Indianapolis Council Weighs Eliminating Parking Minimums Citywide
Proposal 237-2026 would direct Indianapolis development officials to eliminate minimum parking requirements across the consolidated city and Marion County.
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Detroit details four-day response after July storms cut power to 78,000 customers
Detroit’s July storm response included traffic-signal repairs, tree removal, wellness checks and recovery aid after outages affected about 78,000 customers.
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Minneapolis council rejects proposed 75-day police drone pilot
The Minneapolis City Council rejected a no-cost Skydio contract, blocking a proposed 75-day police drone pilot focused on the Fourth Precinct.
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CMPD Reports Midyear Reductions in Several Crime Categories
CMPD’s July 15 update reports steady reductions in several Charlotte-Mecklenburg crime categories, but does not provide full-year totals or percentage changes.
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Clark County submits Las Vegas Valley ozone plan to EPA
Clark County submitted a federal ozone-attainment plan for the Las Vegas Valley in July 2026, covering monitoring, transportation and emissions controls.
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Austin manager proposes $6.6 billion budget amid fiscal pressure
Austin City Manager T.C. Broadnax proposed a $6.6 billion operating budget July 16 as the City Council begins reviewing service priorities and reductions.
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Seattle Council Puts 10-Year Transit Measure on November Ballot
Seattle voters will decide in November 2026 whether to approve a proposed 10-year transit funding measure before the current package expires in April 2027.
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Boston committee advances Monument Square district study
Boston’s Monument Square study committee reviewed public feedback and planning for a possible historic district in Charlestown during an August 5 virtual meeting.
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Dallas police training center set for August milestone, September groundbreaking
A Dallas project memo schedules completion of preconstruction services in August 2026 and a September groundbreaking for a police training center at UNT Dallas.
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Wyoming sets Aug. 18 meetings for development and housing matters
Wyoming’s Planning Commission and Housing Commission are scheduled to meet Aug. 18, with development review and a draft public-housing plan on the agenda calendar.
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VTA Sets Aug. 21 Deadline for Milpitas Transit Center Proposals
Developers have until Aug. 21 to submit plans for a 1.7-acre VTA parcel beside Milpitas BART and light rail, with future housing and commerce at stake.
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Bloomington City Council sets Aug. 10 meeting amid busy policy calendar
Bloomington’s City Council will meet Aug. 10 as planning, zoning, housing and other municipal boards move through a busy August schedule.
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Missoula Opens Public Review of FY2027 Preliminary Budget
Missoula has posted its FY2027 preliminary budget, beginning the public review and City Council process that will shape city spending and services.
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Plymouth Seeks Approval for $135 Million Recreation Plan
Plymouth is seeking state approval for a proposed half-cent sales tax that could send a $135 million recreation plan to voters in November.
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Lakeville Opens Public Input for 2050 Comprehensive Plan
Lakeville has begun seeking resident input for Envision Lakeville, a long-range planning process that will help shape land use, housing and services through 2050.
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Upland budget sets two-year targets for services and development
Upland’s new two-year budget materials outline capital planning, housing-element work and development-service targets through fiscal years 2026-27 and 2027-28.
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Alhambra zoning changes set for August 24 council vote
Alhambra’s City Council advanced zoning and General Plan changes that could reshape development rules, with final adoption scheduled for August 24.
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Apex Council to Hear Annexation and Rezoning Cases Aug. 11
Apex Town Council will hear two annexation cases, related rezonings and a Veridea plan amendment Aug. 11 as the town reviews future growth.
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SDDOT lowers I-90 speed limit west of Rapid City for Sturgis Rally
A temporary 65-mph limit, traffic signals and a U.S. 385 construction pause will affect travel through Rapid City during the 2026 Sturgis Rally.
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Largo’s $85 Million Horizon West Bay Enters Its First Operating Season
Largo’s Horizon West Bay opened May 19 with a new City Hall, restaurant and retail space, and more public uses continuing to come online.
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Pharr breaks ground on 83,567-square-foot civic facility
Pharr has begun construction on a multi-use facility at U.S. 281 and Ferguson Avenue that will support city services, emergency planning and community programs.
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Lynchburg Finishes Drilling Phase of Blackwater CSO Tunnel
Lynchburg says crews have completed drilling for the Blackwater CSO tunnel, a major wastewater project linking downtown with the CSO 52 site.