Highland Seeks Input on Possible E-Bike and Scooter Rules
Highland, Illinois, officials are seeking resident feedback before deciding whether to adopt local rules for e-bikes and electric scooters, including in parks.
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Deer Park seeks to resubmit FEMA flood-planning application by Aug. 6
Deer Park is pursuing a FEMA flood-planning application that could seek up to $900,000, but no grant award or construction project has been approved.
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Ada Municipal Complex Reaches Foundation Stage
Ada, Minnesota’s municipal-complex project has reached foundation and utility work, with under-floor plumbing planned after state plumbing-permit approval.
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Springdale street-overlay bid deadline passes; next steps remain
Springdale’s 2026 street-overlay bid deadline passed July 28, but the contractor, cost, affected streets and construction timing remain unconfirmed.
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Akron’s $341M Capital Plan: What Road and Utility Work Means
Akron’s midyear capital update tracks 171 projects worth more than $341 million, with near-term work focused on roads, utilities, traffic calming and public facilities.
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Frederick considers shared-room housing rules for lower-cost options
Frederick is reviewing a zoning amendment for shared-room housing, with unresolved questions about leases, occupancy, parking and tenant protections.
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Pasadena Extends Preston Park Phase 1 Bid Deadline to Aug. 3
Pasadena, Texas, moved the Preston Park Phase 1 proposal deadline to Aug. 3. The $2.1 million budget cap remains proposed, with no construction award confirmed.
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Montgomery Council Delays $375M Bond Vote Again
Montgomery’s City Council carried over three bond-related actions, leaving a proposed $375 million borrowing plan unresolved as residents seek more details.
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Ames Drainage Project Lists Apparent Low Bidder After July Flooding
Ames lists JC Midwest Services as the apparent low bidder for drainage work at three low points, while Duff Avenue and Sixth Street remain deferred.
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Lakewood names five city manager finalists as public feedback opens
Lakewood is seeking public feedback on five city manager finalists through Aug. 6, when residents can attend a reception or submit written comments.
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Missouri City Names Allen Bogard Interim City Manager
Missouri City named Allen Bogard interim city manager after Angel Jones’s July 10 departure; he will oversee continuity, utilities, growth, budgeting and development.
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Springfield seeks private partner for renewable natural gas facilities at landfill and wastewater plant
Springfield is seeking private partners to develop renewable natural gas facilities at its landfill and wastewater plant, with proposals due Dec. 1.
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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.
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Las Cruces Police Oversight Review Finds Strengths, Recommends Changes
A Las Cruces police oversight review of 21 investigations praised department practices while recommending clearer case reasoning, evidence controls and follow-up.
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Shreveport nonprofits face July 31 deadline for 2027 city grants
Shreveport nonprofits seeking 2027 city civic-appropriation support must submit six complete copies by 5 p.m. Friday, July 31. Late applications will not be reviewed.
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Eden Prairie police facility reopens with new public lobby
Eden Prairie police services are available at a remodeled City Center facility, with unchanged contact information and a public tour scheduled for Oct. 3.
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Santa Rosa reviewing street-food rules after grease concerns
Santa Rosa is reviewing street-food vending, grease disposal and enforcement limits, but the city has not adopted a new ordinance or confirmed a study-session date.
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Fremont Council to Decide on Charter Measure for November Ballot
Fremont’s City Council will hold a final hearing July 28 on whether to send a proposed charter-city measure to voters in the November 3 election.
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Wauchula Opens Bidding for $325,000 Airport Rotating Beacon and Tower
Wauchula is seeking bids for a new airport rotating beacon and tower, but the project remains in bidding and permitting with no contractor award confirmed.
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Irvine Remodel Spending Put at $12M to More Than $15M
Voice of OC reports Irvine remodeling-related spending of $12 million to more than $15 million, while the council weighs options for an independent review.
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Portland City Council considers income-limit change for affordable home SDCs
Portland OR—City Council’s July 29 second reading would temporarily drop homebuyer income limits for affordable SDC homes, affecting about 700 unsold units.
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Portland Housing panel advances foreclosure on delinquent City liens
Portland Housing and Permitting agenda lists foreclosure ordinances for delinquent City liens, with June/July certified-mail windows and a 90-day redemption period.