Rush County Schools approved financial and operational measures July 14 as administrators prepared for the 2026-27 school year and monitored enrollment’s effect on state education revenue.
A Marion County moratorium was blocking data-center construction as Palmyra officials and residents discussed infrastructure, noise, water and electricity concerns in July.
A March 11 New Jersey court filing documents Far Hills’ ongoing affordable-housing compliance process, but does not set a final unit obligation or approve construction.
The Town of Walton published notice of a public hearing for Local Law 3 of 2026, a proposed one-year moratorium on solar-energy facilities.
The Town of Grand Island says VEPO Metering will replace water meters across the island beginning in July 2026, with the work expected to continue for about a year.
Ephrata’s 2026 street-preservation project reached listed closeout July 17, with total project costs of $661,871 and work on selected city streets.
Hundreds gathered in Lowden on June 27 for an America 250 celebration that doubled as a fundraiser for future improvements to Lowden Memorial Park.
A Michigan DNR rehabilitation project at Houghton Lake Flats will close the South Unit gazebo and fishing platform during construction expected to run from summer into fall 2026.
Pekin’s Technology Park remains an active development project while road construction and wastewater-overflow improvements continue through 2026.
Clemson officials are reviewing a parking study while city-announced closures and detours affect College Avenue, SC 93 and North Clemson Avenue ahead of fall move-in.
Wilbraham has opened a request for information on possible adaptive reuse, redevelopment, leasing, partnerships or purchases involving four municipal properties. Responses are due Aug. 19.
Rolfe and Pocahontas County are moving forward with a proposed 28E agreement for law-enforcement coverage, but final terms and an effective date remain unclear.
The New Hampshire Governor and Executive Council authorized a $61,137.50 grant agreement with Ossipee and Meredith for exotic aquatic-plant control in designated water bodies.
Eligible Green residents and small businesses were slated to receive enrollment letters for a NOPEC electric-aggregation term beginning in June 2026, but the city notice does not list rates, savings or an opt-out deadline.
A grant announced June 18 will fund lockdown safety shades on every public classroom door in Wythe County Public Schools, adding to previously funded door barricades.
College Park officials have responded to a Georgia attorney general inquiry into two special-called meetings, including a June 28 meeting held in Savannah. Complaints and a lawsuit remain active.
An April 2026 NCDOT project list identifies pedestrian-safety work at the NC 12 and Schooner Ridge Drive intersection, but it does not yet provide a construction start date or final design.
Rockingham County’s Urban Growth Area and Urban Development Area framework includes Mount Crawford and guides how future development and infrastructure may be planned.
Sumter County’s Public Works Department is starting milling and resurfacing on several roads in The Villages on July 22, 2026.
Lindale’s East Centennial Boulevard project was awarded for construction in August 2024 and is expected to open to traffic in 2026, according to the city’s budget.
Stanwood has announced a new water-main project on Cedarhome Drive and Park Drive, while Snohomish County approved up to $1.75 million for emergency repairs to the Skagit Bay Dike west of the city.
Middletown’s annual paving program continued through July, with city notices warning residents and businesses to prepare for possible access, parking, noise and travel disruptions.
