DeKalb County Super Districts partner with the Beautification Unit for 'The Great American Cleanup' to encourage community recycling and clean-up efforts until June 21.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson issues an Executive Order to halt new spending and hiring, ensuring fiscal responsibility amid uncertain federal funding.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announces private donations over $1.3 million for Palisades Playground's restoration, with significant contributions from FireAid, GameTime, and Banc of California.

Zoo Miami is modernizing, affecting exhibits and relocating gorillas Shango and Barney as part of the changes, as detailed by WSVN and Instagram posts.

The Vision Zero Conference in Philadelphia focused on the costs of implementing traffic safety measures to eliminate fatalities and injuries. Community-led projects and a budget proposal for Vision Zero initiatives were discussed.

Ohio upgraded its unclaimed funds system, simplifying the process for residents to retrieve forgotten assets like bank accounts and stocks. Over $149.6 million was returned in 2023.

Florida's Biscayne Bay will benefit from funds raised by a newly approved specialty license plate, with proceeds going to habitat restoration and water quality projects.

The inaugural meeting of the EMROC in Milton focussed on overseeing the quality of ambulance services by AMR to enhance life-saving services in North Fulton.

New spring hours for Village Park attractions in Kannapolis are announced, with rides on the Rotary Express and Carousel available on weekends until Memorial Day.

Hernando officials opened a storm shelter at 455 Riley St. for residents due to a looming storm, announced by Mayor Chip Johnson for April 4, 2025, at 5:30 PM.

Dunwoody and the PCIDs have commenced the Ashford Dunwoody Path, aiming to enhance local pedestrian and cycling routes, with Phase 1 now open and Phase 2 underway.

Jacksonville is hiring lifeguards and pool managers for the 2025 swim season, offering a starting wage of $15–$16.50 per hour, with required skills including a 200-yard swim. Training is provided, and teens from 15 can apply.

Georgia Power is upgrading power lines in Dunwoody, using helicopters for reliability maintenance starting April 7, with no expected service disruptions.