Boston property tax relief calculator: 2026 residential exemption & condo timing
Boston’s property tax relief calculator can help you estimate your FY26 residential-exemption impact, but it’s an estimate—and bills may still rise.
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Pope County Quorum Court sets July 23 meeting to appoint Russellville board seat
Russellville AR—Pope County will hold a special Quorum Court meeting July 23 at 5:30 p.m. to fill a Russellville School Board at-large seat vacated by Joe Sitkowski.
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Greensboro to keep South Elm closed for plaza pilot starting Aug. 3; July 21 info session
Greensboro says South Elm Street will stay closed to vehicles all times from Aug. 3, 2026, between February One Place and Washington Street. July 21 drop-in.
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Greenbelt City Council to hold second reading on Ordinance 1410 Labor Code July 13
Greenbelt City Council will hold a second reading Monday, July 13 at 7:30 p.m. at 25 Crescent Road on Ordinance 1410’s Labor Code framework.
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Nashville data-center fight: Mayor’s order, zoning rules, and DC BLOX land deal
Metro Nashville wants new data-center zoning rules and a temporary permit moratorium. Here’s what BL2026-1391, BL2026-1448, and a zoo-adjacent DC BLOX closing mean nearby.
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Woodbridge Heat Alert Advisory Lists Cooling Centers in Iselin for Seniors
Woodbridge Township posted a July 6 Heat Alert Advisory listing three Iselin cooling centers for seniors and people with disabilities—call for hours.
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Kansas City voters decide on a $100M affordable housing bond Aug. 4 — details and deadlines
Kansas City votes Aug. 4 on a up to $100M Housing Trust Fund bond. Absentee no-excuse starts July 21; request deadline July 22.
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Clinton Township Sewerage Authority meeting moved to July 16; Aug. 6 cancelled—what to know
Annandale NJ – Clinton Township posted a June 4 notice changing the Sewerage Authority meeting from July 2 to July 16 and cancelling Aug. 6.
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Fort Worth Zoning Commission sends data center rules back to City Council
Fort Worth’s Zoning Commission voted 7–4 on July 8 to reject proposed data center zoning standards, sending the ordinance back to City Council.
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North Utica plans door-to-door crews July 20-24 to identify lead lines
North Utica IL says door-to-door crews will identify water service-line material July 20–24. If visited, residents will use a QR link to submit results.
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Des Moines residents push back on $12M budget gap service cuts—how to weigh in
Des Moines residents question possible city service cuts tied to a projected $12M budget shortfall now. Feedback runs through end of July.
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Olney’s boil-water notice has been lifted—what residents should do next
The City of Olney says its June 17 boil-water notice for PWS TX2520003 was rescinded June 18—here’s what residents should do if you’re served.
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West Burlington Trailhead Park bioretention cell: $67,750 IDALS cost-share
West Burlington — Iowa Agriculture announced a $67,750 IDALS cost-share for a bioretention cell at the future Trailhead Park to treat stormwater before it reaches Hawkeye Creek.
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Minnesota’s late filing window July 14–28: Kasson & KM board races
Kasson MN – Minnesota’s late local candidate filing period runs July 14–28, 2026. Here’s what it means for Kasson mayor and KM school board races.
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Virginia Beach City Council next steps for National Golf Course redevelopment
Virginia Beach VA – On July 14, the council’s consent agenda advanced key steps for selling the National Golf Course property, with a projected Aug. 11 vote.
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Amityville trustees’ July 13 agenda: police appointments, drone tech, hearings
Amityville trustees’ July 13 agenda (posted July 8) asks them to appoint two officers effective July 20, approve drone-tech payments, and hold local-law hearings.
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Wayzata voters: Early voting starts July 24 at City Hall (18 days ahead)
Wayzata MN – Wayzata’s in-person early voting for the Aug. 11 primary starts July 24 at City Hall. Here are the dates, hours, and the 18-day rule.
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St. Louis Board Bill 49 would set data center zoning rules—who it affects
St. Louis MO – Board Bill 49 would add a data-center zoning chapter defining Micro/Standard/Major projects and building in noise, heat, and air reporting.
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Carroll County Planning & Zoning meets July 21: zoning/variance guide
Carrollton GA – Carroll County’s Planning & Zoning Commission meets July 21, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Learn its role, pre-application timing, and where to check agendas.
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Kingwood Water Works to Take Public Comment on Source Water Plan Update (July 21)
Kingwood Water Works will take public comment on its Source Water Protection Plan update on Tuesday, July 21 at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall.
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Hillsborough plans school-zone speed enforcement expansion—what to know
Hillsborough County directed staff to draft an amendment expanding its School Zone Speed Enforcement Program to additional unincorporated school zones.
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Jonesville Board of Review meets July 20: clerical errors, poverty exemption
Jonesville MI—The City Board of Review meets Monday, July 20 at 12:00 p.m. at City Hall to correct clerical errors and consider poverty exemption requests.