The Ogden Police Department announced the launch of the Ogden City Fire Department's new Mobile Outreach Clinic, aimed at providing healthcare and community support to local residents.

Blaine, Minnesota offers free heat tape installation to prevent pipe freezing, funded by CDBG-CV through Anoka County, with a January 16, 2026, application deadline. Contact Elizabeth Showalter for details.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office reported a 6% rise in seized firearms during calls in 2025, with 415 guns collected. They highlighted each seizure as a potential danger averted.

Sandy City Police shared guidance on drone laws, stating shooting down drones is illegal, and privacy must be respected. They also highlighted FAA rules on flying over crowds and vehicles.

Milwaukee's Museum Days returns with 10 days of discounted admissions to 26 museums, fostering cultural engagement and supporting the local economy during the winter season.

San Francisco still funds one-way travel to reunite people experiencing homelessness, but just 444 accepted the offer last year. Advocates say relocation helps some but can displace others.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department shared their Metal Intervention Rescue Techniques training, highlighting skills like welding and plasma cutting for specialized rescues.

Frisco celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy with Frisco Unity Day, including live music and a food drive, on January 17 at the Purefoy Municipal Center.

The Boil Water Advisory in Grand Isle, issued by the Jefferson Parish Water Department, was lifted after water pressure restoration and safe sample analysis.

Georgia legislative leaders announce a unified calendar for the 2026 session to improve efficiency and transparency, with the coordination aimed at benefiting the state's populace.

The City of Bothell updated its Hazard Mitigation Plan, enhancing preparedness against 14 potential hazards, and urges residents to review the plan for safety.

Joe Hogeboom featured on the latest Maple Grove City Report, discussing council actions and community events, and encouraging civic engagement via a link on their Facebook page.

San Franciscans filed nearly 800,000 311 complaints in 2025; trash, overflowing bins and parking topped the list. Neighborhoods reported very different top problems.