Rush Springs Public Schools posts April 13 board agenda ahead of 2026-27 school year
Rush Springs Public Schools’ official board portal lists 2026 meeting materials, including an April 13 agenda, but no new board action was established.
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Maple Plain’s 2026 street projects move into construction season with full downtown utility reconstruction
Maple Plain plans downtown street and utility reconstruction, along with Industrial Street resurfacing and watermain replacement, beginning in May or June.
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Queens Community Board 14 backs DOT safety upgrades near Waterside School in Rockaway Beach
Queens Community Board 14 voted 34-0 to support a letter urging the New York City Department of Transportation to advance proposed safety changes near Waterside School.
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Warren County intends to award Staley Road repaving contract in Franklin Township
Warren County adopted a May 26 notice of intent to award the FY25 CDBG contract for repaving Staley Road in Franklin Township.
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Tyrone says Microsoft data-center project has not reached permitting stage
The Town of Tyrone says the Microsoft data-center project approved in March 2024 had no site plan or permit applications as of May 2026.
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Wind Gap posts 2026 council agenda and minutes archive for public review
Wind Gap Borough’s official archive includes the June 16, 2026 council record, giving residents a current starting point for reviewing municipal government activity.
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Alabama attorney general announces two arrests tied to Fort Deposit absentee-ballot investigation
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced two arrests involving alleged unlawful use of absentee ballots in Fort Deposit’s August 2025 municipal election.
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Lawtey placed under additional boil-water notice after water-main break
An additional boil-water notice was reported in Lawtey on July 22 after a water-main break, affecting normal tap-water use for residents and businesses.
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Diamond Bar voters will decide proposed 1% sales-tax measure
The Diamond Bar City Council placed a proposed 1% local sales-tax measure on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot for voters to decide.
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Collierville advances Schilling Farms WTD II site-plan review
Schilling Farms WTD II has a June development agreement and May site-plan set, with Collierville review milestones scheduled for Aug. 6, 13 and 27.
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Ocoee Begins 2026-27 Budget Process Ahead of September Hearings
Ocoee’s 2026-27 budget process includes an August workshop, a possible second session and September hearings that will set the city’s millage rate and budget.
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Battle Creek oversight board schedules special meeting for Aug. 12
Battle Creek’s Community Oversight Board is scheduled to meet Aug. 12 at the Doris Hale Facility, though the city has not posted substantive agenda items.
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Bothell Begins Review of Regional Fire-Service Partnership
Bothell’s City Council has started evaluating a possible move into a regional fire authority, but no merger, tax rate or final annexation decision has been approved.
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Pinellas Park awarded $2 million in state appropriations
Pinellas Park announced a $2 million state appropriation, but the city has not identified the project, spending plan or timeline for the money.
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Lone Sky 3 industrial project rises in Prescott Valley
A 62,800-square-foot flex-industrial project is under vertical development at 9200 E. Florentine Road, with 10 planned suites.
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Columbus Opens Partner Search for Downtown 2030 Redevelopment
Columbus has opened two development-partner tracks for Downtown 2030, with a July 21 milestone that could shape the next phase of downtown planning.
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Clermont Updates Three Plans That Shape Future Growth
Clermont is working with DPZ CoDesign on updates to its Comprehensive Plan, Form Based Code and Downtown Master Plan, but no final changes have been adopted.
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Normal Electric Aggregation Sets Rates Through August 2027
Normal electric-aggregation participants have a 14-month steady-rate period, covering meter reads from June 2026 through August 2027.
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Everett’s ARPA-Funded Community Meal Program Will End Aug. 31
Everett will end its ARPA-funded community meal program on Aug. 31, 2026. The city’s announcement does not identify a replacement service.
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Galveston, port advance joint mobility study for waterfront traffic
The Port of Galveston and City of Galveston are planning a joint mobility study to assess port traffic and guide future waterfront transportation decisions.
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Pensacola airport receives $425,000 grant for roadway planning
Pensacola International Airport has received a $425,000 federal BUILD grant for a terminal roadway planning study, but construction is not yet approved.
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Joplin police open applications for 2026 Citizens Police Academy
Joplin residents can apply for the police department’s 2026 Citizens Police Academy, a program focused on firsthand learning about police work and public safety.