Douglasville has started construction on a new recycling center aimed at improving sustainability. The groundbreaking event marked the beginning of a project expected to last 16-18 months.

The city resumes regular waste collection post-hurricane and has completed storm debris removal, asking residents to manage smaller debris until normalcy returns.

The Community Center project in Maple Grove is progressing, with the addition of an ice sheet and parking expansion. The city is updating the public online, and Parks and Recreation Director Chuck Stifter is monitoring the progress.

Austin Resource Recovery to provide on-demand collection for bulk, brush, and HHW starting January 2025, with customers allowed three pickups annually via a new scheduling system.

Commissioner Alana Sanders of Newton County received a Lifelong Learning Academy certificate from ACCG, her third governmental certification, recognizing her skills in citizen engagement and economic development.

Charlotte Joy Rides is set to stop its bike share and e-scooter services by December 31, 2024, transitioning to a new phase with dockless electric bikes in collaboration with Lime and Bird.

Allen Cosby Jr., a 38-year-old man from Lilburn, was found safe after being reported missing. A Mattie's Call was issued due to his medical needs post-stroke.

The City of Raleigh offers free curbside grease collection from Nov 1, 2024, to Jan 10, 2025, to prevent sewer blockages and recycle the waste into biofuel.

Howard County renews "Pumpkin Palooza" to encourage composting of pumpkins post-Halloween, aiming to reduce landfill waste and repurpose organic material into compost.

Fort Worth Water has announced the need to replace 32,590 galvanized service lines due to potential lead contamination risks, although no actual lead lines were found.

The Northwest Suburbs Cable Communications Commission is seeking a new member to negotiate and enforce cable TV franchise agreements, with applications due by November 18, 2024.

Fort Worth celebrates Arbor Day with free admission to Log Cabin Village on Nov. 1, featuring an opening ceremony, family-friendly activities, tree seedling giveaways, and educational programs.

Apple Valley reminds residents to keep public right of way areas clear for city services and safety, stressing the importance of this rule for snow removal and emergency access.