Rogers prepares for possible November 2026 bond proposal
Rogers leaders are preparing a bond proposal expected to reach voters in November 2026, but the amount, projects and ballot language remain unsettled.
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Schaumburg approves $379.6 million budget for village projects
Schaumburg’s Village Board approved the FY2026-27 budget, which continues funding for a new Village Hall and police station using accumulated reserves.
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Odessa schools listed for $38,000 state modernization planning grant
Odessa school facilities are included in Washington’s 2026 supplemental small-district modernization planning list for HVAC, roof and plumbing work.
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Estes Park water master plan puts more than $100 million in upgrades on the town’s long-term agenda
Estes Park trustees adopted a 2026 Water Master Plan calling for more than $100 million in water-system improvements over the next two decades, while leaving project costs, financing and construction timing unresolved.
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Overland Park advances regional-pool plan as Stonegate’s future narrows
Overland Park officials advanced a regional-pool strategy that would shape Bluejacket Park and eventually close Stonegate Pool, pending a final council vote.
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Tigard Voters Reject Bond for Police, Public Works Facility
Tigard voters rejected a bond for a combined police and public-works facility on May 19, leaving aging municipal buildings in place as officials reconsider next steps.
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Jacksonville adopts five-year parks plan with estimated $2.5 million investment
The Jacksonville City Council adopted a 2026 Parks and Recreation Master Plan intended to guide park-system investment over five years, with an estimated $2.5 million investment.
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Dallas advances ODOT-funded Godsey Road project as August work sessions resume
Dallas is continuing engineering and project planning for Godsey Road under an Oregon Department of Transportation grant, with City Council meetings scheduled in August.
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Dunedin receives $4.7 million in 2026-27 state budget appropriations
Florida’s signed 2026-27 budget includes $4.7 million for projects in Dunedin, though individual projects and allocation amounts have not yet been identified.
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Albert Lea recreation package is $63,000 over budget after City Arena costs rise
An Albert Lea City Council breakdown shows the voter-approved recreation projects package is $63,000 over budget, with City Arena costs exceeding the original estimate by more than $220,000.
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Lake Villa village board receives CMAP NEXT implementation plan
The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning presented an updated NEXT Program implementation action plan to the Lake Villa Village Board on July 10, 2026.
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Estes Park adopts plan for more than $100 million in water upgrades
Estes Park’s water meets health standards today, but a newly adopted plan outlines more than $100 million in long-term upgrades—without approving rates or construction.
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Newton Approves FY27 Budget, Setting Up School and Facility Planning
Newton MA – The FY2027 budget is now in effect, boosting school funding and setting aside planning money for Ward/Underwood, Newton South, and police facilities.
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Huntsville City Schools won partial release from federal desegregation oversight. What changed and what comes next
Huntsville AL – A federal judge granted Huntsville City Schools partial unitary status on April 13, ending oversight in two areas while facilities remains under review.