The Gilbert Fire and Rescue Department secured a second consecutive five-year CFAI accreditation, indicating their continuous commitment to high standards in fire safety.

The 23rd Annual Ride of Silence in Key Biscayne, part of BIKE305 and National Bike Month, will honor cyclists lost or injured on May 21 with a police-escorted ride.

The Geauga County Sheriff's Office thanked CCM Rental for lending an excavator and the Middlefield Fire Department for cleaning it after a search operation.

Parts of Marksheffel Road in Colorado Springs will close overnight on April 30 and May 1, and from May 2-5 for drainage pipe installation and restriping. Detours are provided.

Tampa unveils plans for North Downtown redevelopment including at least 750 new housing units, improved pedestrian access and connectivity, and potential extension of the streetcar service.

Miami-Dade County officials urge residents to use county-approved building materials to prepare for hurricane season and ensure safety and property resilience.

The City of Atlanta has unveiled a $3.0 billion operating budget for FY 2026, prioritizing public safety, housing, and infrastructure, with tax reallocation set to benefit residents.

Maryland State Police increase DUI patrols and enforcement for Cinco de Mayo, urging responsible driving due to high impairment-related accidents and fatalities in the state.

Scottsdale's service animals, including horses and dogs, aid in policing efforts, crowd control, patrols, suspect tracking, and providing comfort in schools and crisis situations.

Collinsville is conducting its annual hydrant flushing weekdays from 8am to 2pm during summer, potentially causing reduced water pressure and discoloration.

Deering Estate offers reduced admission on Memorial Day weekend, with tours and a special exhibition. Active duty military and family enjoy free access from May 17 to Labor Day.

The Jonquil City Jog is scheduled for May 3, 2025, in downtown Smyrna, featuring a 5K and 1-mile run, with opportunities for sponsorship and community involvement.

Marysville seeks environmental science experts for critical area management; submit qualifications by May 24, 2025, to be considered for the city's Qualified Scientific Professionals List.