Dallas City Council Member Cara Mendelsohn announced federal funds for trail projects in District 12, boosting the Cotton Belt Trail and enhancing local connectivity.

Lawrenceville maintains its millage rate at 3.26 mills for 2025, leading to a property tax increase due to exceeding the rollback rate.

Yavapai County Sheriff's K9 units receive a $500 donation from Arizona Rangers to support their operational costs.

The Wisconsin DNR advises safe boating practices, highlighting the use of life jackets and the dangers of alcohol consumption for the Fourth of July weekend.

This Fourth of July weekend, the Coast Guard Cutter Reliance is open for free public tours in Galveston. Visitors can explore the 210-foot vessel at Pier 21 on Friday and Saturday.

Miami-Dade's Animal Services has introduced the Wellness on Wheels Mobile Veterinary Clinic to provide free essential wellness services to pets in underserved areas.

Mother-daughter duo Adriana and Victoria Garcia are recognized at EPCC for their contributions to sign language interpreting, with Adriana retiring in 2025 after years of service and Victoria continuing the legacy.

DeKalb County has launched a Peaceful Protest Protocol to support residents in organizing safe, lawful protests while upholding First Amendment rights.

Columbia Police Department in Tennessee is hiring police officers, offering $56,100 per year, and expediting the process for Tennessee P.O.S.T. certified applicants. Benefits include health insurance and a take-home vehicle policy.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is engaging with local 4-H groups for farm visits ahead of the county fair, highlighting youth agriculture and community ties.

DeKalb County postpones a 10% water and sewer rate hike to finalize a partnership with the Urban League, ensuring customer support and public understanding.

Acworth recognized Amateur Radio Week and the crucial role of ham radio operators in emergencies during their annual Field Day exercise on June 28th, highlighting their importance in disaster communication.

Everett Transit is seeking public input on its Long-Range Plan for the city's future transportation through 2045, inviting comments via an online survey, community events in July, and direct communication.