Citrus County LCB is holding a public meeting for transportation planning on September 11, highlighting the importance of community engagement in mobility issues.

The Hernando County TDLCB is set to discuss transportation issues at a public meeting on September 11th, focusing on approving minutes and annual reports.

Contra Costa County acquired Helopods to improve wildfire defense, providing quick water access for helicopters and enhancing firefighting efficiency.

Marietta's City Council announces a series of meetings including an agenda work session on September 8th and a regular meeting on September 10th, with virtual options available for public access.

Maryland's Harford, Carroll, and Cecil counties welcome students back to school with new safety policies and a focus on reduced distractions and increased security.

St. Louis announces a zoning code overhaul to reflect community aspirations, with a launch party on September 3 at the Forest Park Visitor & Education Center.

The Bragtown Branch of the Durham County Library will extend its Monday hours to 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., starting September 8, to better serve its community.

St. Johns County has rescheduled its live auction event to September 6, offering free public access to bid on surplus items like vehicles and equipment, with previews on September 5 and auction day.

Pinellas Park hosts Clean Up Day on September 13, offering residents free disposal of household and yard waste at various sites, but not hazardous materials or electronics.

The Westfield Police in Indiana reminded dog owners via Facebook to keep dogs on a leash as per city ordinance, highlighting safety and respect for the community.

The article from Washington County Emergency Management underlines the need for a family reunification and communication plan, detailing steps like selecting meeting spots, including pets, and school pick-up arrangements.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk in Carrboro and Chapel Hill on Sept. 12 will feature galleries, live music, performances, and more, open to the public for cultural engagement.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is requesting public donations of unopened candy for a 'Trunk or Treat' event, aiming to offer a safe Halloween for local children.