Geauga County Sheriff's Office celebrates high-achieving students at the Berkshire Breakfast of Champions, organized by SRO Deputies Joe Ray and Josh Mikolajski.

Columbus police highlighted first responder mental health with an Ice Bucket Challenge video during National Police Week, nominating other departments to join the conversation.

Hawaiʻi residents participated in the annual Trek the Trail event, promoting love for the outdoors and bicycle safety, with activities and police oversight ensuring a safe experience.

Long Beach partners with Throne Labs to pilot smart public restrooms, enhancing sanitation and usability, with a focus on accessibility and modern amenities. The program aims to improve public infrastructure.

El Paso Police Department celebrates 152 years with a community event on May 17, 2025, offering engagement activities, demonstrations, and live music.

A symposium organized by the Community Services Department and Faith In Action aimed to address homelessness by connecting faith groups with housing experts.

The city is hiring a permit technician who will manage permits, licenses, provide information on building codes, and assist the public with bureaucracy. Applications close May 26.

Boulder County relaunches Wildfire Rebate Program to encourage residents to mitigate wildfire risks through eligible actions, offering up to $500 in rebates.

An article details the Philadelphia CPOC's process of investigating police shootings, focusing on evidence collection and community impact, highlighting the significance of their findings.

Communities observe Peace Officers Memorial Day, with flags at half-staff, remembering officers who died on duty, an observance that began with a 1962 designation by JFK.

Woodbury invites the community to a Memorial Day event on May 26 with speeches by Mayor Anne Burt and Major Tyler Kistner. It includes displays by veteran help groups and the chance to purchase memorial pavers.

Dallas residents can apply for Love Your Block mini-grants to fund community beautification projects, with a goal to enhance urban areas and foster community pride.

Ronald Barrett, Marietta's IT Director, has been named among the Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers by Government Technology magazine for advancing the city's tech and innovation.