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.

Bloomington's City Council is reviewing proposed adjustments to sidewalk snow removal, potentially reducing city plowing routes and increasing homeowners' responsibilities.

Rene Flowers is named president-elect of the Florida Association of Counties during its annual meeting and will chair the finance and audit committee.

Charlotte invites applications for the second cohort of the REDI program aimed at training emerging real estate developers in affordable housing projects.

The Arizona Department of Education acted quickly to provide schools with supplemental funds to address a budget shortfall and avoid a funding crisis.

Kingsport's July 4th parade will start at 10 a.m., with road closures on Center Street and surrounding areas, followed by July 5 Red, White and Boom festivities with additional closures on Main Street.

Dunedin city offices will be closed on July 4th for Independence Day, affecting trash and recycling schedules. Essential services like public safety will remain operational.

Bloomington's finance staff are engaging with residents about the 2026 budget through priority-based budgeting, having positive interactions at local events.

Boston Police Department hosted a Seniors Dance at Florian Hall, providing a friendly evening of dining and dancing to strengthen community relations.

Kingsport has launched its summer street resurfacing program, starting in Cooks Valley and plans to pave 8 miles of road by fall, with a total of over 16 miles this year, contributing to ongoing improvements since 2017.

Hillsborough County's Pet Resource Center is over capacity, housing 285 cats and 247 dogs, and urges residents to adopt or foster to alleviate the strain. Adoption fees are waived to encourage more people to take in pets.