South Jordan announces a holiday garbage schedule shift; no pick-up on New Year's Day, with subsequent days delayed.

El Paso is concluding its WinterFest with ice skating, performances, and decorations. A New Year's celebration is also planned for December 31. The festive events have enlivened downtown El Paso.

Maple Grove, MN recognizes snow plow crews and 'hydrant heroes' for their roles in maintaining community safety during winter by clearing streets and ensuring fire hydrants are accessible.

El Paso's Parks and Recreation Department expressed thanks for community support and announced a one-day closure on New Year's Day via a Facebook post.

Lehi City released their Holiday Waste Guide, advising residents on sorting festive waste and offering a drop-off service for Christmas trees at the Rodeo Grounds. The new Waste Management schedule is available on their website.

El Paso Parks and Recreation promotes the Nolan Richardson Recreation Center as a diverse community hub offering fitness, culture, and connection through various programs.

Orem City offers free Christmas tree disposal at 17 parks, turning them into environmentally friendly mulch for local use. Only real, unflocked trees are accepted.

The City of Duluth, MN, is taking nominations for the Good Neighbor Award, to honor locals making a difference. Mayor Reinert emphasized grassroots civic engagement in the award's announcement.

Sacramento prepares shelters for the homeless due to predicted rains, with two main centers open from Dec 31 to Jan 5, and free SacRT rides offered with a flyer.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office's "Fill the Cruiser Toy Drive" brought holiday joy to over 1,100 children, involving community donations and a festive giveaway event.

The Denver Police Department shares safety tips for New Year's celebrations, advising people to stay alert, keep phones charged, and report any suspicious activities.

Minneapolis Councilmember Jason Chavez celebrated accomplishments during his term, citing authored ordinances, budget amendments, and community resilience against over-policing, and outlined future commitments for Ward 9.

The Denver Police offer a free self-defense Krav Maga class to residents over 12, with sign-ups urged due to limited space. Future classes will be announced on their Facebook page.