Brooklyn Park sets August hearings for planning applications
Brooklyn Park’s planning schedule sets an Aug. 12 Planning Commission hearing and an Aug. 24 City Council date for applications filed by July 3.
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Citrus Heights approves police-department restructuring amid cost pressure
The Citrus Heights City Council approved a police-department restructuring intended to manage compensation costs and align operational responsibilities.
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Corpus Christi Sets Aug. 11 Hearings on Two Rezoning Cases
Corpus Christi will hold three public hearings Aug. 11 on two rezoning cases and the proposed annexation of the Weber Crosstown Dollar General property.
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El Segundo sets August workshop on Vision 2050 land-use alternatives
El Segundo is refining Vision 2050 land-use alternatives ahead of a planned Planning Commission community workshop in August and a City Council study session in September.
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Huntington City Council calendar sets July and August dates, but no major action is confirmed
Huntington has posted a July 13 City Council agenda and listed August 10 and 11 council dates, but available official material does not identify a confirmed project, vote or service change.
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Harrisonburg Primary Moves Two Council Seats Toward Nov. 3 Vote
Harrisonburg’s Aug. 4 dual primary included two Democratic City Council nominations. The next major date in the contest is the Nov. 3 general election.
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Huntington Park voters will decide council term limits in November
Huntington Park voters will decide Nov. 3, 2026, whether to impose new City Council term limits. The proposal is not yet in effect.
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St. Louis Park advances full replacement of zoning-code chapter
St. Louis Park posted a proposal replacing all of its zoning-code chapter for a second City Council reading, but adoption has not been confirmed.
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The Colony council approves purchasing-policy amendment as development reviews continue
The Colony City Council approved an amendment to finance policy 100.07, Purchasing, while the city posted a public hearing notice for a Community Development Corporation project.
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Bridgeport Council Held Its Only Regular August Meeting
Bridgeport City Council met Aug. 3 under the city’s reduced summer schedule. The official agenda and vote records are needed to confirm specific action.
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Hayward business-tax measure heads toward November ballot
Hayward’s proposed business-tax update faces an August 7 filing deadline before a November vote that could produce about $12 million a year.
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Santa Rosa adopts $575.9 million budget with 27 job cuts
Santa Rosa’s City Council unanimously adopted a $575.9 million budget, eliminating 27 positions and using reserves as larger deficits loom.
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Novato City Council Nomination Period Closes Aug. 7 for Three Seats
Novato’s nomination period for the Nov. 3 city election closes Aug. 7, with District 2, 4 and 5 council seats on the ballot.
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Murray sets hearings on development rules, power fees and 2026-27 budget
Murray City Council has scheduled August hearings on multifamily development rules, power-impact fees, land-use classifications and the 2026-27 budget.
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Murfreesboro council approves west-side police precinct
The Murfreesboro City Council approved a new west-side police precinct, tying the public-safety project to the city’s growth and service needs.
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West Sacramento Publishes Draft Five-Year Housing Plan
West Sacramento published a draft plan for housing and community development from 2026 through 2030, beginning a public review process before adoption.
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Richmond Advances Proposed School-Facilities Sales Tax Referendum
Richmond officials advanced a proposed sales-tax question for school facilities, but voters have not approved a tax and ballot placement remained unresolved.
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Apple Valley Opens Data-Center Zoning Study
Apple Valley has posted an interim-use data-center zoning study and a separate hearing notice for 5550 Upper 147th Street.
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Olympia council starts review of worker affordability policies
The Olympia City Council approved a phased review of worker affordability and workplace protections, with possible policy decisions targeted for March 2027.
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Perth Amboy Sets Aug. 12 Hearing on Proposed $102.2M Budget
Perth Amboy’s proposed 2026 budget would reduce surplus use but could add an estimated $213 to the municipal portion of the average tax bill.
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Buffalo Seeks Answers on City Water System as It Recruits Building Inspector
The City of Buffalo is listing a water-studies announcement alongside openings for a building inspector/code-enforcement officer and a planner, with several municipal meetings scheduled in August.
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Gardena Certifies June Election Results and Seats New Officials
Gardena adopted Resolution No. 6743 certifying its June 2 municipal election and seated Mayor Tasha Surda and other newly elected officials.