Arlington Parks and Recreation is hosting the Meadowbrook Centennial Celebration on November 16, with activities like a new playground unveiling, free carnival rides, live music, and food trucks.

The DeafBlind Service Center in Seattle, established in 1986, offers vital support to the deafblind community through services, advocacy, and by promoting independence and quality of life.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office Records Unit was recognized by the Board of County Commissioners during Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week for their essential data management work.

BCBHS won the 2024 Regional Leaders and Innovators Award for integrating mental health services into public safety, led by Chief Hodges' philosophy of respect.

Heard Park and Lay Park community centers will close from Nov 23 to Dec 1 for gym floor maintenance, with officials advising the public to use other facilities.

The Gilbert Police Department received over $218,000 in grants from AZGOHS to enhance traffic safety, improve DUI enforcement, and support officer training.

The City of Boulder is seeking public input on Phase 2 of the Civic Area Project, focusing on park redevelopment. Residents can share their thoughts via a survey closing December 16.

Minnesota's Aging and Adult Services and Disability Services announce changes to CDCS structure, emergency grants for EIDBI providers, a training on employment practices, and a person-centered practices event.

The Plano Safety Fair is preparing for an upcoming event with safety demonstrations and first responder interactions. The Plano Police advised arriving early for parking.

Sacramento seeks "community ambassadors" to link the diverse neighborhoods with the city, offering a $6,000 stipend, translation aid, and funds for local projects.

The Marietta History Center is hosting a free family event themed "On the Move! Trucks, Trains, and Planes" on Nov 16, featuring educational activities and local collaborations.

Tarrant County Sheriff's Office collaborates with organizations to donate food to Fort Worth's Community Food Bank.

The Duluth Police Department raised $1,400 for the American Cancer Society through its annual Pink Patch Project, selling pink patches and merchandise.