Clayton County offers a free Canva training course on January 27, 2026, aimed at enhancing residents' graphic design skills. Registration is required.

Placer County invites residents to a town hall on January 20 to discuss the placement of an SVP, William Stephenson, in their area, seeking community input before a deadline.

Mesa Parks and Recreation opens spring activity registrations, featuring sports and recreation for all ages, with non-resident sign-ups starting January 20.

AASD and DSD updates reveal changes to eligibility worksheets, enhancements in data collection for service providers, completion of an employment supports study, and announcement of safety culture trainings.

The Canopy Initiative in Clarksville-Montgomery County is a coalition working to address homelessness through collaboration and resource coordination.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control hosts "New Year, New Friend" on January 21, an adoption event at City Hall featuring dogs and information on animal welfare.

Socorro, Texas urges residents to attend local government meetings, with a schedule available on the City's website and most meetings held at the Council Chambers at 860 N Rio Vista Rd.

Santa Monica introduces a self-certification building permit program to expedite permitting for businesses, limiting approval to five days for eligible commercial improvements.

The Milwaukee Police Department is promoting diverse career opportunities in law enforcement on social media, aiming to recruit individuals with varying skill sets.

The North East ISD's cell phone policy allowing student use during non-instructional times clashes with the TEA's "bell-to-bell" ban, risking legal disputes and state-imposed sanctions.

The Michigan Community Service Commission is awarding grants to support volunteer projects for MLK Day, involving thousands of volunteers in community service.

NY AG Letitia James sues HHS over a policy threatening to revoke funding due to definitions of sex seen as discriminatory against transgender individuals.

El Paso offers free Christmas tree disposal at the Citizens Collection station until January 31st, encouraging residents to remove decorations and participate in reducing landfill waste.