Residents can comment through August 6 on Palm Beach Gardens’ proposed $260,125 CDBG plan, which includes housing rehabilitation assistance tied to eligible households and Dania Drive sewer connections.
South Burlington has scheduled an Aug. 11, 2026, bond vote and is directing voters to a facility tour and public forum ahead of the decision.
Virginia Beach plans to re-advertise a public-hearing notice after correcting the stated acreage for the Virginia Beach National Golf Club proposal. A public hearing and City Council vote are projected for Aug. 11.
Colorado Springs’ online survey for its 2026 Park System Master Plan closes Aug. 3, ending the current public-comment phase for a citywide parks and recreation planning process.
Union City voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to extend the existing 5% utility users tax through Dec. 31, 2037, without increasing the current rate.
Vadnais Heights voters will choose a mayor and two at-large City Council members on November 3, 2026, after the July 14-28 filing period produced three mayoral candidates and five council candidates.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Durham’s joint city-county Cultural Roadmap is moving toward August presentations and possible adoption actions, but funding, staffing and implementation remain unsettled.
Easthampton’s July 15 council resolution asks Massachusetts prosecutors to examine alleged violations by federal immigration agents and urges state policy changes.
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.
The Stilwell City Council approved up to $45,000 for administrative services tied to a wastewater project, but funding and construction remain unresolved.
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.
The July 7 council vote ended the Aquatic Center’s standalone department structure, but staffing, safety upgrades and current reopening status remain unsettled.
Troy is reviewing a broad development-code rewrite while proposed gas-station standards await City Council action and remain separate from current law.
Covina’s proposed 110-megawatt battery project remains unresolved after the Planning Commission recommended denial and the July 7 council vote was pulled.
Greenfield’s Phase 3 water rates took effect July 1, while a separate proposed ordinance could change future water and wastewater charges.
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.
Elkhart’s proposed wheel-tax ordinance would redirect most existing vehicle revenue to the city while opening a path to potential state road funding.
