Fontana’s first sewer-rate increase under a five-year plan took effect July 1, raising the regular city collection charge from $12.63 to $14.55 per equivalent dwelling unit per month.
Virginia Beach’s safety task force held three public listening sessions July 28-30 for civil-rights and faith groups, Oceanfront and business stakeholders, and the broader community.
Pharr residents have until Wednesday, August 5, 2026, to rank city priorities ahead of expected August budget work by city commissioners.
Philadelphia’s revised Zoning Board of Adjustment fee schedule took effect August 1, with application fees ranging from $125 to $811 and additional charges for expedited hearings and other procedural services.
Elk Grove approved a zoning change and tentative parcel map for 10132 Sheldon Road, allowing about 4.97 acres to be divided into two rural residential lots while leaving future construction subject to additional permits and standards.
Memphis combined some property-tax relief and freeze paperwork into one 2026 voucher. Here are the payment options, contacts and August 31 deadline.
Bloomington’s 2024 greenhouse-gas inventory estimates 1.27 million metric tons of emissions and says the city is on track for its 2030 goal, while transportation remains a major barrier to carbon neutrality by 2050.
Residents can comment Aug. 18 on Morningside University’s proposal to buy Lewis Park, remove the pool, build a baseball field and close two nearby streets.
Edmonds is using a temporary utility-tax increase as one part of its 2026 budget strategy, but city planning documents still show lower utility-tax revenue and continuing general-fund deficits after the temporary period.
Council Bluffs’ Elevate CB 2050 process is still gathering public input. Residents can weigh in on housing, transportation, downtown and investment priorities before strategy work begins and possible formal action in 2027.
Newport News polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, August 4, for Virginia’s primary election and a special election for one mayoral seat. Voters should verify their assigned precinct and review the correct sample ballot before leaving home.
Two separate Herriman taxing entities are proposing fiscal 2027 property-tax increases, with public hearings set for Aug. 12 at City Hall.
Costco bought the former TGI Fridays property at 12519 Riverdale Blvd. for $5.5 million, advancing a city-approved plan to relocate and double the Coon Rapids warehouse’s fuel capacity.
San Antonio corrected a proposed CDBG shift from up to $2 million to up to $500,000, while a separate city notice still lists August 6 council action for a broader federal housing plan.
Waxahachie’s City Council was scheduled to consider up to $69.3 million in certificates of obligation on August 3, with estimated principal-and-interest repayment of $103.31 million.
Victoria residents can apply by August 17 for one of three Planning Commission seats involved in development reviews, platting, site use and variance recommendations.
Glendale has authorized a construction agreement for 75th Avenue between Beardsley Road and Deer Valley Road, while a state report shows the related $3 million allocation was distributed. Construction timing and traffic impacts remain unconfirmed.
Thornton residents have until 5 p.m. Saturday, August 8, 2026, to apply for a Ward 2 Thornton Active Adult Board seat. Other city board and commission openings remain available through August 30.
A proposed $20 million Huntington Beach Sports Complex overhaul remains under review, with the operator seeking about $14.5 million in city support tied to future revenue.
Benbrook City Council unanimously approved a $150,000 agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc. to inspect about 50,000 linear feet of storm-sewer pipe in Benbrook Lakeside and Westpark and add the findings to the city’s GIS system for future maintenance planning.
Brownsville activated a solar-powered sequential curve-warning system on E. Price Road between Crowndridge Drive and Land O Lakes Boulevard, replacing traditional chevrons with illuminated alerts.
Lebanon City Council is scheduled to take first-reading action August 4 on a railroad agreement tied to the North Castle Heights Avenue sidewalk project and a proposed TDOT 3R sidewalk contract.
