Huntington Park Voters Will Decide Whether to Cut City Council Term Limits
Huntington Park voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to replace the current three-term limit with a proposed two-term lifetime cap for City Council service.
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Olathe’s new comprehensive plan begins shaping future development decisions
Elevate Olathe is guiding staff’s recommendation for a proposed mixed-use project at 133rd Street and Black Bob Road before the Aug. 4 City Council decision.
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Buda Council vacancy headed toward November special election for At-Large Position 1
Buda Council Member Matt Smith announced his intent to resign from At-Large Position 1, and the city has scheduled an August 4 vote on whether to call a special election for the unexpired term. Joshua Edmond was listed as filed, while the city’s general-election filing deadline is 5 p.m. August 17.
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Chattanooga council weighs proposed $500,000 storefront and retail agreement
Chattanooga City Council is scheduled to consider a proposed $500,000 RiverCity Company agreement for storefront improvements and retail recruitment on August 11, but key eligibility, funding and accountability terms remain undisclosed.
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Cincinnati sets Westwood hearing on proposed 167-unit Westline Flats
Cincinnati’s Housing & Growth Committee is scheduled to hear a proposed rezoning for 167 affordable apartments at 2323 Ferguson Road in Westwood on August 4, before a City Council consideration listed for August 5.
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Durham City Council prepares for August cultural roadmap review
Durham’s joint city-county Cultural Roadmap is moving toward August presentations and possible adoption actions, but funding, staffing and implementation remain unsettled.
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Easthampton Council Resolution Seeks State Investigation of Federal Agents
Easthampton’s July 15 council resolution asks Massachusetts prosecutors to examine alleged violations by federal immigration agents and urges state policy changes.
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Wilmington Council Weighs $15,154 Police Camera Upgrade
Wilmington, IL — A July 7 agenda sought approval for a $15,154 SkyWatch camera upgrade, but available records do not confirm the council approved it.
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Stilwell Approves $45,000 Contract for Wastewater Project Services
The Stilwell City Council approved up to $45,000 for administrative services tied to a wastewater project, but funding and construction remain unresolved.
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Creve Coeur Weighs November Ballot Question on Government Center Bonds
Creve Coeur’s City Council is scheduled to vote Aug. 10 on whether to place a proposed Government Center bond question before voters on Nov. 3.
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Pine Bluff shifts Aquatic Center oversight to Parks and Recreation
The July 7 council vote ended the Aquatic Center’s standalone department structure, but staffing, safety upgrades and current reopening status remain unsettled.
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Troy Development Code Rewrite, Gas-Station Rules Await Council
Troy is reviewing a broad development-code rewrite while proposed gas-station standards await City Council action and remain separate from current law.
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Covina Battery Project Vote Pulled; Planning Panel Recommends Denial
Covina’s proposed 110-megawatt battery project remains unresolved after the Planning Commission recommended denial and the July 7 council vote was pulled.
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Greenfield Water Rates Changed July 1; Ordinance Still Pending
Greenfield’s Phase 3 water rates took effect July 1, while a separate proposed ordinance could change future water and wastewater charges.
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Chula Vista Halts Charter Package; Pay Raises Removed From Proposal
Chula Vista halted a proposed November charter package on July 21, removing council pay raises while sending term-limit and ethics ideas back for review.
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Elkhart wheel-tax proposal tied to road-funding deadline
Elkhart’s proposed wheel-tax ordinance would redirect most existing vehicle revenue to the city while opening a path to potential state road funding.
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Virginia Beach Golf Club Sale Delayed After Acreage Notice Error
An acreage error delayed action on Virginia Beach National Golf Club’s proposed sale, with a projected Aug. 11 hearing and vote still awaiting formal notice.
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Corpus Christi water and wastewater rates could add $4.35 a month in 2027
Corpus Christi’s proposed FY 2027 water and wastewater rates could add an average $4.35 a month to residential bills starting Jan. 1, 2027, if approved.
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San Marcos Impact-Fee Update Heads to Aug. 5 Public Hearings
San Marcos will hold Aug. 5 public hearings on a proposed water and wastewater impact-fee update; the $14,519.11 water figure is only a calculated maximum.
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Moreno Valley’s 2026 election filing deadline is August 7
Moreno Valley, CA’s 2026 municipal election includes the mayor and Council Districts 2 and 4. Candidate filing closes August 7, with a possible August 12 extension.
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Petaluma Council Approves Grand Jury Response Pending Edits
Petaluma’s council approved a response to a Sonoma County Grand Jury report pending edits, while outlining future animal-services oversight and reporting reforms.
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Garden Grove Filing Period Open for Mayor, 3 Council Districts
Garden Grove candidates can file for mayor and three council districts through August 7 at 5 p.m.; here’s what the city requires and where to start.