Johnson City schedules July 1 council meeting at City Hall
The City of Johnson City posted notice June 4 that its next regular council meeting will be held July 1, 2026, at noon at City Hall.
Municipal Government
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Federal and state agents search Muskegon Heights City Hall in financial- and drug-crime investigation
Michigan State Police and federal agencies searched Muskegon Heights City Hall on July 23 as an investigation involving financial and drug crimes continued.
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Cushing advances its “Forward 2050” comprehensive-planning process
Cushing’s official calendar listed the Forward 2050 Comprehensive Plan during the week of July 26, 2026, confirming an active planning process while leaving proposals, hearings and adoption dates undisclosed.
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Drakes Branch voters were set to choose six Town Council members in Virginia’s August primary
An official Virginia election document listed six Drakes Branch Town Council seats for the Aug. 4, 2026, called primary election.
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Rusk schedules public town hall on police-chief hiring process
The City of Rusk announced a June 29 community town hall about the hiring process for the Rusk Police Department’s chief. Later council agenda postings show the issue remained active in city business.
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Murfreesboro Municipal Election Set for Thursday, Aug. 6
Murfreesboro voters are scheduled to choose mayoral and City Council leadership Aug. 6, with growth, roads, zoning and public safety among key issues.
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Massachusetts opens FY27 grant window for seasonal communities
Eligible Massachusetts municipalities can seek formula-based grants for housing planning, zoning, development preparation and related infrastructure by August 28, 2026.
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Red Bank’s New Energy Plan Moves From Planning to Implementation
Red Bank Borough’s July 14, 2026, Community Energy Plan lays out a 2026-2030 work program for electric vehicles, solar, building efficiency, community solar and energy-storage policies, while leaving major funding, procurement and approval questions unresolved.
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Lincoln Park Firefighter Adam Amrozi Honored With Half-Staff Order and First-Responder Procession
Michigan honored Lincoln Park Fire Department Sgt. Adam Amrozi with a statewide half-staff order on July 24, while first responders held a documented procession between funeral-home chapels in Allen Park and Trenton.
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Connecticut awards $16.8 million for 13 local bridge projects
Connecticut awarded $16.8 million in state matching grants for 13 bridge replacement and rehabilitation projects in 11 municipalities. The grants cover half of eligible costs, but no construction or closure dates were announced.
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Barre Parking Lots Close for Seminary Street Housing Project
Barre City permanently closed the Rinker Lot and part of Campbell Place Lot for housing construction, with alternate parking guidance for permit holders.
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Hialeah schedules first FY 2027 budget hearing as residents await tax and service details
Hialeah posted notice of its first FY 2027 budget hearing, set for September 8, while key tax, spending and service-fee details remain undecided.
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Huntsville’s Aug. 25 election: City ordinances would cover workers, machines, ballots
Huntsville City Council’s July 23 agenda includes ordinances that would set election-worker pay, Madison County machine support, and ES&S ballot programming for Aug. 25.