Detroit details four-day response after July storms cut power to 78,000 customers
Detroit’s July storm response included traffic-signal repairs, tree removal, wellness checks and recovery aid after outages affected about 78,000 customers.
Senior services
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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.
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Chesterfield Township voters decide 10-year parks and recreation millage in August primary
A proposed one-mill levy could raise an estimated $2.5 million in its first year for Chesterfield Township parks, recreation and senior services.
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Beshear uses $255 million to block Kentucky Medicaid cut, but long-term funding remains unresolved
Kentucky will use unexpected surplus and corporate-tax revenue to prevent a scheduled 4% Medicaid reimbursement reduction for affected fee-for-service providers. The move protects services through the current fiscal-year period, while lawmakers still face a recurring-funding question.
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Everett’s Community Meal Program Is Scheduled to End August 31
Everett says its ARPA-funded community meal program is scheduled to end August 31, 2026. Participants should call now to clarify which services are affected and arrange food or transportation assistance.
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Stanton voters weigh two countywide millage questions Aug. 4
Stanton voters will decide two countywide Montcalm County millage questions Aug. 4, covering senior services, MSU Extension, 4-H and conservation programs.
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Massachusetts Plans MBTA Fare Pilots and Free Transit for Some Seniors
Two MBTA fare pilots are scheduled for September 1, while a later-fall program could provide free bus, subway and ferry rides for eligible Massachusetts residents age 75 and older who no longer drive.
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Sacramento budget vote today could preserve park jobs and senior services
Sacramento CA – The City Council is scheduled to vote June 9 on a budget draft that restores park maintenance and Hart Senior Center jobs.
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Sacramento budget vote today weighs park jobs, senior services and higher fees
Sacramento City Council is set to vote today on a budget that closes a $66.2 million gap while restoring some park and senior-center staffing.
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Kent senior center lunch program to return to five days on May 18
Kent’s senior center lunch program is set to return to five days a week on May 18 under a new caterer, with the standard meal price rising from $9 to $10.