Wake Forest's "Warm Your Hearts with Coats Drive" collects coats for those in need, focusing on youth sizes, with multiple drop-off locations until October 25.

The Dougherty Street Government Building is closed for roof replacement from Oct 20-24, affecting city departments. Remote services available; some in-person services resume Oct 23.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting a family-friendly trick-or-treating event on Halloween, featuring various units, bike giveaways, and a chance for community engagement with law enforcement.

New Castle County Police and recruits joined the @marketstreetrunforblue, a 5-mile run supporting the Philadelphia Police Foundation and honoring fallen officers.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites Milwaukee residents to participate in public hearings on the allocation of the 2026 Community Development Block Grant funding.

NCDHHS, CHESS Health, and Diamond Mind have launched a free mental health app for North Carolina veterans, offering peer support and coping strategies in both English and Spanish.

Jacksonville's ACPS and the Humane Society host a Pet Adoption Festival with waived fees, aiming to find homes for many pets at the Prime F. Osborne III Convention Center.

The Stark County Sheriff's Office is enhancing school bus safety measures during National School Bus Safety Week, patrolling school zones and joining bus rides to ensure protocols are followed.

Brooklyn Park offers a free Pumpkin Drop-Off composting service after Halloween to reduce landfill waste, with guidelines to remove non-organic materials before drop-off.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office in Oklahoma recommends using good lighting as a safety measure to reduce crime, advising residents to ensure outdoor lights are functioning and considering motion-activated lights to deter suspicious activity.

Dallas residents are invited to a pivotal meeting about Exall Recreation Center's future, emphasizing public input for the planned facility upgrade, including amenities like a gym and tech rooms.

The Wisconsin DNR invites the public to an educational event at Wild Rose Fish Hatchery featuring activities like fish-printing and fly tying, emphasizing conservation and the life cycle of gamefish.

Clay County residents can engage in upcoming meetings on the county charter, land conservation, and the vision for the Oakleaf Library, as announced on social media.