Snohomish County opens planning and public input for Centennial Trail South extension
Snohomish County Parks & Recreation began planning Centennial Trail South on July 21, with a public survey open through Aug. 29, 2026.
Snohomish County Parks & Recreation began planning Centennial Trail South on July 21, with a public survey open through Aug. 29, 2026.
Irving has begun preparing its 2026-27 municipal budget and is asking residents and other stakeholders for suggestions before the fiscal year starts.
Greenville County is inviting residents, including those in the Powdersville area, to help shape GPATS Horizon 2050, a 10-year update to the region’s 25-year transportation plan.
Plano residents can respond to a regional quality-of-life survey through Aug. 31, covering traffic, housing, crime, inflation, homelessness and the environment.
Fort Pierce will take public input Aug. 24 on redevelopment of the former HD King Power Plant site, beginning a city planning step for the property.
Killeen is seeking resident input on its FY2026-27 Annual Action Plan before the community-development planning document moves forward.
Snohomish County is studying ways to close an Interurban Trail gap near Maple Road and I-5, including a possible overcrossing, new facilities along Maple and Butternut roads, and a potential connection to Lynnwood destinations.
Burleson is asking residents, visitors, caregivers and businesses to report accessibility barriers as the city develops an ADA Transition Plan expected in fall 2026.
Pharr residents have until Wednesday, August 5, 2026, to rank city priorities ahead of expected August budget work by city commissioners.
Residents can comment Aug. 18 on Morningside University’s proposal to buy Lewis Park, remove the pool, build a baseball field and close two nearby streets.
Rowlett is seeking public input by 5 p.m. Sunday, August 9, on a preliminary pavilion concept near the Downtown Rowlett DART station.
San José residents can rank five proposed names for Plaza de César Chávez until midnight Monday, Aug. 3. City staff will present recommendations to the Parks and Recreation Commission on Sept. 2 before a final City Council decision.
Jacksonville’s anonymous resilience survey is open through August 24, 2026, giving residents a chance to influence flood and coastal-hazard planning before the city prioritizes future projects.
Albany residents and local service providers can weigh priorities for the next Community Development Block Grant Action Plan before the Community Development Commission’s August 17 meeting.
San Marcos is scheduled to deliver its proposed FY 2026-27 budget on August 18, with public hearings set for September 1 and September 15 and major questions still open on taxes, reserves and services.
Lewiston Public Schools is asking residents to share thoughts and questions as it plans how to use federal ESEA funds in the 2026-27 school year.
San Antonio opened a community survey and scheduled three virtual meetings as part of its hazard-mitigation planning process. The survey was scheduled to close July 31, 2026.
Des Moines opened a public-feedback process in July as officials prepare FY2028 budget options in response to a projected $12 million gap tied to new state property-tax limits.
Colorado Springs’ online survey for its 2026 Park System Master Plan closes Aug. 3, ending the current public-comment phase for a citywide parks and recreation planning process.
Irving residents can submit budget questions and suggestions before the Aug. 11 council retreat and planned Sept. 10 adoption of the FY2026-27 budget.
Highland, Illinois, officials are seeking resident feedback before deciding whether to adopt local rules for e-bikes and electric scooters, including in parks.
Pinellas County’s Palm Harbor-Sutherland drainage study is still evaluating needs after its July 15 public-input deadline; no specific construction projects are finalized.