Yucaipa Regional Park to Host August 8 Hot Summer Nights Event
San Bernardino County Regional Parks will host an August 8 evening at Yucaipa Regional Park with family activities, food trucks, a movie and a drone show.
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Tinley Park schedules Aug. 13 Remediate 280 meeting
The Tinley Park-Park District will hold a Remediate 280 Committee meeting Aug. 13, creating a near-term public venue for project updates.
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Apple Valley Opens Data-Center Zoning Study
Apple Valley has posted an interim-use data-center zoning study and a separate hearing notice for 5550 Upper 147th Street.
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Chicopee school projects remain in planning, with no final approval yet
State records show continued planning for a Barry Elementary replacement and related Szetela site work, while separate sidewalk upgrades are proposed near Streiber School.
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West Haven Council Set to Review Final Downtown Development Plan
West Haven’s City Council agenda for Aug. 5 includes the final Downtown Master Development Plan, but no approval or funding decision is confirmed.
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Fountain Valley Makes Police Hiring Incentives Permanent
Fountain Valley will keep offering bonuses to police officers and dispatchers after a recruitment pilot brought 16 new personnel to the department.
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Anderson water project nears milestone as pipe upgrades continue
Anderson says its comprehensive water project is nearing a major milestone, with water-main work and lead and galvanized pipe replacement continuing.
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Red Cat Plans Lowndes County Facility Tied to Valdosta Partnership
Red Cat subsidiary Blue Ops plans a Lowndes County manufacturing facility expected to create hundreds of jobs through a partnership involving Valdosta.
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Bartlett board scheduled to consider Union Depot development contract
Bartlett’s Industrial Development Board was scheduled to review a mixed-use contract tied to Union Depot 1st Addition Phase on Aug. 6.
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Olympia council starts review of worker affordability policies
The Olympia City Council approved a phased review of worker affordability and workplace protections, with possible policy decisions targeted for March 2027.
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Perth Amboy Sets Aug. 12 Hearing on Proposed $102.2M Budget
Perth Amboy’s proposed 2026 budget would reduce surplus use but could add an estimated $213 to the municipal portion of the average tax bill.
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Albany council sets Aug. 26 hearing on development-code changes
Albany’s City Council continued a hearing on development-code amendments after a track-changes problem, with the next hearing set for Aug. 26.
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Burleson police headquarters expansion remains on track for fall 2027
Construction is advancing on Burleson’s police headquarters expansion and remodel, a voter-approved project with a reported budget above $46 million.
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Plainfield approves three redevelopment agreements amid budget shortfall
Plainfield City Council approved three redevelopment agreements tied to proposed apartments, a municipal complex and potential revenue as the city faces a budget shortfall.
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Monterey Park Housing Overlay Faced Measure JJ Voter Hurdle
Monterey Park’s City Council was scheduled to review the Vacant-to-Vibrant MPK housing overlay, but Measure JJ requires voter ratification before it can advance.
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Taylorsville Sets Annexation Hearing as Police Budget Advances
Taylorsville officials set an August 4 hearing on a proposed annexation while advancing a 2026-27 budget with expanded police staffing.
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Revised environmental review advances Fresno courthouse project
A revised environmental report for Fresno’s planned 36-courtroom state courthouse was posted July 17, opening another stage of public and agency review.
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Court appoints receiver for Riverside motel cited for crime, violations
A Riverside court has appointed a receiver to take control of Riverside Inn & Suites after the city cited alleged narcotics activity and code violations.
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Salt Lake City Council weighs limits on police plate readers
Salt Lake City officials are considering rules for automated license-plate readers, raising questions about police access, data retention and privacy safeguards.
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OKC keeps data-center moratorium, adds two project exemptions
Oklahoma City will pause most new data-center applications through 2026, while two additional projects can proceed under a May amendment.
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Jacksonville Opens Public Review of Proposed $2.03 Billion Budget
Mayor Donna Deegan’s proposed Jacksonville budget would set spending priorities for 2026-27, with town halls scheduled across the city through Sept. 21.
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Milwaukee Expands Residency Incentive for City Employees
Milwaukee’s 2026 salary ordinance includes a 4% residency allowance, while officials promote a targeted public-safety initiative tied to recruitment.