Sharonville invites residents to a public session for input on the Downtown Loop development, with no formal presentations for flexible participation.

Seattle participated in the Great ShakeOut drill, promoting the "Fix the Bricks" campaign for seismic retrofit of historic URM buildings, with support for House Bill 1810 that incentivizes such retrofits.

The Guthrie Police Department is hiring an Animal Control Officer and is seeking applicants passionate about public service and animals. Applications can be made online via a QR code or the city's website.

Residents of Las Cruces vote for municipal leaders, with District 6 using Ranked Choice Voting. The city's website offers election information and a guide to RCV.

Apache Junction inaugurates a new workforce development service at the public library through the ARIZONA@WORK Pinal County partnership, offering employment assistance like resume writing and labor market data.

Hickory welcomes the holiday season with various events, including the Lowes Foods Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting, Holidaypalooza with Santa visits, and a special holiday market.

The Luling Volunteer Fire Department is enhancing its training for fires in multi-family structures, with a focus on the unique challenges these buildings pose.

El Paso Community College celebrated Halloween with festivities that included a haunted house, costume contest, and community events across its campuses.

Hickory is preparing for its holiday celebrations with the Lowes Foods Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting on Nov. 21, featuring a tribute to fallen soldiers and grand marshal Hickory FC.

Sen. Sally Harrell hosts a Parent Town Hall to discuss children's online safety featuring experts and encouraging collaboration between parents and lawmakers.

Davie invites residents to discuss their Townwide Vulnerability Assessment Study, focusing on flood resilience, in meetings at the Pine Island Multipurpose Center.

St. Johns County will close various offices on Veterans Day but maintain garbage and recycling collection, with resources like Recycle Coach app available for residents.

Deerfield Beach launches a new walking club for residents to promote health and camaraderie, meeting at the Johnny L. Tigner Center, offering incentives like free step meters.