Cleveland’s new municipal complex opens to the public at 55 Cantrell Road
Cleveland has moved City Hall and the Police Department to a new municipal complex at 55 Cantrell Road, replacing its longtime headquarters.
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Gridley village board schedules Aug. 3 meeting at Village Hall
The Gridley Village Board is scheduled to meet Aug. 3, 2026, at 7 p.m. at Village Hall, with the village continuing work involving growth, services and infrastructure.
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New Cordell City Hall to Move to Former CK Energy Office
New Cordell announced that City Hall will relocate to 120 W. 1st Street, with the transition expected to take place over several months.
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Killington voters will decide revised town budget after months-long standoff
The Killington Select Board approved a revised municipal budget June 29 and scheduled an Aug. 11 public vote after months of disagreement over staffing and employee benefits.
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Virginia Beach Continues Planning for Interfacility Traffic Area
Virginia Beach is weighing future uses for the Interfacility Traffic Area, but no project has been approved or funded as the master-plan update continues.
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Portland adopts $8.5 billion budget after $170 million shortfall
Portland’s new fiscal 2026-27 budget keeps fire stations, parks and police officers in place while eliminating about 140 city positions.
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Edison Restores Municipal Operations After Budget Impasse Furloughed 360 Workers
Edison Township approved temporary emergency funding on July 23 after a budget impasse furloughed 360 workers and disrupted permitting, municipal court operations, recreation programs and the splash park.
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Pendleton County posts Aug. 4 commission records tied to Franklin
Pendleton County’s official commission page lists an Aug. 4, 2026 agenda and minutes entry, but the available posting does not disclose the meeting’s substantive decisions.
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Garden City changes administrative-center and drive-through hours
New City Administrative Center and drive-through schedules began Aug. 3, with shorter Friday service and lunch-hour access retained for Neighborhood & Development Services.
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Clarksville’s fiscal 2026-27 budget takes effect July 1
Clarksville formally adopted its fiscal 2026-27 budget, setting the city’s service and spending framework while keeping stormwater drainage a stated priority.
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Des Moines Opens Online Tool for 2027 Budget Priorities
Des Moines residents and business owners can weigh city-service tradeoffs online as officials begin gathering input for upcoming 2027 budget discussions.
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Troy posts 2026 residential garbage and recycling holiday schedule
The City of Troy’s 2026 residential garbage and recycling schedule identifies holiday-related service timing, including the observed Independence Day date of July 3 and district references.
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Lyndon posts 2026 change to bulk-item pickup schedule
The City of Lyndon has posted a 2026 notice about a change to its bulk-item pickup program, but the accessible listing does not show the revised dates or procedure.
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Cary Begins Charging Fees at Town-Owned Public EV Stations
Cary began fee-based charging at town-operated public EV stations Aug. 1, changing the cost of using the municipal charging service.
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Fort Wayne posts responses to more than 500 comments on proposed downtown homeless resource center
Fort Wayne has published staff responses to more than 500 public entries about the proposed Anchor Resource Center, with operating, security and property-review materials next headed to City Council.
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Olympia City Council weighs future of waste-removal service amid privatization debate
Olympia’s City Council held meetings July 28 and July 30 as a public debate continued over whether the city’s waste-removal service should remain public or be outsourced. Available records do not establish that the council has taken a final vote.
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Augusta completes shift to four-day City Hall schedule
Augusta’s remaining City Hall offices, including Development Services and Assessing, moved to a Monday-through-Thursday schedule on July 13, 2026.
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Amityville seeks input on multifamily housing and future planning
Amityville is asking residents, businesses and property owners for input as the village studies multifamily housing, services, costs and future planning.