Mayor Helena Moreno’s administration is evaluating a competitive federal grant that could fund public-safety technology and services, but no New Orleans application or award is confirmed.
Construction began July 21 on a planned 700-room Cincinnati Marriott Downtown after the city approved a development agreement, a $40 million loan authorization and related property and lodging-tax arrangements.
Cleveland has moved City Hall and the Police Department to a new municipal complex at 55 Cantrell Road, replacing its longtime headquarters.
Boca Raton officials are continuing to plan a possible police-facilities bond referendum after voters rejected a $175 million proposal on March 10.
Hialeah’s next listed City Council meeting is Aug. 11, after July meetings were canceled and as the city’s fiscal 2027 budget process moves forward.
New Orleans has appointed an 11-member committee to study the future of City Hall and Civil District Court, with the first public meeting set for July 22.
Johns Creek City Council is scheduled to meet Aug. 10 at City Hall, giving residents a formal opportunity to follow city business and speak.
Construction on Woodbury’s public safety campus has closed a trail section near City Hall while the city develops a proposed sales-tax funding plan.
Ocean Shores is moving forward with a proposal to convert retail-commercial space at 171 E Chance A La Mer NE into a combined City Hall and Police Department facility, though no opening date, construction schedule or total cost has been established.
Fort Lauderdale commissioners advanced a revised plan for a new City Hall on July 2, while City Manager Albert Childress resigned during the meeting.
Diana Romero Campbell is now president of the Denver City Council for the 2026–27 term, taking the post amid tensions and policy challenges at City Hall.
Stonecrest’s City Council asked for outside help investigating a July City Hall confrontation and is considering whether to censure Mayor Jazzmin Cobble.
Bristol polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Aug. 11, while the city lists in-person absentee-voting hours for Aug. 7 through 9.
Euless’ proposed FY2026-27 budget lowers the property-tax rate while raising water and wastewater charges and funding employee pay, staffing and infrastructure projects.
The Laguna Niguel City Council was asked to approve a $2.78 million Alicia Parkway signal contract, with authorized change orders raising the potential spending ceiling to $3.06 million.
The city announced Dr. ShamRA Robinson’s hiring on July 21, 2026. Her advertised role includes coordinating departments, supporting budgets and helping carry out City Council priorities.
Birmingham police are scheduled to host a free National Night Out event Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at City Hall, with a police truck expo for children.
Buffalo is seeking proposals to sell and redevelop a five-unit Allentown building for market-rate and workforce housing. Submissions are due by 4 p.m. Aug. 11.
Galveston’s Aug. 13 City Council workshop advances the FY 2027 budget and tax-rate process, but the published schedule does not identify it as a final adoption vote.
The Rochester Housing Stability Fund board meets August 4 with financial, governance and program items on its agenda after more than 380 households received direct housing-related assistance.
Sacramento’s adopted FY2026/27 budget closes a $66.2 million structural deficit through vacant-position eliminations, selected fee increases and lower homelessness-program spending. Departments are now working through implementation details.
Santa Clarita officials and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station will meet with residents Aug. 4 to discuss e-bike laws, safety, enforcement and possible next steps.
