Wilcox Contracting LLC submitted the lowest of three listed bids for Harrison’s 2026 paving and related-improvements project covering Isabella, Lakeview and Wilson streets. The city’s July 30 tabulation does not establish a final award or construction schedule.
Dr. Faisal Khan is scheduled to begin as St. Louis’ permanent health director on August 3, ending the interim-director period while Victoria Anwuri remains commissioner.
Hobbs adopted Ordinance No. 1170 authorizing the sale of about 21.75 acres to Mewbourne Oil for $1.21 million, but closing still depends on replatting, title and environmental conditions, and the ordinance becoming effective.
St. Paul approved 2026 STAR awards listed in detailed city tables totaling $4,500,628 for neighborhood projects, businesses, library collections and cultural organizations.
Garden Grove’s Aug. 11 virtual Homebuyer 101 workshop is required for applicants seeking possible deferred, zero-interest assistance of up to $110,000.
Lauderhill announced a second 2026 community survey on July 1, asking residents about city services, safety, public spaces and quality of life as officials prepare the FY 2027 strategic plan.
Jasper City Council approved $50,000 for Sain Associates Inc. to perform engineering and design work related to the city’s 9th Avenue flooding project. The action moves the project through a professional-services stage, but records reviewed through August 3 show no construction start, contract award or published completion date.
West Allis voters have several deadlines before the Tuesday, August 11, 2026, partisan primary, followed by local absentee-ballot canvassing and result certification.
The City of San Augustine said its July boil-water notice for the downtown area west of town was rescinded on July 15, 2026. The public notice identifies the affected line and date but does not explain the repair method, cost, testing records or prevention steps.
Boynton Beach’s proposed FY 2026 CDBG plan would direct $532,987 to administration, public services, microenterprise development and limited housing rehabilitation before an August 15 HUD deadline.
Surprise is seeking an artist or artist team for permanent artwork at its first police substation. Applications are due Aug. 31, with an estimated $165,000 contract.
Rancho Cucamonga’s planned Emergency Operations Center move has a $1,034,487 federal funding commitment, with schematic design for a Fire Administration building and EOC due by the end of December 2026.
Mesa adopted Ordinance 6020 on July 27 to remove its Public Safety Impact Fee from city code. Collections ended March 10 after eligible pledged debt was covered; the ordinance takes effect August 26.
The city wants Texas regulators to create a non-ERCOT process so residential and small-business customers are not assigned infrastructure costs tied to large data centers.
Garland’s police leadership changed July 20-21 as Jeff Bryan became an assistant city manager and Scott Vornberg was sworn in as interim police chief.
Virginia Beach voters who missed early voting must use their assigned precinct Tuesday, Aug. 4, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.; mailed ballots must arrive by noon Friday, Aug. 7.
Patricia Hudson was selected July 27 to fill Burien City Council Position 2 after five candidates were interviewed. The seat had been vacant since Linda Akey’s resignation on May 18.
The City of Muskogee is seeking a consultant to develop a Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. Proposals are due to the Public Works Department by 3 p.m. CDT on August 6, 2026.
The $4 million Cheyenne downtown proposal is one component of a larger Proposition 4 package on the August 18 primary ballot.
Newark will open bids Aug. 21 for a planned Riverside Drive bridge replacement over Log Pond Run, but no contractor or construction schedule has been announced in the reviewed city materials.
Akron officials project about 500 water-main breaks in 2026, as aging pipes, temporary service impacts and emergency repairs strain the city system.
Tempe will present proposed Transportation Plan 2050 priorities at noon online and 6 p.m. in person on August 12, with survey feedback open through August 30.
