Sacramento council prepares to consider a $1.78 million parking-system upgrade
Sacramento City Council is scheduled to consider up to $1.78 million for a new parking access system serving five city-owned garages.
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Las Vegas withdraws planned Arts District parking changes after business pushback
Las Vegas withdrew parking changes scheduled for October 1 in the 18b Arts District, keeping weekday lunch parking free and employee permits at $10 during storm-drain construction.
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Orlando’s parking system is going cashless, with more rate changes planned for fall
Orlando began removing parking meters July 1 and plans to complete its cashless transition by Oct. 1. Drivers should expect digital payments now and additional rate and enforcement changes during the fourth quarter.
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Waxahachie awards $928,007 contract for Railyard Park parking
Waxahachie City Council awarded Texas Standard Construction a $928,007.30 contract for a new parking lot and related improvements at Railyard Park.
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Dubuque Set to Host RAGBRAI Finish for First Time in 16 Years
Dubuque prepared for the July 25 RAGBRAI finish, with 25,000 to 40,000 cyclists expected statewide and city logistics planned for arrivals.
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Jasper downtown project moves toward one-way Wall Street and added parking
Hensley Plaza announced the next phase of improvements behind Main Street, including a heritage mural, about 12 diagonal parking spaces and a planned August public event.
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Alameda Ferry Riders Face New Parking, Access and Bus Changes This Week
Harbor Bay’s accessibility project is complete, midweek ferry-terminal parking costs $3 per day, and AC Transit’s Alameda network changes begin August 10.
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UND commencement Friday comes with parking planning at Chester Fritz in Grand Forks
UND’s Aug. 7 commencement in Grand Forks is free and ticketless, but attendees should allow extra time and check the latest parking instructions before heading to Chester Fritz.
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Fremont Station Development Moves Toward Developer Shortlist
BART’s Fremont Station TOD solicitation is nearing an anticipated Aug. 15 shortlist, with housing, parking and station-access changes still under review.
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Paid downtown parking is now in effect in Eau Claire
Eau Claire’s downtown paid-parking program took effect August 1, with generally paid afternoon and evening hours, kiosk and Passport app payment options, and a listed $15 expired-meter citation.
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Raleigh’s new parking rates are now in effect: What changed downtown
Raleigh’s downtown parking rates changed Aug. 1. Here’s what commuters, workers, visitors and businesses need to know about the new prices and remaining free-parking rules.
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Lawson R-XIV Issues $3 Million Bond for Agriculture Lab and Parking Work
Lawson R-XIV has issued $3 million in bonds for an agriculture learning lab, an agriculture mechanics shop and classroom, and parking-lot pavement repairs. District updates put the project in design, with bidding projected for late August 2026 and parking work expected by summer 2027.
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Mobile parking-management proposals due Wednesday for downtown system
Sealed proposals for Mobile’s downtown parking-management RFP are due by 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, with a proposed term of up to five years and two renewal options.
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Springfield Jazz & Blues Fest returns Aug. 7-8 with new lineup, downtown parking plan
Springfield’s Jazz & Blues Fest runs Aug. 7-8 downtown, with two stages, free organizer-listed parking, a mobility shuttle and State Theater cooling.
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Hempstead Town Board to Hear Proposed Parking, Stop and Tow-Away Changes
The Hempstead Town Board is scheduled to hear public comments Tuesday, Aug. 4, on proposed parking, stop, school-area and tow-away code changes affecting Uniondale, Wantagh, East Rockaway, Franklin Square and Point Lookout.
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Fort Collins City Council to Review Parking Finances Aug. 11
Fort Collins City Council is scheduled to discuss parking finances and the downtown parking study on Aug. 11. City materials outline funding pressures and possible future tools, but the meeting is not presented as approval of paid on-street parking or new fees.
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Bentonville posts proposed Community Code changes affecting future projects
Bentonville has posted draft Community Code amendments that could change parking calculations, building height, airport reviews, signage and landscaping, but none of the changes is enacted yet.
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54-unit housing proposal moves into Mount Kisco’s Downtown Overlay District
Mount Kisco’s Planning Board is reviewing a proposed 54-unit market-rate apartment building at 47 Dakin Ave., with parking, traffic circulation and wetlands still unresolved.
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Walnut Creek BART Riders Face Higher Parking Rates as Service Changes Near
Walnut Creek BART parking costs rose July 1, while overnight Yellow Line work August 4-6 and a timetable change August 10 may affect commuters.
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Floral Park’s Stella’s Mixed-Use Proposal Still Awaits a Decision After June Hearing
The Incorporated Village of Floral Park says the June 17 zoning hearing for the Stella’s proposal produced no final decision. Only the below-grade parking request has been approved, while additional reviews remain.
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Boston National Night Out events bring parking restrictions August 3-4
Boston Police National Night Out events will bring street-specific parking restrictions across 12 neighborhoods Monday and Tuesday, including around a Mattapan event at Hunt Almont Playground.
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Boise State fall move-in will overlap with Greenbelt and campus-access closures
Boise State move-in runs August 19-20 while Greenbelt, West Stadium Lot and Bronco Lane work continues. Permit sales begin August 3, and classes start August 24.