raised concerns about groundwater use and a Chapter 312 tax‑abatement request and voted to table the MOU pending legal review.
Gahanna, Franklin County, Ohio
Staff told the Parks & Recreation Board that Paddle Gahanna recorded 644 paddle-boat rentals and 161 kayak rentals in 2025, the department secured an ODNR boating-safety grant (just over $18,000), launched the first-year Gahanna Market, and is moving special-event permitting to OpenGov to streamline cross‑department notifications.
Clark County, Kentucky
County commissioners agreed to advertise a bid for a fire brush truck after staff presented financing options and a $20,000 grant; the court will revisit final financing in December to avoid losing grant funds and will confirm bidding rules with the county attorney.
United Nations, Federal
At COP30 in Belén, Speaker 1 said current Nationally Determined Contributions fall short and urged countries to submit stronger NDCs, scale finance and technology support for developing countries, and pursue deep emissions cuts — "Action requires deep emissions cuts 60% by 2035," the speaker said.
California State Board of Pharmacy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
The enforcement committee discussed making consultation requirements less prescriptive to allow pharmacist professional judgment, highlighted reimbursement and workflow barriers, and recommended clarifying that hospital pharmacies meeting §1710 subdivision (a) are not 'community pharmacies' for CAMR reporting.
City Council, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
Dozens of residents and advocates urged the council to halt or reject renewed consideration of an Inner Harbor desalination plan, citing environmental risks to Corpus Christi Bay, industry influence, distribution priorities and legal/economic concerns; speakers called for more modeling, transparent permitting data and prioritizing reuse and demand‑
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Director Morgan Rogers and park staff reported that the Field 5 turf project’s price increased to $712,765 (driven by stormwater and fencing upgrades); Alpharetta will advance the local youth baseball association’s $106,000 share to keep the project moving. Rogers also reported three bond projects starting Nov. 17 and that the Equestrian Foundation
Centennial SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Student representatives from William Tennant High School and the Middle Bucks Institute of Technology presented fall achievements — marching band scores, speech and debate rankings, fundraising and upcoming open houses and events — during the Nov. 11 Centennial School District board meeting.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The board approved job descriptions for a full-time deputy treasurer and a part-time evidence room manager. The West Bend School District reported that bidding for the new Jackson Elementary School will begin in December–January with construction expected in spring; the Greater Jackson Business Alliance announced a Nov. 19 holiday social and a 'Lit
California State Board of Pharmacy, Other State Agencies, Executive, California
The California State Board of Pharmacy ratified OAL‑requested clarifications to its discontinuance rule and voted to begin rulemaking to update pharmacy‑technician application questions and to extend the technician certification program sunset to 06/30/2027.
City Council, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
Asset Management presented a strategic 10–15 year master plan for the 85‑acre Civitan Service Center to modernize parking, laydown yards, secure assets and consolidate operations across departments; council applauded the plan and asked staff to identify funding sources and phasing for CIP budgeting.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The board approved pay request #4 for the 2025 Hickory Lane reconstruction project for Vinton Construction in the amount of $618,120.14 and heard that punch-list items remain with anticipated closeout in Q1 next year and reseeding in spring.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Cultural Services reported 43 performances and 119 facility days since May, announced public‑art projects (14 manhole murals and Alpha Loop sculptures), and said the arts and culture master plan was approved by the mayor and council; a Cultural Arts Commission workshop is set for Dec. 2.
Centennial SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The Centennial School District Board unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Pennsylvania General Assembly to end the state budget impasse and approved a split consent agenda that included a $27,070.65 sewer repair contract, a retroactive early childhood MOA, multiple personnel items and policy updates including service-animal language.
Mill Creek, Snohomish County, Washington
Staff presented a draft economic development framework emphasizing South Town Center redevelopment, reducing $140M in retail leakage, business retention/outreach, code simplification and public‑private partnerships as ways to diversify revenue and support quality of life.
City Council, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
The council approved rezoning case ZN8855 (William Mays) to RS‑6, allowing phased single‑family development roughly 226 homes on about 69 acres; nearby residents objected to potential access via Amanda Lane, and council and staff emphasized that platting and specific access points will be reviewed later during the platting process.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Community Agriculture staff told the commission the division aims to raise $650,000 to transform the Old Rucker brick house into a community center, targeting completion ahead of Rucker Park construction; the program includes garden plots, greenhouse work and partnerships with North Fulton Community Charities.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The board approved change order #2 (net decrease $8,470.66), pay requests #18 ($28,036.59) and #19 (final, $230,930.58) to JH Hassinger, and reimbursement request #15 to the Clean Water Fund for $296,155.05 related to the 2024 wastewater treatment plant tertiary filters and UV disinfection project.
Kane County, Illinois
The Kane County Human Services Committee voted Nov. 12 to add a required annual employee performance-evaluation policy to the personnel handbook that requires written evaluations be placed in employee files; members asked staff to collect department-specific forms for review.
Mill Creek, Snohomish County, Washington
Council authorized the city manager to execute a cooperative purchasing agreement enabling Mill Creek to use the Port of Everett's Job Order Contract (via Sourcewell/Gordian) to speed small public-works procurements; vote was unanimous.
City Council, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
The council approved design contracts for Fire Station Nos. 9 and 11 with BRW Architects (College Station) despite council discussion about hiring local firms, past station performance and a public allegation about document alteration involving a firm representative; staff said reusing prior designs yields cost savings.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
The commission approved the Youth Athletic Association Banner Policy Renewal and adopted a revised closure‑during‑severe‑weather policy that replaces county language with a city decision tree; both actions passed in routine votes.
Village of Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin
The Village of Jackson board adopted the 2026 general fund, water and sewer utility budgets, a 2025 tax levy for the 2026 budget, and an 18% sewer rate increase effective Jan. 1, 2026. Board members said rate changes reflect user fees and capital needs; the budgets include capital project funding.
Kane County, Illinois
The Kane County Human Services Committee voted unanimously Nov. 12 to renew Magellan Healthcare as the county's employee assistance program provider for the next year, after staff said the EAP was adjusted to three covered visits because the county added first-dollar mental-health coverage to the health plan.
Mill Creek, Snohomish County, Washington
Council approved moving revitalization/preservation/beautification funds (plus $50,000 in savings) to purchase a tandem-axle dump truck with rubber-edged plow and spreader to meet WSDOT equipment requirements and reduce rental costs.
City Council, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
Council approved multiple appointments and contracts (ethics, landmark, library boards), awarded professional services for Public Works and fire‑station design, approved zoning ZN8855, developer reimbursement and airport lease; a proposed roadway master‑plan amendment (Fred's Folly Drive removal) failed.
Bethany Public Schools, School Districts, Oklahoma
The board entered executive session under 25 O.S. §307(B)(1) to discuss employment of personnel (entered 7:02 p.m., exited 7:22 p.m., no votes taken in session) and subsequently approved hires listed in Addendum A with approvals recorded on a roll call; hires are pending successful background checks.
Benton County, Minnesota
The board voted to split the 0.88% Minnesota paid leave contribution evenly between county and nonunion employees starting Jan. 1; Monty said the county can review the state plan after the first year and has the option to move to a private plan later under statutory timing rules.
Humboldt County, California
The Fortuna Planning Commission approved design review resolution PDash2025Dash3140 to allow a 1,760 sq ft garden center and a 1,855 sq ft feed storage addition at Tractor Supply, finding the work exempt from CEQA under Guidelines §15061(b)(3) and §15301(e). No public comment was received.
Mill Creek, Snohomish County, Washington
After a detailed presentation of five revenue scenarios, the Mill Creek City Council voted to add chapters 3.14 and 3.18 to the municipal code, imposing a 5% utility occupation tax (excluding storm/surface water) and a matching manufactured-gas use tax; council directed staff to seek $160,000 of permanent expense reductions and prepared for a June
City Council, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
City Manager Peter Zanoni and Corpus Christi Water interim COO Nick Winkelman told the council the Eastern Well Field is online, the Western Well Field aims for partial operations this year and full operation by May 2026, and the Evangeline Laguna project is planned for up to 24 MGD; reuse projects targeting roughly 3 MGD at two plants were also sk
Benton County, Minnesota
County administrator Monty told commissioners the new government center budget includes allowances for furniture, fixtures and equipment and a contingency; he cited a project budget of $24,000,002.38, $5.2 million in CIP cash, and a Contegrity estimate for demolition/parking. He characterized social-media claims disputing those facts as false.
Bethany Public Schools, School Districts, Oklahoma
District staff described a high-school RTI program called 'brick and mortar' (Wednesdays, ~10:40–11:20), a Bronco Derby fundraiser that raised roughly $15,000–$16,000, a middle-school food drive, and new VR headsets for special education transition and instruction.
Garden City, Ada County, Idaho
The council held a second-reading action on Ordinance 10 58-25 to prohibit motorized watercraft on the Boise River. City legal staff recommended treating violations as an infraction with a $100 fine plus court costs and noted carve-outs for public-safety agencies and park staff; no carve-out was provided for private HOA maintenance launches.
Glynn County, Georgia
County guest Bill Fallon recapped October’s Frat Beach crowd issues, reported SPLOST revenues above budget, said Canal Road roundabout is wrapping up and announced the Dec. 2 Christmas tree lighting at Saint Simons Island pier.
NEW KENT CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
At its Nov. 11 meeting the New Kent County School Board recognized Veterans Day programming, named New Kent Middle and High Schools as Virginia Distinguished Purple Star Schools, celebrated Quentin Pre‑K’s excellence honor roll distinction, and heard a public comment from a 4‑H ambassador urging broader 4‑H integration.
Benton County, Minnesota
The drainage authority heard staff and public testimony on a petition to remove 0.33 acres from the benefited area of County Ditch 12; attorney Cale explained the legal standard under Minnesota Statutes §103E.805 and staff and public opposed and supported different positions. The board set a follow-up public hearing for Dec. 16 at 10:00 a.m.
Bethany Public Schools, School Districts, Oklahoma
The Bethany Public Schools Board voted to approve the district’s 2026 regular board meeting calendar after a roll-call vote; board members Palmer, Yates, Reinhardt and Jaggers were recorded as voting yes.
Glynn County, Georgia
Glynn County’s GIS office will host a public GIS Day on Nov. 19 at the county library (10 a.m.–2 p.m.) to demonstrate mapping tools, the drone program and emergency dashboards, staff said on Golden Isles TV’s Good News Glenn.
Montgomery County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
MCPS proposes a larger outdoor-play/athletics bucket and recommends new or replacement turf at several high schools; staff cited 8'12-year useful life (10-year planning) and said organic infills and recycling commitments have reduced prior environmental concerns, while board members pressed for comparative data and pilot results.
Montgomery County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
Staff reminded the board that a 2017'18 ADA assessment created priority 1'5 listings and said FY27 will emphasize priority-1 accessibility (entrances, parking) while restroom renovations and BIMPI funds will be used to address special-education modifications and program needs; staff promised follow-up cost and ranking detail.