Wake County's Fall Community Pet Days offer free and low-cost pet health services, including vaccinations and microchipping, from October 13 to November 24.

Commissioner Kirkland Carden hosts a town hall on Oct. 14 at Suwanee City Hall to discuss Gwinnett County's transit future and the upcoming referendum.

FloridaCommerce and SERT launch a Business Damage Assessment Survey to help Florida businesses recover from Hurricane Milton, with an online form available on FloridaDisaster.biz, and further assistance via a hotline and email.

Las Cruces Public Libraries host a Halloween craft workshop for adults on October 17th at Branigan Memorial Library, with pre-event registration required.

The Arizona Red Cross is seeking volunteers for Hurricane Milton relief and has streamlined training for shelter operations. Retired volunteer Dennis Fleshman has rejoined to aid the effort.

The City of Plymouth is hosting a free Halloween Open Skate event on Oct. 31 at the Plymouth Ice Center, with costume wear encouraged and treat bags from Minnesota Orthodontics, while noting detour routes due to road construction.

Portland and Multnomah County officials briefed the public on progress with the Homelessness Response Action Plan, focusing on collaboration and transparency in addressing homelessness.

The Boston Police Department's Faith & Blue event in the South End included a blessing for officers and their comfort dog, Copper, aiming to strengthen community ties.

The Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department received the Spirit of Green Award for its waste reduction programs including the Teacher Reuse Store and Repair Café initiatives.

Boston Police officers played basketball with youths to foster community ties and address social issues through the RISE program's 'Building Bridges through Basketball.'

The Stormwater Management Division is promoting the Stormtalker Education Program to teach students about stormwater pollution and its environmental impacts, aligning with educational standards.

Minneapolis celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day by closing government offices on October 14, while maintaining essential services like 911 and waste collection; parking meters aren't enforced except in some areas. Normal operations resume October 15.

The inaugural Texas Veterans Day Parade in Arlington on November 11, 2024, will feature a flyover, a path past the under-construction National Medal of Honor Museum, and an induction ceremony.