East Providence Senior Center scheduled to close Aug. 10-21 for repaving
The East Providence Senior Center is scheduled to close for approximately two weeks, from Monday, Aug. 10, through Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, while repaving work is completed.
Public facilities
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Copperas Cove schedules Aug. 4 action on up to $34.23 million in certificates for infrastructure and city facilities
Copperas Cove City Council is scheduled to consider certificates of obligation financing for infrastructure, facilities, equipment and technology on Aug. 4.
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Mobile approves $6.3 million replacement animal-services facility
Mobile City Council approved a roughly $6.3 million contract for a new Animal Services facility, advancing plans to replace the city’s cramped downtown shelter.
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Beachwood’s Citywide Signage Replacement Project Begins in August
Beachwood will begin the first phase of a public-facility signage replacement project in August, including a 90-degree sign rotation at City Park East and new integrated lighting.
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Bradenton Opens Comment on Five-Year Housing and Infrastructure Plan
Bradenton has opened public comment on proposed 2026-2030 CDBG priorities, including housing, public facilities and resiliency work inside city limits.
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Pico Rivera Breaks Ground on $39.4 Million Aquatic Center
Construction began July 8 on Pico Rivera’s Smith Park aquatic center, closing the community center and moving recreation programs during the work.
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Construction Set to Begin on New 33,000-Square-Foot Chardon Library Branch
Geauga County Public Library will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at 1 p.m. Aug. 10, 2026, for its planned 33,000-square-foot Chardon Branch at 345 Park Avenue.
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Wauchula seeks properties for possible senior center and civic campus
The City of Wauchula is gathering information about available properties for a potential senior center, with possible future co-location of a public library or another public use.
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Hope Valley Elementary closes as Chariho plans student transition and building review
Hope Valley Elementary will close at the end of the 2025–26 school year, while Hopkinton and Chariho consider what comes next for the public school building.
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East Providence Completes $476,746 Renovation of Municipal Animal Shelter
East Providence has completed a $476,746 renovation of its municipal animal shelter at 62 Commercial Way, adding HVAC, drainage, kennel, sanitation, storage and outdoor play improvements.
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Omaha council scheduled to weigh streetcar financing, proposed $185M bond ballot measures
Omaha City Council’s July 28 agenda included streetcar and parking-garage bond financing and two proposed November 2026 general-obligation bond questions totaling up to $185 million.
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Longmont’s former YMCA purchase advances toward a second rec center
Longmont’s proposed $4.5 million YMCA purchase is moving ahead, but repairs, childcare plans and a possible early-2028 reopening remain unresolved.
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Eden Prairie police facility reopens with new public lobby
Eden Prairie police services are available at a remodeled City Center facility, with unchanged contact information and a public tour scheduled for Oct. 3.
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Irvine adopts new athletic field and Fieldhouse fees, sets hourly rates
Irvine City Council approved hourly outdoor athletic reservation fees, new Irvine Fieldhouse rates and a 10% annual cap starting Jan. 1, 2027.