Eligible Peoria groups must train before 2027 CDBG applications
Peoria organizations can apply for 2027 CDBG public-service funding, but eligible groups must attend training before the August 20 deadline.
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Long Branch CDBG Comment Period Ended; 2026 Plan Still Unclear
Long Branch’s 2026 CDBG comment period ended July 15. The city’s reviewed records did not clearly show a final action plan or public-comment summary.
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Wichita’s proposed 2027 budget is balanced now, but deficits are projected
Wichita’s proposed 2027 budget breaks even in its first year, but projected deficits and thinner reserves could shape future service and tax debates.
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Oakland revives free bulky-item events after $14M cleanup spending
Oakland’s free Bulky Block Parties returned after a Grand Jury report criticized illegal-dumping services and cited $14 million in fiscal 2024-25 cleanup spending.
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Orlando budget faces possible hiring freeze if tax amendment passes
Orlando is weighing hiring freezes, delayed projects and service changes as officials prepare for possible revenue losses from a November tax amendment.
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Paterson transitional aid: DCA shows $29.7M; lawmakers cite $76.2M
The NJ DCA Transitional Aid list for CY 2025/SFY 2026 shows Paterson’s grant awarded at $29.7M—but a July 9 statement cites $76.2M. Here’s what that means.
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Nevada DMV shifting Henderson services to Silverado Ranch: what drivers should know
Henderson NV residents are getting a heads-up: the Nevada DMV says its Silverado Ranch facility is on track for Fall 2026, with Henderson and CDL services relocating.
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Stockton opens its new City Hall on July 7: where to go for services
Stockton CA – New City Hall at 501 W. Weber Ave (Building 1) is now the spot for July 7 City Council and counters, with posted hours.
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Cincinnati releases recommended FY 2026-27 budget: street repair and Public Services
Cincinnati OH—Mayor Aftab Pureval and City Manager Sheryl Long released the recommended FY 2026-2027 budget. It boosts street rehab 57% and expands Public Services.
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Union cooling center opened July 1-2 at Town Office
Union’s Town Office meeting room at 567 Common Road was open July 1-2 as a cooling center with air conditioning, seating, restrooms, and a reminder to bring snacks and water.
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Dallas furloughs 4,200 city workers as budget gap pressures services
Dallas will furlough more than 4,200 city workers for three unpaid days starting July 10 as officials work to close a roughly $30 million gap.
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Delaware County outage delayed Media courthouse filings and phone lines
Delaware County says non-emergency phones are back, but some network issues may persist after a disruption that delayed Media courthouse filings.
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Salt Lake City adopts $2.1B budget; tax hearing remains ahead
Salt Lake City’s FY2026-27 budget is adopted, but residents still have an Aug. 11 hearing before the proposed property-tax increase is final.
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Fontana navigation center gets $2M county budget line
Fontana CA – San Bernardino County’s new budget adds $2 million for the West End Regional Navigation Center on Jasmine Street, with key details still pending.
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Spartanburg County outage still disrupts courts and probate access
Spartanburg SC – A countywide network outage is still affecting courts, probate research access and some phone lines, while offices remain open.
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NYC budget deal adds $4 billion in state aid, easing service cuts
A May 12 city-state budget deal adds about $4 billion in state aid, giving New York City more room to avoid deeper cuts to key services.
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NYC baselines $31.7 million for public libraries in executive budget
New York City’s executive budget adds $31.7 million in recurring library funding, a move that could help stabilize branch hours, staffing and services.
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San Jose budget plan avoids layoffs but still trims services before vote
San Jose’s 2026-27 budget proposal is moving through May study sessions, with officials trying to avoid layoffs while still cutting services.
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Covina puts quarter-cent sales tax before voters on June 2 ballot
Covina voters will decide Measure CC on June 2. The city says the proposed 0.25% sales tax could raise about $3 million a year for local services.
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Cincinnati budget proposal prioritizes roads, services, and homeless center
Cincinnati’s recommended 2026-27 budget leans into road repair, staffing, and a planned daytime homeless center as council begins review.
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Santa Ana faces a $19 million budget gap, and the next cuts or fees could hit residents soon
Santa Ana CA – An official county financial report and recent council debate point to a $19 million gap that could affect parks, streets, public safety, and homeless services.
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San Diego’s FY 2027 budget debate: what the $118 million deficit could mean for city services
San Diego CA – The city’s proposed FY 2027 budget opens a fight over a $118 million gap, with libraries, parks, arts funding, and staffing under pressure.
