A proposed McLennan County rate increase could add about $120 a year in county taxes on a property with $200,000 in taxable value. Hearings are scheduled for August 18 and August 27.
Gilmer County says people listed on upcoming Planning & Zoning calendars are receiving convincing emails seeking payment. The county says legitimate Planning & Zoning payments are made in person before an applicant is added to the calendar.
Champlin Police Chief Glen Schneider and Mayor Ryan Sabas issued statements after Vance Boelter received two consecutive life terms plus 40 consecutive years in federal prison. The Hennepin County prosecution, including charges tied to the Hoffman family attack in Champlin, remains pending.
A July 13 roundtable put Prattville’s school-governance and facilities choices before residents, but officials made no final decision. A city survey is available, with no deadline identified, and another public-input meeting is expected.
Dunedin commissioners unanimously advanced a proposed ban on launching and retrieving motorized watercraft from the south side of the Causeway. A final vote is scheduled for September 3, before city materials say related repair work is expected to be complete.
The Albuquerque City Council dismissed Resolution R-26-58 on August 3, leaving a proposed 0.4875% municipal gross receipts tax off the November 3, 2026, ballot through that resolution.
Lebanon Township authorized two NJDOT Municipal Aid applications for proposed resurfacing projects on Spruce Run Road and Hickory Run Road. The action creates a potential funding path but does not document state awards, project limits or a construction schedule.
A U.S. Census Bureau-certified special census puts Plainfield 38 residents short of 50,000 and gives the village an updated basis for revenue estimates, service planning and infrastructure decisions.
Construction is underway at Liberty Elementary and Tillamook High School as Tillamook School District 9 begins projects approved through the May 2025 Measure 29-182 bond.
Pittsylvania County reports $402,256.68 in combined expenditures for completed security upgrades at Gretna Elementary and Gretna Middle, part of a countywide project totaling $6,084,595.62.
Assessment mailers for Hinsdale property owners are scheduled under a DuPage County contract beginning August 8, 2026, but the 30-day appeal clock starts with legal publication of the Downers Grove Township assessment roll—not necessarily when a notice arrives.
Crockett’s 2026 downtown grant application scored 81.537 and advanced to the Project Application stage. The city has not yet received a final state award, which TDA anticipates announcing in November.
Apple Valley is included in San Bernardino County’s proposed Measure I transportation plan, which voters will consider on November 3, 2026.
A $35,000 Massachusetts planning grant will help Walpole update its hazard mitigation plan, but the award does not fund immediate construction or guarantee future FEMA assistance.
Limestone County approved a $355,000 purchase of about 3.5 acres on South Jefferson Street in Athens for a proposed animal shelter. Design, construction and service decisions remain unresolved.
Killeen’s revised council procedures will be used at the August 4 meeting, with new limits on council debate, a 5 p.m. start and updated rules for resident comments.
Centerville City Council passed Ordinance 12-26 on July 27, 2026, authorizing up to $4 million in bond-anticipation notes for Cornerstone South public infrastructure, including the Miami Valley Drive extension and water, sewer and stormwater work.
Parma City Council meets August 3 while a pending five-year police levy renewal faces an August 5 certification deadline for the November 3 ballot.
Apalachicola is preparing for a Dec. 1, 2026 transfer of its water and sewer utility to an independent special district while seeking engineering services for a new municipal well backed by $1.5 million in fully forgiven state revolving-fund assistance.
Elk Grove’s 5:00 p.m. Aug. 7 nomination deadline is four days away. The latest city filing snapshot lists five people across the mayoral and District 2 and District 4 council races, but it is not the final ballot.
Beaumont’s regular nomination deadline is Friday, Aug. 7, for three City Council seats, city treasurer and city clerk. A conditional extension could run through 5 p.m. Aug. 12.
White Bear Lake property owners affected by the 2026 pavement rehabilitation project are scheduled for a 7 p.m. City Council assessment hearing on Aug. 25, where proposed charges tied to the work may be considered.
