The Folsom Fire Department advises locals to practice safety near water by wearing life jackets, not swimming alone, and avoiding alcohol. They offer free life jacket rentals and stress the importance of knowing CPR.

Arlington will observe Memorial Day with facility closures but maintain trash and recycling services; some parks and the East Library and Recreation Center will have limited hours.

First responders in Dakota County were recognized for their heroism, including life-saving actions by firefighters, police, dispatchers, and a lifeguard during various emergencies.

Delray Beach won first place in the Good Practices Competition for its Pocket Parks and Pollinators Garden Program, promoting biodiversity and environmental education.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department emphasizes building personal relationships with the community on social media to improve trust and preventative policing.

Montgomery County's DPS has released a podcast on pool safety and permits, highlighting guidelines for barriers and maintenance, and providing resources for homeowners.

Carrollton's Chalk the Park event is rescheduled to June 11 due to weather, featuring chalk art, water games, food trucks, and an "Inside Out 2" screening.

The Tarrant County Homeless Coalition will discuss homelessness in Arlington at an event on May 30, offering insights and inviting community engagement.

Deer Park announces its traditional Memorial Day parade to honor fallen servicemembers, coinciding with Mayor Donnellon's birthday, starting at 10 am on May 26.

Jacksonville won the Economic Advancement Award for 2025 from the Florida League of Cities, recognizing the success of its Small and Emerging Business Certification Program.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office announced an open house on June 6, offering tours, demonstrations, and family activities to strengthen community relationships.

Kauai faced delayed trash pick-up due to manpower shortages and equipment issues, affecting Hanamaulu, Wailua Houselots, Hanalei, and Ha‘ena. Service is expected to resume the following day.

San Antonio alters city services for Memorial Day, with closures including City Hall and municipal offices. Essential services remain active; parking meters are free, and some outdoor activities and facilities are available.