Elk Grove’s 5:00 p.m. Aug. 7 nomination deadline is four days away. The latest city filing snapshot lists five people across the mayoral and District 2 and District 4 council races, but it is not the final ballot.
Wichita ratified an emergency purchase of replacement regulators after flooding damaged equipment in the airfield electrical vault at Eisenhower National Airport.
Beaumont’s regular nomination deadline is Friday, Aug. 7, for three City Council seats, city treasurer and city clerk. A conditional extension could run through 5 p.m. Aug. 12.
California’s SB 79 is now operative near qualifying transit stops, while Mountain View separately prepares an R3 zoning update that could affect a much broader share of the city’s housing.
Candidates for Santa Barbara mayor and City Council Districts 4, 5 and 6 must file completed nomination papers by 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7. A mayoral extension to Aug. 12 is possible only if the incumbent does not file.
Aurora officials will consider a proposed engineering amendment of up to $62,000 for planned improvements at Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue, but no final City Council action is scheduled for Aug. 4.
Cabot, AR, adopted a water-rate schedule that keeps listed residential inside-city water charges flat through 2032 under the current Central Arkansas Water purchase agreement. A separate Cabot WaterWorks study models an 83% increase only if the utility shifts to buying all of its water from CAW.
Candidates for five South San Francisco offices must submit signed nomination documents by 5 p.m. Friday, with a conditional extension available in some races.
Harrisonburg City Council’s July 28 resolution directs HPD to stop using 33 Flock cameras within seven days, pursue contract termination and camera removal, and seek council approval before any future stationary ALPR system.
Madison police and fire officials presented future staffing, station, apparatus and equipment priorities that could shape city budgets, but no final spending or hiring commitments were approved.
Riverton adopted two ordinances July 21 changing approximately 3.6 acres along South Redwood Road from RR-22 to RM-6 zoning. The action allows smaller minimum lots and a higher stated density standard, but it does not approve a subdivision or construction project.
Bellevue’s council will review the planned 500-device Lime micromobility program on August 4, six days before its scheduled August 10 launch.
A July 29 KCDC hearing examined Knoxville’s proposed North Waterfront redevelopment plan and possible tax-increment financing. The draft plan sets financial limits, but City and Knox County approvals remain ahead.
Mukilteo’s Planning Commission held a July 16 public hearing on a proposed 2026 update to the city’s 2024–2044 Comprehensive Plan, including land-use and zoning changes for two 44th Avenue properties and waterfront Lot 5. The hearing is complete, but the package still requires City Council action and does not authorize construction.
Jersey City’s HEDC reported about $34 million in 2025 revenue while its proposed 2026 budget totals about $9.21 million, putting inspections, housing enforcement and staffing at the center of the city’s fiscal debate.
Greenville’s proposed 1% municipal sales tax remains pending after unanimous first-reading approval, with a second reading expected Aug. 10.
Highland’s nomination period closes August 7 at 5 p.m. The latest unofficial list shows returned papers in District 2, one qualified District 4 filing and another set of papers issued.
Garden Grove’s Aug. 11 City Council meeting will introduce Zoom and telephone participation, including live public comment alongside in-person attendance.
Dalhart City Council minutes show unanimous adoption of Resolution 2026-12 on July 13 for a DEDC Type B project with the Dallam-Hartley Counties Healthcare Foundation. The proposal could use up to $1 million in sales-tax proceeds for a nursing-home development near FM 281, but final funding and performance terms remain undisclosed.
Fort Collins has advanced a measure tied to former Prospect Energy well closures, with a second council reading scheduled for August 18 as Larimer County organizes a broader 50-well cleanup.
Candidates for Santa Clarita City Council Districts 2, 4 and 5 have until 5 p.m. Friday, August 7, to file for the November 3 municipal election.
Tulsa voters registered by July 31 can prepare for the August 25 city election, with the absentee-ballot request deadline and in-person voting dates still ahead.
