The proposed courthouse replacement at 125 Liberty Street remains contested after John Barros withdrew from the selected team and losing bidders continued their legal challenge.
A special-called Dallas City Council Finance Committee meeting on Monday, August 3, will discuss the city auditor search, a possible interim recommendation, financial criteria and living-wage policy.
Lakewood City Council is scheduled to review four proposed Home Rule Charter amendments on August 10, along with a $225,000 appropriation for the November 3 election.
Anderson voters will decide an eight-year school operating referendum on November 3, with a maximum $2.9 million annual levy and a state-estimated $54 annual tax-bill reduction for a median $100,000 residence if it fails.
Sioux Falls is weighing a proposed 2027–2031 capital program focused on streets, utilities, public safety, parks and major civic projects before City Council action in September.
San Bernardino’s adopted 2026-27 budget is active, funding city services and infrastructure while officials monitor a projected all-funds gap of more than $11 million.
Indiana ended fiscal year 2026 with a $1.8557 billion General Fund balance and $3.9921 billion across several state reserves. The balances give lawmakers flexibility, but the 2027 budget process will determine how, or whether, the money is used.
Colorado communities and eligible organizations can seek about $7.04 million in wildfire-mitigation grants starting Aug. 3, but applications are due by 5 p.m. MDT on Oct. 8.
Fort Lauderdale commissioners approved a July 2 interim agreement to keep potential new City Hall planning moving, but construction remains unauthorized and the city has not committed to a final development agreement.
Janesville’s first 2027 budget study session began the city’s planning timeline, but no final spending decisions were made.
South Dakota ended FY2026 with a $69 million surplus, but the money moved to reserves rather than automatic tax cuts or new ongoing spending.
Chattanooga City Council is scheduled to consider a proposed $500,000 RiverCity Company agreement for storefront improvements and retail recruitment on August 11, but key eligibility, funding and accountability terms remain undisclosed.
The July 28 Fort Wayne Common Council agenda listed no Anchor Resource Center funding action, leaving the administration’s requested August 11 vote separate from the Council’s September 1 hold.
Ordinance 72165 took effect July 13, while a comptroller tracker will show how Rams settlement funds move from appropriation to contracts, encumbrances and expenditures.
