League City to Present Proposed FY2027 Tax Rate Aug. 11
League City will present its certified property-tax roll and proposed FY2027 tax rate Aug. 11, ahead of public hearings and adoption votes.
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Hialeah schedules Aug. 11 council meeting amid fiscal 2027 budget process
Hialeah’s next listed City Council meeting is Aug. 11, after July meetings were canceled and as the city’s fiscal 2027 budget process moves forward.
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Olney applies for up to $10 million in state water-infrastructure funding
The Olney City Council unanimously authorized City Administrator Andy Wolfe to seek up to $10 million through a Texas Water Development Board program established under House Bill 500.
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Jackson Delays Decision on Downtown Parking-Meter Contract
Jackson officials will not cancel the downtown parking-meter contract yet while the city attorney reviews the financial and legal consequences.
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Springfield approves $5.3 million Axon body-camera contract
Springfield City Council approved a 10-year Axon contract for 285 police body cameras, replacing the department’s WatchGuard system used since 2021.
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Shreveport City Council schedules Aug. 11 meeting
Shreveport City Council is scheduled to meet Aug. 11 at Government Plaza, with an administrative conference set for the previous day.
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Sterling Heights Begins First Comprehensive Police Department Review
Sterling Heights has launched its first comprehensive strategic review of the police department, with a possible focus on operations, leadership and staffing.
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Burnsville Police City Hall project remains on track for September phase one
Burnsville says its $100 million Police City Hall project remains on schedule, with the first phase due in September 2026 and police additions to follow.
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Davis Measure W sets Nov. 3 vote on Willowgrove changes
Davis voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve General Plan and land-use changes for Willowgrove, including residential and park designations.
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Victoria Releases Draft 2026 CDBG Action Plan
Victoria has released a draft 2026 CDBG action plan, with public input planned for July and City Council approval of funding allocations expected in August.
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Rowlett council authorizes up to $32.8 million for city projects
Rowlett officials approved debt authorizations for streets, parks, public-safety vehicles, facilities and water-sewer infrastructure, with pricing expected in August.
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Chandler Ends Use of Flock License-Plate Readers After Audit Anomaly
Chandler ended its use of about 40 Flock license-plate cameras after an audit found an anomaly, putting renewal plans and privacy safeguards on hold.
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Kyle Council Begins Review of Proposed 2026-27 City Budget
Kyle has posted its proposed 2026-27 budget for public review, with City Council set to discuss the plan during a series of late-July and August meetings.
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Walnut Creek Filing Deadline Ends With Candidate List Pending
Walnut Creek’s regular filing deadline has passed for three local offices, but the city has not yet posted the final candidate field.
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Corpus Christi budget proposal confronts nearly $1 million shortfall
Corpus Christi’s proposed FY 2027 budget responds to a nearly $1 million General Fund revenue shortfall and lower-than-planned property values.
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Rainsville posts current subdivision-development submission process
Rainsville’s June 2 notice directs subdivision applicants to submit a property’s legal description to City Hall, but names no specific project.
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East Orange Lists 2,000-Unit Pipeline, $100M Infrastructure Plan
East Orange says more than 2,000 homes are in its development pipeline and outlines over $100 million in proposed FY 2026 park, street and water upgrades.
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Lake Elsinore Adopts Fiscal 2026–27 City Budget
Lake Elsinore has approved its fiscal 2026–27 budget, setting the city’s operating framework for municipal programs and services through the coming fiscal year.
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Elk Grove approves $11.15 million purchase for future city growth
The Elk Grove City Council approved buying three commercial properties near City Hall, including a Studio Court office building for future city and police expansion.
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Chino Hills Council Nomination Period Closes; Extension Possible
Chino Hills closed regular nominations for three City Council districts, but an incumbent-related extension could keep filing open in some districts.
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Rancho Cucamonga Lists Six Prospective 2026 Election Candidates
Rancho Cucamonga has listed six people who pulled nomination papers for the 2026 municipal election, but filing and qualification remain unconfirmed.
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Brookland adopts water and sewer rates through 2030
Brookland enacted Ordinance 2026-06 establishing a multiyear water and sewer rate schedule, but the accessible city records do not show individual rate amounts or tier effective dates.