Dunedin commissioners unanimously advanced a proposed ban on launching and retrieving motorized watercraft from the south side of the Causeway. A final vote is scheduled for September 3, before city materials say related repair work is expected to be complete.
City Council will examine a proposed departure from the regional El Paso-Teller County 911 Authority. No withdrawal, new fee or emergency-call service change is final.
Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. said Flemington’s $1,387,500 Emergency Operations Center request was included in House FY2027 funding bills, but the project still needs further congressional action before any federal award or construction can begin.
Two separate Herriman taxing entities are proposing fiscal 2027 property-tax increases, with public hearings set for Aug. 12 at City Hall.
Tampa Police Chief Lee Bercaw is scheduled to retire August 6, 2026, with Assistant Chief Brett Owen serving as acting chief until the next mayoral election.
A temporary federal hours-of-service waiver remains available for wildfire-response trucking as closures and smoke complicate travel on Oregon’s I-84.
El Paso’s seventh-anniversary observances honor the 23 victims of the 2019 Walmart shooting, with a City Hall tribute through Aug. 10, a blood drive Aug. 4 and continuing local resiliency services.
A federal court closed Alabama’s Tutwiler case, ending oversight tied to 44 requirements while staffing concerns and separate men’s-prison litigation remain.
A July 27 announcement says Glendale will expand its public-space camera network from 44 cameras to roughly 90-100 and upgrade its Real Time Intelligence Center ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games.
Michigan honored Lincoln Park Fire Department Sgt. Adam Amrozi with a statewide half-staff order on July 24, while first responders held a documented procession between funeral-home chapels in Allen Park and Trenton.
A planned July 22, 2026 exercise at Williams Memorial Elementary in St. George brought together school officials and multiple emergency-response disciplines before the 2026-27 school year. The district said the increased emergency activity was training only, with no actual emergency or threat.
Tempe opened its Police Officer – New Recruit application window July 9. Applications close September 2, with a listed $79,977 starting salary and testing scheduled for September 16 or September 19.
Eagle Mountain residents can comment Aug. 6 on a proposed city property-tax increase that could add an estimated $314.03 to the city portion of an average home’s annual bill.
Brownsville activated a solar-powered sequential curve-warning system on E. Price Road between Crowndridge Drive and Land O Lakes Boulevard, replacing traditional chevrons with illuminated alerts.
The Justice Department is challenging Milwaukee’s mask and identification rules, setting up a federal court fight over accountability and federal authority.
Crews recovered the second missing child Friday, July 31, after a two-day search covering nearly nine miles of the Passaic River from Pulaski Park in Passaic.
Peoria Unified’s school year began August 3 during an NWS extreme-heat warning. Here’s when the district’s heat policy can change schedules, outdoor activities and athletics.
Federal prosecutors charged Vincent Lang in the alleged July 5 fire at a Northeast Philadelphia mosque. The building was unoccupied, and no injuries were reported.
A Columbus City Council hearing will examine CPD’s Flock license-plate-reader audit, possible immigration-related searches and restrictions on outside-agency access.
Gilbert police are asking for help identifying three people seen fleeing after a firework exploded at a backyard gathering near Ocotillo Road and Freeman Farms Road.
New Jersey is seeking to delay the effect of a Third Circuit ruling on semiautomatic rifles and magazines holding more than 10 rounds while it considers further review. The court has not been reported to have ruled on the request as of Aug. 3.
KPD says automated speed cameras are being installed in 41 Knoxville school zones, but its latest cited notice does not provide a fixed launch date or confirm whether citations are being issued on August 3.
