Eden Prairie's Yard Waste Site Opens for Season Encouraging Responsible Leaf and Lawn Debris Disposal
Eden Prairie's Yard Waste Site at 9811 Flying Cloud Drive is now open for residents to dispose of yard waste and prevent environmental pollution. Operating hours are Fridays 2-5 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays 10 a.m.-5 p.m., until Nov. 24.
Clackamas County Surpasses Goals in Housing Services Program, Aiding Over 1,200 Households and Reducing Homelessness by 65%
Clackamas County's SHS program exceeds homelessness reduction goals, assisting over 1,200 households and reducing homelessness by 65%, with $54 million spent on services.
New Braunfels Partners with KultureCity for Sensory-Friendly Public Spaces, Enhancing Accessibility and Inclusion
New Braunfels partnered with KultureCity to make public spaces more inclusive for people with sensory sensitivities by providing sensory-friendly tools in five city facilities.
Georgia Swift Water Rescue Teams Ramp Up Preparations as Hurricane Helene Nears
Georgia's swift water rescue teams gear up as Hurricane Helene advances, with preparations for potential flooding in places like Gwinnett and DeKalb counties, including prepositioned boats and trained rescue personnel.
Water Bills on the Rise, West View Water Authority Announces Rate Hike for Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler Counties
West View Water Authority plans a 4.1% rate hike for water in Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler counties, justified by infrastructure maintenance needs. Assistance is available for customers with financial difficulties.
Michigan Public Service Commission Calls for Improved Utility Reliability and Affordability Following Critical Audit
The MPSC is addressing electricity grid reliability issues in Michigan, with DTE and Consumers Energy required to answer for inspection backlogs and slow downed wire response times.












