Most City of Detroit offices will close from Dec. 24 to Jan. 2, excluding essential services. Trash collection is delayed by a day after holidays, and parking meters won’t be enforced from Dec. 23 to Jan. 1, except for Residential Zones.

The City of Fort Worth has provided guidelines for disposing of live and artificial Christmas trees, encouraging residents to repurpose or donate before using specified disposal methods.

The City of Fort Worth announces adjusted trash pickup schedules for the holidays and allows residents to put out two extra bags without extra fees after Christmas and New Year's Day.

Seattle Public Utilities offers free composting for holiday trees from December 26 to January 31 and closed transfer stations on Dec 25, 2024, and Jan 1, 2025.

Georgia State University receives a record $80 million donation from the Woodruff Foundation for campus improvements, including the replacement of Sparks Hall with a new arts building and amphitheater by 2026.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is gearing up for 3.7 million travelers over the holidays, suggesting early arrival for flights and advising on parking and transportation options.

FHLBank Atlanta allocates $4.7 million in grants to Georgian affordable housing projects, contributing to a wider effort that involves spending $55 million across multiple states.

ACCGov services will have altered schedules for Christmas, closing on December 24 and 25, with emergency animal services available via 911. Leisure facilities, trash collection, and public transportation also pause, resuming December 26.

The Michigan DNR reminds people to prioritize safety during winter outdoor activities, offering advice on ice safety, layering, and responsible snowmobiling, after reports of fatal accidents.

City News is taking a holiday break from December 20 to January 5, though past articles remain available online. Service changes for the holidays are listed, and email subscriptions will continue to provide updates.

The Milton Fire-Rescue Department has authorized a controlled burn near Freemanville Road, using an air curtain destructor to limit smoke, with specific operational constraints.

The 'Shop with a Cop' event at Riverdale Target saw police officers become personal shoppers for fifth graders, fostering positive community interactions and spreading holiday cheer.

Marietta's Human Resources Department won the Large City Agency Award of Excellence from the Georgia Local Government Personnel Association for its employee wellness programs.