Fort Wayne council sets Aug. 11 vote on homeless resource center
Fort Wayne City Council is expected to revisit a proposal for $2.75 million in public funding for a downtown homeless resource center on Aug. 11.
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Nashua advances Nimco mill-site redevelopment and transit investments
Nashua aldermen advanced a revised redevelopment plan for the city-owned Nimco mill site on July 14 as city records documented transit agreements, state transportation funding and public-service grants.
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Fort Wayne Common Council leaves Anchor Resource Center funding timing unresolved
The July 28 Fort Wayne Common Council agenda listed no Anchor Resource Center funding action, leaving the administration’s requested August 11 vote separate from the Council’s September 1 hold.
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Sacramento County Approves Up to $24.2M for Mather Shelter Programs
A new Sacramento County operating term began July 1 for Mather shelter and transitional-housing programs, with capacity planned for up to 150 people nightly.
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Nashville heat services & advisories: what to do this week
NWS heat advisory is in effect for Davidson County from 10 a.m. Monday to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Here’s Metro’s heat-patrol and shelter guidance.
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Boston heat advisory set for July 9–10: what residents should do, cooling resources, and who’s most at risk
Boston MA – The City of Boston’s heat advisory runs July 9–10, with heat indices near 96–99°F. Here’s who’s at risk and where to cool off.
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Philadelphia Heat Health Emergency ended July 6: Heatline, cooling centers
Philadelphia PA – Heat Health Emergency ran July 1 through 8 p.m. July 5, then ended July 6, ending PCA Heatline and extended cooling-center hours.
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Landry line-item veto slashes $33M+ in New Orleans projects—what’s next
Gov. Jeff Landry’s line-item vetoes in HB 312 (Act 961) cut more than $33M tied to New Orleans—$16M Armstrong Park, $2M City Hall design, $1M Behrman Stadium.
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Portland budget adopted June 18: 2027 street fees and Aug. 3 layoffs
Portland City Council adopted the $8.5B FY 2026-27 budget June 18—keeping fire, parks and police coverage, cutting homeless services, and adding 2027 street fees.
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San Bernardino County adopts FY 2026–27 budget: $273.7M priorities, $77.2M safety capital
San Bernardino CA – Supervisors unanimously adopted the FY 2026–27 budget June 9, directing $273.7M to targeted priorities and $77.2M to public-safety capital.
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Phoenix homeowners face a 2.79% primary-tax bump before June 17 hearing
Phoenix homeowners face a 2.79% rise in average primary property taxes, even as the rate dips slightly, with a public hearing set for June 17.
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Portland budget proposal keeps fire and police levels steady, but adds fees and trims services
Portland OR – Mayor Keith Wilson’s proposed budget protects fire and police staffing, while cutting some parks and homeless-services spending and leaning on new transportation fees.