Danville Town Council held its regularly scheduled public meeting Aug. 5 at Town Hall, but the available official record does not show whether the council adopted any policy, project or spending action.
Derry’s regional housing benchmark, Abbott Court redevelopment and Section 8 program address different parts of the local housing problem—and should not be counted as the same thing.
Billerica solicited bids to replace the administration- and sludge-building roofs at its wastewater treatment plant at 70 Letchworth Avenue. The town authorized $690,000 from wastewater retained earnings in 2025, but the reviewed records do not confirm a contractor, final price or construction schedule.
The Hempstead Town Board is scheduled to hear public comments Tuesday, Aug. 4, on proposed parking, stop, school-area and tow-away code changes affecting Uniondale, Wantagh, East Rockaway, Franklin Square and Point Lookout.
Cary began charging for use of its town-owned EV chargers on August 1. Drivers now pay 20 cents per kilowatt-hour and may face an idle fee for leaving a vehicle connected beyond the charging period.
Estes Park’s water meets health standards today, but a newly adopted plan outlines more than $100 million in long-term upgrades—without approving rates or construction.
Monteagle, TN, will hold an Aug. 11 hearing and special council meeting on a proposed zoning amendment involving light manufacturing and sales facilities.
Grand Island’s proposed battery-storage law remains unresolved after a May hearing, a July 20 public-hearing notice and a referral back to the Planning Board.
On July 23, Avon Town Council will consider awarding a required Foundation Ballpark sewer-connection quote and introduce Ordinance 2026-10 for Lennar Phase II bonds.
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.
Phil Campbell council on June 3 pursued CDBG funding for hazardous downtown buildings, tightened unsafe-structures rules with fines, and OK’d $4,000 for land.
